The Irish standard., 1904-08-27

tion church, Watertown, on Sunday
forenoon, September IS, and in the az
ternoon will drive to Kranzburg,
where he will also confirm a large
class of children OH the same day.
y fair WAS held this week at Huron
for the benefit of st. Martins church.
There was Il large crowd present each
evening in the hall, and We are pleased
to learn that the receipts were highly
pleasing to good Father Desmond and
his lady parishioners, who all worked
so united and we'll to make Il success
of the undertaking. 1t was big sue
cess.
The Rev. ]. II. Hansen. Of the Holy
Rosary church, Kranzlurg, is about
to remodel his former church building
and will fit it up for school purposes.
He hopes to be able to open the school
in September and it will be in charge
of some order of sisters.
The Very Rev. Geo Sheehan, of
Elkton: Very Rev. Clas. Rol inson, Of
Jefferson: Rev. l.. \. Bouska. of Ia
Dor, and the Rev. Il. Weber. of Salem.
were appointed permanent rectors by
Bishop O'Gormnn ut the clergy re-
treat, held lately in st. Paul Rev.
+. \. ROuSkl. of Tabor: Very Rev.
james Collins, of Ramona: Rev. n. NJ.
Redmond, of Elkpoint; Rev. VIM. No
Ian, of Sioux Falls: Very Rev. Henry
Mcnsing. of Webster, and Rev. Thom-
as Stecher. of Howard. We're appointed
as conSultors.
Dird.-Aliss Louisa Huber youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter HUI
Der, died Of typhoid pneumonia OH the
10th inst. at 412 Douglas avenue,
ianktom. aged II years. Deceased
was born at GAINESVILLE. Ynnlston coun-
ty, i'll 81, and three yrniss :,=o moved
to Yanktom with her parents. She at
tended the high school in that city
and was regarded us one of the bright
est pupils of her class. Besides II
father and mother, she leaves four
brothers and six sisters, and they will
have the sympathy Of the community
around Yankton in the aftliction which
has fallen upon them. Mr.. Peter HUI
ber, Of Parkston, s. D., and Mrs. John
Mack, Of Liberty, Neb., are brother
and sister Of the deceased. The fu-
neral took place from the Sacred
Heart church, Rev. Lawrence Link Of
f1ciating.
Rev. Father Burke, who was lately
ordained to the priesthood for the
Sioux Falls diocese, has been appoint.
ed the first resident pastor ut Geddes,
Charles Mix county, with Platte as a
mission. These places were lately at
tended from Wagner by the Rev. Will
liam Lehecha.
Married.-NIr. Glen Stanley and
Miss Mamie White, both Of Bushnell,
were Joined in lawful wedlock on Sun
day last at Elkton. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. ]. II. Hig-
gins and was witnessed by the friends
of the young couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley will make their future home
on Brookins county farm.
A new priest has been assigned to
Columbia, Brown county. This mis-
sion has been hitherto attended by
Rev. Father Dahlmans, of st. Mary's
(German) church, Aberdeen.
A Eudist father from st. Wilfrid's
church, Woonsocket, is temporarily in
charge of the Esteline and Castlewood
parishes during the absence Of the
Rev. Joseph Flynn, who has gone to
New York city on months vacation.
The new st. Kyran's church at
Mayfield, Yankton county, Rev. G.
Byrne, pastor, will be solemnly dedi-
Gated to the service of Almighty God
in the near future. The former church
was built in 'S3 during the pastorate
of Rev. Geo. Sheehan, now Of Elkton.
Bishop O'Gorman has been pleased
to assign the Rev. Father Kelly, late
ly ordained in New York, to be as
sistant to the Very Rev. Dean Shea
at the Holy Family church, Mitchell.
The Plankinton and Mount Vernon
parishes will be attended hcnceforth
from Mitchell.
st. Anthony's church, Davis. which
was attended from Lennox by the
Rev. Charles Bolcy, will henceforth
be served by the Rev. p. ]. Catferky,
of Parker.
The Rev. J. J. O'Neill, who was
lately appointed pastor Of Bcresford,
will soon commence the erection Of
handsome $4,000 church in that
town which will be the finest in that
section of the diocese.
Died. Mrs. Mary Startling, for
more than 20 years resident Of
Moody county, died at Flandreau on
the night Of the 14th inst. Deceased
had enjoyed tolerably fair health up
to the night previous TO her death,
when she complained Of IL pain in the
stomach, and an abscess breaking
caused blood poisoning to set In, which
resulted in death. The remains were
taken to st. Simon and Judes' church
on Tuesday morning, where requiem
mass was celebrated by the Rev.
Michael Dermody, after which they