The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-11-12
SOUTH DAKOTA.


Married.-AIr. George Gorgan and
Miss Alice A[ulcahy were married at
Flanlreau on Tuesday of last week BY
the Rev. Michael Martyr. pastor of
st. Simon and Judes' church, and on
the following day Mr.. Al Turner and
Miss Matilda Gulblunson were also
united in matrimony ut the same place
and by the same clergyman. May
the union Of both couples be happy
and prosperous and these are the wish
es of their many friends.
Mrs. Dick Reedy, of Beresford, left
last week for st. Louis, where she
will see the sights of the big eXposi-
ton and visit IL sister whom she has
not met in years.
y fair was held at Platte lately, and
we learn that very neat sum was
collected, which will go towards the
payment Of some debts on the new
church.
Married.-A pair of Terry's prom
inent, well-known young people were
united in holy wedlock on All Saints
day at Lead City in the Black Hills
country, and the ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev. N. Stolz. The
names Of the contracting parties are
Mr.. Harry Labrcck and Miss Sophia
Chalupa, and the ceremony took place
at the home Of the brides parents.
Mr.. Ben Laughlin was best man, and
Miss Lizzie Chalupa acted as brides
maid. The groom is in the employ
mcnt of the Imperial Gold Mining
company ut Portland.
Miss Flynn, sister of the Rev. JOS
cph Flynn, of Estelline, who has been
visiting at her old home in New York
state for the past few months, return
ed to the former place last week.
Mrs. Pat Farley, of Beresford, is
off i'll Indiana at present, being called
thither by the serious illness of her
uncle, who is quite advanced in years.
The fair which closed at Geddes in
Charles Mix county last Saturday
night, was Il grand success financially
and otherwise, and Father Burke has
reason to feel proud Of the good ladies
OF his parish who worked early and
late to make the undertaking q sue
cess. The handsome sum of $500 was
realized, which will be applied towards
the building Of the new paroclial resi-
dence which the congregation pro
poses to erect during the coming
spring. Geddes is Father Eurke's
first pastorate, being ordained only a
few months since, and his work dur
Ing this short span is very creditable
to himself and his parishoncrs d
Alarried.-'The social event of the
season at Yankton was the marriage
of Mr.. Raymond ]. Curry, eldest son
of Mrs. John Curry. to Miss louisa
{. Molmaln. eldest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Mormann. of that city
which took place ut the Sacred Heart
church on Thursday morning of last
week. Father Laurence Link perform
ing the ceremony in the presence of
the friends of the young couple. Mr.
.Alphonsus Smith acted as best man,
and the bride was assisted by her sis
ter, Miss Anna Nornlann The con-
tracing parties are we'll known in
Ianllton. having been born and rails
ell i'll that city. The groom is Il
brakeman on the Platte branch of the
c., Nj. & st. +. road and is a young
ma nof steady and industrious habits
The bride is Il most excellent young
lady and is quite prominent in the
musical ana social gatherings of the
city. The young couple will reside
with the BRIDES parents for the pres.
emit ,.
Mr.. Dave L. Beardsley, of Armour
who has been rnilroading with the
Milwaukee company for the past thir.
ty years. met with painful accident
at belmont one day last week whilst
his train was switching in the yards
ut belmont. In falling from a freight
car he dislocated his shoulder and
was badly cut about the face and
head. Dave is we'll known amongst
the travelling fraternity and this is
the first mishap he has met with dur
ing his many years of service on the
road.
Marricd.-NIr. Barney McAIahon, a
prosperous young farmer living in
the northern part of deuel. county.
was married at Gary on All Saints
day to Miss Anna I4andl1amer, a popu-
lar young lady Of that burg. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
j. Il. Higgins, of Elkton, and in the
presence of a number of friends of
the young couple. They will make
their home north of Gary.
DULUTH NEWS.