The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-02-27
SOUTH DAKOTA.

The Right Rev. Bishop O'Gorman
will pay an official visit to St. Patrick's
church. Montrose, OH Easter Sunday,
April 3rd, and on the same day will
administer at that place the sacrament
of confirmation to a large class.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Lyons, OF Mitch
ell, have been receiving visit lately
from the formers brother, Michael
Lyons, and his wife. The latter couple
have been making their home at Made
liza, Mimi, for the past few years, but
henceforward will reside at Denver,
Colorado. The change is made for the
benefit Of Mr. Lyons health, which has
been very poor OF late.
Married-Mr. Nicholas Refers and
Miss Nellie Robinson, both we'll
known and popular young people Of
Hanson county. were united in we'd
lock early last week at Emery. Father
Geo. Hoffman, performed the cere-
mony.
Died.-Mrs. Mary O'Brien, aged IS
years and native OF Cork county,
Ireland, died lately at the home of her
son, Ed. O'Brien, who lives three
miles east Of Emery in Hanson coun-
ty. Her funeral was held from St.
Martins church and was conducted by
the Rev. George Hoffman. A few
years ago deceased moved to this state
to make her home will, her oldest son
and she was with him when God called
her to Himself.
Mrs. c. Heinrich returned on Tues
day OF last week to her home in Cen
,rcvile after weeks visit with her
daughter at Ireton. Iowa.
Died.-Mr. Paul Kleeman, only son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Klecman Of Gus
ter ami a native Of Custer county
where he was born IS years ago, died
last week at St. Joscph's hospital,
Dealwood, after a lingering suffering
from the effects OF injuries received in
the Burlington railway wreck near
Rockford several weeks since. His
father having died some years ago,
Paul was the only support OF his
mother and sisters
Married.-Mr John Whelan, one Of
Montrose' best and most industrious
business men, was married at ST. Pat
rirk's parochial residence in that town
on the morning OF the 18th inst. to
Miss May O. Rricn. an estimable young
lady OF the same place and one who
has grown from childhood in McCook
county. The ceremony which was per-
formed by the Rev William Kcane,
was quietly observed. as only few
friends OF the young couple were pres
enl. They were attended by MIR. J.
O'Hora and Miss Anna Whelan, niece
oil the groom. Mr. Whelan has COIL
Quoted the Star restaurant at Montrose
for many years and the bride is very
popular young lady who has been a
successful teacher in the public schools
OF the county for long time and who
stands deservedly high in the COM
munity, Mr.. and Mrs. Whelan par
tool; oil the wedding breakfast at the
home OF the brides mother in the
country. Mrs. Johanna O'Bricn, after
which they departed on the evening
! Omaha train for Cherokee, Iowa. They
have already started housekeeping at
/ Montrose
The new council OF the Catholic
KNIGHTS OF America which was or
oanizc some few months since at
! Deadwood. held a very interesting and
destructive session at their lodge room
in that city one night in the fore part
Of las, week. The entertainment
opened witt, selection from Larie-
verc's orchestra. after which brilliant
address was given by Mr.. Thos. Har-
vey, of Lead City, in which he spoke
Of the aims and objects OF the order.
/ Vicar General Nosen was then called
upon and in choice language explained
the relations of the knights to the
Church and the good that the organ
ization has started out to accomplish.
The rest of the evening was very
socially spent.
Died.-Mr. Matt Buthala, an old
time resident of Union county, died on
the morning of tile 18th inst. after a
lingering illness at his home near Al
sen. The funeral was conducted from
St. Joseph's church at Emmett on SAT-
urday forenoon by the Rev. Matt Tray