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and the interment was at Calvary
cemetery Mrs. Mcnamara was a
member of the Ladies' Of the G.. A. r.,
who attended in a body.
SOUTH DAKOTA.

NAL valley, in the Black A4llls coun-
try, was united in matrimony on the
23rd ult. to Miss Alice Rainville.
The ceremony was attended by only
the intimate friends of the young
couple and was performed at the
home of the bride in ST. Onge by the
Rev. b. MCNEIL, pastor of the Holy
Angels church Of that city. Joseph
and his estimable bride are receiving
the congratulations of their many
friends in Laurence county.
The Lady Catholic Order of For
esters of Deadwood at their last reg
ular meeting installed the following
named officers: Mrs. NJ. Hebron,
chief ranger; Mrs. John Duffy, vice
chief ranger; Mrs. Gosalin, financial
secretary; Mrs. I. Bolger, recording
secretary; Mrs. N. McDonough, treas
urer; Mrs. NJ. Lesperance, Mrs. G.
sasse and Mrs. Doyle, trustees; Mrs.
O'Donnell and Mrs. McColl, conduc-
tors. The past chief ranger, Mrs.
Gosalin, presided at the installing ex-
ercises.
Died.-Mr. N. L. Dawson, cashier
of the Mitchell National bank at Nit
chell was overcome by stroke of
apopleXy at his home in that city on
Thursday evening of last week and
died on Saturday morning. Deceased
had been a prominent resident of
Mitchell for more than twenty years
and a good part of that time has been
closely associated with it's business in
terests. He was quite popular among
all classes and the city deeply deplores
his loss Mr.. Dawson is said to have
left an estate of over 100000. After
the holding of appropriate services on
Monday the remains were shipped
over the c., NJ. & st. P. road to his
old home in New York state, where
| they were laid to rest.
The Rev. Fathers II. Livingstone
and p. j. Mulconry, S. j., of the Sa-
cred Heart church, Chicago will hold
Il mission at the Sacred Heart church,
Aberdeen. opening OH the 18th inst
and ending on the 22nd. During their
stay at Aberdeen these distinguished
missionaries will deliver some special
sermons to non Catholics and doubt
less the church will be crowded at all
the exercises, as Aberdeen has a large
congregation.
We are panied to learn that Mr. John
Peir of Yankton, son of Joseph Peir,
one of the oldest and most respected
citizens of the Cement City, suffered
the loss of his left arm lately, which
was taken off at the elbow. The
young man is getting along nicely at
st. Josephs hospital, Sioux City,
whittier he was taken for treatment
Died.-N[iss Catherine Early, one OF
Flandreau's best young ladies, died on
the Goth ult. of consumption at Den
YER, Col, whittier she went some time
since to recuperate her health. De-
ceased was the daughter of Mr..
Michael EARLY, pioneer settler of
Moody county Besides her father,
Miss Early leaves five brothers and
four sisters.
Rev. William O'Meara, pastor of
Watertown, is interested in having a
court of the Catholic knights of Co.
lumbus organized in his town in the
near future. AS Watertown is one of
the rising young cities Of the state,
we predict that the knights will have
a big organization there.
Died.-In the death of Miss Anna
Germ, Sioux Falls loses one of her
best and most respected people. The
sad event took place on Saturday
morning Of last week at the home of
her sister, Mrs. George Mcdonald of
pneumonia after an illness of five
weeks. Appropriate services for the
dead We're held at St. Michaels pro-
cathedral on Monday forenoon. Rev.
William Nolan celebrated requiem
mass in the presence of a large con-
gregation. Miss Germ came to Sioux
Falls about twenty-five years ago and
resided continuously in that city up
to the time of her death. The remains
were shipped via the Rock Island rail-
way to the deceased's former home at
Cobourg, Canada, for interment and
We're accompanied by her two broth
ers, Mr.. Michael Germ of Sioux Falls
and T. ]. Germ, prominent business
man of Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Murphy of Aus
tin, Mimi, were visiting friends at
Flandreau lately. Mr.. Murphy is an
old c.. NJ. & st. p. locomotive en-
gineer.
Rev. r. Meyers is the new pastor Of
st. Mary's church, Zell.
| Rev. Father Dahlmanns has been
appointed pastor of the New ST.
Mary's (Germam church at Aberdeen.
The new parochial residence at Dell
Rapids, costing over $4,000, is COM
pleted and Rev. Father Martyr, the
worthy pastor. has taken possession.
1t is one of the neatest of the kind
in the diocese.