The Irish standard., 1904-10-15
Mcines, Iowa, to which city he re-
turned soon after the ceremony.

NIcines, Iowa, to which city he re.
turned soon after the ceremony.
Married.-The social event Of the
season at Scotland was the marriage
of Mr.. Emil Binder of Yaniton to Miss
Mae Jando, which took place at St
Georges church in the former city on
Oct. 4. The ceremony was performed
at nuptial mass celebrated by the
Rev. Father Luig. The groom is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Binder and
is highly spoken of by his friends in
fankton. Mr.. and Mrs Binder left
soon after the ceremony for st. Louis,
where they will visit friends and see
the big exposition for few weeks,
and upon their return will settle down
to housekeeping in Yankton, where
MIR. Binder is at present engaged in IL
prosperous business. Their many
friends will join in wishing the young
couple many years of happy welded
life.
Laril Code of Vermillion, aged G
years, was shot in the abdomen while
playing with other boys one day last
week and was brought for treatment
to the Sacred Heart hospital, Yank-
ton. DIR. Doyle, who has charge of
the patient, says the. abdomen was
pierced and that the bullet appears to
have been fired from pistol or rifle
of % caliber.
| Mr.. r. H. Fargo, who has been in
the employment of the c., NJ. & st. p.
railway for many years, and who has
been passenger conductor between
Sioux City and Aberdeen since 1882,
intends to make his future home at
Santa Cruz, Cal. Gene will be missed
by the travelling public, as he was
very popular.
A basket social was given by the
ladies of st. Patrick's congregation of
Montrose one evening last week and a
| large crowd attended. A very pleas
ant social time is reported.
Married-A1r. Mark r. Welby and
| Miss Catherine Stanage, members of
some of Yankton county's Oldest and
best known families, were united i'll
matrimony at Yankton on October 5,
Father Link of the Sacred Heart
church being the officiating clergyman.
\ reception was rendered the young
couple ut the home of the brides par
ents, after which dinner was served to
the newly married couple and their
friends. We extend to Mr.. and Mrs.
Welby our warmest congratulations
for long and happy welded career
The Rev. John Burke of Geddes will
hold a. fair this month"; the proceeds
OF which will be deposited in fund
for the erection Of his new parochial
residence. Already the parishioners
are busily engaged preparing for the
event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt J. Clark of
| Brookings county, are mourning the
loss Of their 9-year-old daughter, Rose,
who died of diphtheria at their home,
eight miles northwest of Elkton, on
! Thursday Of last week. The remains
We're inferred in the Catholic cemetery
at Elkton on the following day under
quarantine laws. At present. writing
two more children of the same family
are sick with the same disease.
Mrs. Hauseman, of Lead City, is
mourning the loss Of her little child,
whom God called to himself one day
last week. The remains were inferred
in the Catholic cemetery.
The Rev. John Hermeling is MAX
ing some improvements on the tower
and belfry Of SITS. Peter and Paurs
church at Starr, Hutchinson county.
He hasiadded several feet to the height
of the tower.
The Western Bohemian Catholic
society, which includes the states of
North and South Dakota, Minnesota,
Nebraska and Montana, held their ma
tional convention lately at Tabor, and
| tiC OSU Ill nuluDeI, re-
turned to their homes with pleasant
memories Of the hearty reception and
hospitality shown them. Father Bous-
ka, of. st. Wenceslaus' church, allowed
the delegation the use of the parish
hall during the convention.
| Married-AIr. James Brown of Scot
land and Miss Emma Halla of Yank-
ton were married in the latter city on
Thursday morning Of last week.
Father Laurence Link. pastor of the
Sacred Heart church, officiating. A
| wedding dinner was served to the bri-
dial party and their friends at the
home of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. James
| Gleich. The groom is in the employ
ment of the c., NJ. & st. p. railway as
register at the Scotland depot, and is
young man of sturdy and industrious
habits, and the bride, who is we'll
known also in the cement city, is we'll
thought of. The young couple after
partalling of the wedding feast, took