The Irish standard., 1904-01-23
SOUTH DAKOTA.

INST, OF consumption, at Father Kroe-
gers sanltarium at Epiphany, Mr..
Gerald kindclan, of Mitchell, aged 10
years. Deceased had been taking treat
ment for the past year at Epiphany
| and was the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. los
| eph kndelan, both OF whom died
some years ago. The remains were
! conveyed to Mitchell over the Omaha
road and appropriate services were
conducted at the Holy Family church
on Tuesday morning by the Very Rev.
Dean Shea. The following acted as
pall-bearers: James Gormley, James
Coughlan, Edward Mylan, William
Rogan, Emil Gosche and Joseph
Michels.
a beautiful little church has been
built at Oldham in which mass was
celebrated for the first time on Christ
mas morning. There are about Is
families in the parish and they have
put up the church without any debt
Oldham is in kingsbury county and is
on the c. M. & St. p. road, the next
station south OF Lake Preston. Mass
is being celebrated twice a month by
the Very Rev. Dean Collins, OF Ramo-
ma.
Married,-Mr. Frank Waters, a suc-
cessfu! young farmer residing near Col
man in Moody county, was joined i'll
natrimony to Miss Doe Rickert on the
9th inst. The ceremony took place at
St. Mary's church, Aurora, ILL.,, and
was performed by the Rev. D. O'Brien,
pastor. The bride is an estimable
young lady and is convert to the
Church. The groom is one of Moody
county's most respectable young men,
The young couple will reside near COL
man.
Died.-Mr. John Doyle, who has
been making his home with Matt Biz
gen a few miles from Beresiord, was
found dead on load of straw by Mrs.
Birgen on Tuesday morning of last
week. Deceased was subject to cpl
lepsy and the supposition is that his
death was caused by heart failure. Dr.
Doyle was called when the body was
discovered and he detected slight
fluttering OF the heart, but his case was
hopeless and he succumbed in few
moments. Deceased was born in Wis
consin about IS years ago, and his
mother and one brother reside there.
He has brother also at Emerson.
Neb., who came to Bcrcsford imme-
diately upon the receipt of a telegram
to take charge of the remains.
Funeral.-The remains OF Mr.. Geo.
Winher, OF Drakola, Kingsbury coun-
ty, who met his wealth by the explosion
OF dynamite, were inferred at De Smet
on the 9th inst, and they we're fol-
lowed to their last resting place by
long line Of vehicles with Borrowing
friends and acquaintance. Amongst
those from outside who attended the
funeral were Mrs. Winker's sister and
her husband from Sioux Falls. and
brother Of the deceased, who makes
his home in Wisconsin.
The ladies OF St. Thomas church,
Madison, served supper one night late
ly at the beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lannon, and our correspondent,
who happened to be in the party, re-
ports that the ladies Noted $50. Mon
signor Flynn has reason to feel proud
Of his parishioners.
Dicd.-Mr. Edward Mcmahon,
former resident of Woodstock, Mimi,
died at Watertown OH the night OF the
10th inst. of consumption, and he
leaves wife, four sons and one daugh-
ter to mourn his loss. Deceased was
AZ years old. Requiem mass was ccle-
brated at the Immaculate Conception
church on Tuesday morning by the
Rev. William O'Meara, after which the
remains were shipped via the Rock
Island to Pipestone and from there
they were taken to Woodstock for in
terment. Mr.. John and Patrick Nc
Mahon, brothers OF the deceased, and
several Watertown friends accompan-
led the remains to their last resting
place.
The Catholic Order of Foresters of
Kranzburg are arranging to hold a
grand banquet and dance on the night
OF February 18th. They expect a large
crowd and a pleasant time.
Pierre, S. D.-Among the improve
ments in this city during the year past,
the Catholic school is among the best
and most creditable Work was be-
gun in May Of this year and now there
stands on the hill overlooking the city
one Of the most prominent buildings
within its limits, S. Peter and Paurs
school. The building is three stories
and basement, brick veneered, COM
plctely fitted with gas, heating and
lighting. The first floor consists OF
halls, vestibule, school rooms, music
rooms and parlor, all except the par
lor completely fitted for their respect
i've purposes. On the second floor are
the girls dormitories, type-writing
rooms, and sisters private parlor,
everything comfortable, modern, SAN
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