The Irish standard., 1905-06-17

ClerSymen WhOm our reporter uOClCeQ
in the sanctuary were the Very Rev.
Father Shea of Mitchell, Very Rev.
Dean Desmond of Huron, Rev. j. o.
Neill, Beresford; Rev. M. j. Martyr,
Flandreau; Rev, William Shean,
Bookings; Rev. L. Link, Yankton.
Rev. F. j. Feinler, Starr; Rev. p. H,
Durnin, ST. Rose church. Milwaukee;
Very Rev. Dean Dcrmody, Aberdeen;
Rev. VIM. OMeara, Watertown; Rev.
p. Hasuin, Woonsocket; Rev. Jno.
E'itz Simons, Oldham; Rev. j. Egan,
Wakonda; Rev. E. Bouska, Tabor;
Chas. Sass, Bristol; Very Rev. Henry
Mensing, Webster: Very Rev. Dean
IRELAND, Parkston; Rev. J. McCawliff,
Montrose; Rev. G. O'Flaherty, KIM
ball: Rev. E. Bonneterre. Clark; Rev.
P. ]. Cafferlly. Bryant; Rev B. J. Bir-
kle, Esterly; Rev. N. J. Dahlmanns,
ST. Mary's church, Aberdeen and Rev,
j. H. Hansen, Nranzburg. The music
: of the mass was especially fine and
elected much praise from those who
attended the services. In the evening
a banquet was held in the public hall
in honor of the Right Rev. Bishop and
visiting clergy and at which Bishop
Died.-Mrs. Chas. Snow, who has
| been patient at st. Joseph hospital
Deadwood, for the past three weeks,
was called to her last home on the LIST
inst, same being caused by cancer
OF the liver. Mrs. Snow was a native
of Milton, Canada, and IS years ago
| In 1880 she was married to Mr.. Chas.
Snow, who still survives her, and soon
after they moved to a ranch near Stur-
gis, where they lived happily together
until her removal to the hospital two
weeks previous, where everything
was done to prolong life, but the end
came and she passed peacefully away
after having received all the rites OF
the church. The funeral was held
from ST Ambrose church, Deadwood,
where requiem mass was celebrated
by the Very Rev. NJ. J. Mossen, V. G.,
of the diocese.
Mr.. Philip Mcguire, vice president
Cook county, Illinois, Association NJ.
w. A.. is being urged by his many
democratic friends and others in
Wood-craft to become a candidate for
Judge under the new municipal court
law Mr.. Mcguire graduated from the
state college of Iowa. The position
pays a salary Of $40, 100000 year. The
was a former resident of Mitchell and
is the son OF Mr. Frank Mcguire, who
still resides in the latter city. He has
a host of friends all over Dawson
county who will be pleased to hear OF
his success.
The net receipts of the Holy Family
the night of the 9Th was $500 and the
Presentation nuns are to be congratu-
lated on the success which has
crowned their efforts.
Died.-The people of the peaceful
little city of Cavour were shocked on
Wednesday morning of last week
when it was learned that one of it's
very early settlers and highly re-
spected citizen, viz, Mr. William
Marsh. had passed away the evening
previous The remains were taken to
the church at st. Williams on Thurs.
day, and at II a. m. there was requiem
mass, which was celebrated by the
Rev. Thos. O'Farrell, after which all
that was mortal of pure and noble
soul were laid to rest.
The ladies of st. Pauls church at
White held social on Friday evening
and it was a success in every way
They netted neat sum which will be
used towards providing some neces-
sary furniture for the church.
Funeral.-The remains of the late
Mr.. Patrick Flanagan, aged GG years,
who died at st. Joseph's hospital,
Deadwood, on the night of the Sd inst.
of pneumonia, were shipped to his for
mer home in Kansas City, Mo-, for in
terment Deceased had been a resi-
dent of Lawrence county for number
OF years.
Died-Margaret, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs G. Fl. MCGOWAN, died on the
9th inst. at their home in Mitchell.
The little girl had been sick for the
past thirteen weeks with a complica-
tion OF diseases which included per-
itonitis and typhoid fever Deceased's
father is conductor on the Omaha
| road running between Mitchell and
Worthington, MINI. The funeral &C.
Cured from the Holy Family church,
Dean Shea officiating.
The Right Rev. Bishop OGorman
! will administer the sacrament of con-
| tirmation at st. Thomas church, De
Smet, Very Rev. Dean Hogan. pastor,
ON the 2Sth inst, and on the following
day, viz, the feast of St. Peter and
Paul at Brookings. AS this will be
His Lordship's first official visit to the
latter parish he will be greeted With a
large crowd, no doubt.
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