The Irish standard., 1905-05-27
SOUTH DAKOTA.

few months since made his home five
miles northwest of Elkton, is report
ed from Spokane, Wash. The bride
is Miss Alice Elliott, formerly of De-
corah, Iowa, and the ceremony occur
red at the Church of Our Lady of
Lourdes, Spokane, Washington, on the
10th inst, the Rev. A. Verhagen Of
ficiating. Mr.. Ross Gallagher and
Miss Frances Crowley, both of whom
are also Brookings county's former
residents, were witnesses to the cere-
mony. Hank" as the groom was
familiarly known amongst his South
Dakota friends, left Elkton only last
winter for his new home, accompany
ing Mr.. Geo. H. Gallagher, who moved
to Spokane with his family. The
Standard wishes Mr. McLane and his
bride long life and every blessing
and happiness.
A conference of the clergy of the
Huron deanery was held one day last
week at st. Martins parochial res
idence in that city, the Very Rev. Dean
Desmond presiding. Amongst those
in attendance our reporter noticed the
Rev. Fathers O'Farrell of Cavour;
Bonneterre of Clark; Stencil of
Pierre; Meyer of Zell; Bubik of
Hoven; McConnachie of Redfeld, and
Reilly of Orient.
The Sodality society attached to the
Sacred Heart church, Yankton, held
social on Tuesday evening of last
week at Wagner's Hall in that city.
lce-ceam and cake were served to a
big crowd and the evening passed
with cards and other amusements.
Sixty dollars was the amount netted
and which was turned over to the
new church building fund.
A mission will open at St. Joseph's
church, Emmet, Union county, on the
Sunday within the October of the AS
cension, June 4th, and will be conduct
ed by Fathers from the Dominican
continue one week.
Married:-A quiet marriage cere-
mony was perlo.4ucu one day last
| week at st. Ambrose church, Dead
wood, by the Rev. Father Murphy.
Mr.. Laurence Bertolotti and Miss Lu-
cy Marango we-~ .ne names of the
young couple. In the Afternoon
| wedding dinner was served at the
home of the BRIDES parents, after
which the newly married couple gave
a reception to their friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bertolotti will make their future
home in Lawrence county.
The Rev. Fathers Mulconry and
McKeogh, S. j. of the Holy Family
church, Chicago, will open weeks
mission at St. Patrick's church, Ca
YOUR, Rev. Thomas O'Farrell on Sum
day next.
Married:-Mr. Theodore Schultz,
one of Deuel. county's best and most
enterprising young farmers was Joined
in lawful wedlock on the 18th, to Miss
Katie Cunningham of Helena, Mont.
The ceremony took place in st. Johns
church at Clear Lake, at 9 a. M, and
was performed by the Rev. P. v.
Coyne of Elkton. Mr.. John 1. Larin
was best man and Miss Josie Cum
ningham, sister of the bride, acted
as bridesmaid. Soon after the cere-
mony the bridal party repaired to the
groom's home east of the lake, where
a large number of friends assembled
to present their congratulations.
Mr.. Walter Murphy of Deadwood,
the 16-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Murphy, met with a peculiar
accident last week at Sturgis, which
will probably cost him the use of an
eye. The young man was engaged
in ball playing, and was struck in the
eye, the blow bursting the ball of
same. He was removed to st. JOS
eph's hospital at once and on careful
examination the physician decided
that it was best to remove the bursted
organ.
The commencement exercises of the
academy and parochial school of Our
Lady of Good Counsel at Elkton will
take place on June 18th. Dean Des-
mond of Huron will deliver the ad-
dress and Rev. George Sheehan will
confer the honors.
Kimball Graphic-The Catholic So.
ciety. is building a $4,000 church at
Mitchell. 1t will be of Sioux Falls
granite, and about the handsomest
church in the state. This with the
new Catholic hospital to cost s25,OOO,
and a parochial school will greatly
strengthen the society in Mitchell in
which the business interests of the
city are taking an active interest.
The Holy Family School, Mitchell,
commencement exercises will take
place at the city hall on Monday
evening. June S. This school is con-
Quoted by the Presentation nuns and
is one of the largest and best attend
ed in the diocese.
Died:-News of the death of Mrs.
Paul Lagua, after comparatively
short illness has reached us from
WatertOWn, which sad event took