The Irish standard., 1905-10-21

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years ago. In 1858 this good couple
came to Fillmore CO., Mimi, where they
continued 10 make their home until
1880, when they decided to go further
west in search of home and settled
in Riverview township. about II miles
northwest Of Fiandreau. The country
was only sparsely settled in these days,
but by hard WORK and industry they
succeeded IN making a comfortabl
home. She leaves eight children to
mourn her loss. Viz. VIM. Thomas,
Mrs. Thos. O'Brien, Mrs. C. H. Phil
lipps. Richard, Edward, John and
Frank, of Milaca, MINI. The funeral
was held from st. Simon and Judes
church, where Father Martyn cele-
brated requiem mass.
Married Mr.. Maurice Mulvehill,
former Wei known and much respect
led residen of Riverview township,
Moody Co., but now of Chicago, was
Joined in Law 'ul wedlock at St. Simon
and Judes cl 1rch, Flandreau, on the
11th inst. to A'iss Marguerite Waters.
of the latter city. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Michael Martyr,
and in the presence of the friends of
the contracting PARTIES. The young
couple We're the recipients of many
costly and usefu articles. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mulvehill too:' the c., NJ. & ST. P.
noon train for Chicago on Thursday,
where they will make their future
home.
The formal dedication of the new
ST. Mary's church at Aberdeen will
take place on the goth inst, at which
time Father Dahlmanns will take pos
session of his new parochial residence.
Died-The funeral of Mr.. Thomas
Hickey, aged 10 years, native of Ire
land and a pioneer settler of Brook
ings Co., who died at his home in
Aurora on the 10th, took place on Fri
day forenoon of last week from ST.
Martins church. Requiem high mass
was celebrated by the Rev. VIM. Shean,
pastor, assisted by the Very Rev. Geo.
Sheehan Of Elkton. Deceased parted
with his wife in death only last April.
-Four sons Gall residing in North Da-
kota) and married daughter, viz,
Mrs. Dan McGinnis of Aurora, are left
to survive his memory.
The eminent Jesuit missionaries.
Fathers Lambert and Murphy, conduct
ed very successful missions lately at
the Sacred Heart church, Aberdeen,
and in st. Mary's church, Dell Rapids,
and st. Roses church, Garretson.
Died-Mr. Matt Schllmgen, for 26
years resident of Dawson Co., died
Of consumption at his home near Ethan
on the Sth inst, and his funeral was
held from st. Peter and Paul's church,
Starr, on Tuesday morning. Father
Fcinler celebrated requiem high mass.
Deceased is survived by his aged
father and by several brothers.
been visiting her old home and
friends at White for some time, ha
returned to Seattle with her daughter
Sarah.
Died-Mr. John Shields, one of Cod
ington county's oldest residents, died
lately at Watertown in the 69th year
of his age. The funeral occurred from
the Immaculate Conception church,
where requiem mass was celebrated
and five children survive deceased.
Married 1.-The Very Rev. Vicar Cen
eral Nolsen Of Deadwood off1ciated on
Wednesday forenoon of last week at
the marriage of Mr.. Tillis Herbour to
Mrs. Emma Manseau, which took place
at st. Patrick's pro-cathc ira resi-
dence. The groom is a trusted and
valuable employee, ana for some time
has been one of the engineers at the
Ellison hoist of the Homestake prop
erty. Mrs. Manseau was a resident of
Sioux City, Ia, prior to coming to the
Hills country, about year ago. The
newly welded pair left soon after the
ceremony for the Hot Springs. and
upon their return will settle down to
housekeeping at Lead City, where they
will make their home in the future.
Their many friends extend congratula-
tions.
Rev. Father Burke of Geddes has
returned from Pennsylvania, where he
spent his vacation visiting friends.
We are pleased to learn that the
Very Rev. Dean Desmond Of Huron.
who has been patient at st. Joseph's
/ hospital, ST. Paul, is improving some
what and will soon resume his paro-
chial duties.