The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-03-03
SOUTH DAKOTA.

SOUTH DAKOTA.
Married.-Mr. James Brazzell. who
has made his home in Mitchell fol
several years, where he is the pro-
prietor Of one. of the leading tonsorial
parlors, was joined in lawful wedlock
on Wednesday morning Of last week
to Miss Grace Hallisey of Adrian
MINI. The ceremony was performed
in st. Abrams church in that city
by the Rev. Sebastian Schels.. The
young couple have already arrived at
Mitchell, where they have started
housekeeping. Amongst their out OF
town friends who attended the cere-
mony were the Misses Grace and Anna
Greelan and Mae Donahue. all of Mon
trose, McCook county.
Killed.-AIr. Michael O'Connor, a
resident of Hanson county for the past
eight years and at the time of his
death, proprietor of the Hess livery
barn at Alexandria, was found lying by
the roadside between that city and
Fulton early on the morning of the
gath ult. Mr.. o'Connor, when dis
covered by Mail Carrier Rawson.
showed signs of life, but before he was
able to be removed to his home he
passed away. 1t appears that deceased
left Fulton for Alexandria on the night
previous to his death and the team
became fractions, throwing him from,
the buggy, and the injuries which he
received, together with the nights ex-
posture on the road, resulted in his
death. The broken buggy was found
near the body and the team returned
to Alexandria. Deceased was about
40 years old, and about eight years
ago moved to Alexandria from Suther-
land, Iowa. where he has some rela-
tives.
A basket social was held at the
home of Dan Maddcns. in Chas Mix
county, on the evening of the 18th ut,
for the benefit of the new church to
be built at Lake Andes. A good sized
crowd attended and the ladies realized
quite neat little sum.
The Catholic ladies of Elkton real
lied nearly $40 as the proceeds of &
supper held in the opera house or
Thursday evening OF last week.
threatened snow storm in the fore par
of the evening prevented many of the
country people from attending.
Married.-Mr. Alfred Drey and Miss
Louisa lie Barge were quietly married
at st. James church, Wagner, wcel
| before last. The Rev. George He'll!
performed the ceremony. The youn,
couple have a wide circle Of friend
in Chas Mix county who will wisl
them many happy years of wedde'
life.
Died.-John James Van Loan. tn
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A
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morning of the 18th ult. at it's parent:
home in Geddes. and the remains 'wer
consigned to mother earth on the fol
lowing day. Short funeral service
were held in st. AIMS church by tn
Rev. J. Burke. The Standard wishe
to extend sympathy to the sorrowin
parents in their bereavement.
Married.-The Rev. E.. 2. Murph
of st. Patficks Cathedral, Lea
City, officiated on the 22nd ult. at til
marriage of DIR. e. s. Goats, q. prom
. nent osteopath. to Miss Mamie Whit
ty. The young couple have left Q
Il their wedding trip to the Pacific coas
4 and upon their return will settle dow
F to housekeeping at Spearfish.
The citizens of Sioux Falls, irrespe'
, tive of religious belief, are agitatir
. the building Of a Sisters hospital +
4 cost about $4,000, and as things a
e shaping themselves now, there is
J, likelihood that the project will
: ahead. Sioux Falls has never HI
e an institution of this kind and t
q fact that it will be in charge of t
sisters is sufficient to guarantee i
= success.
IS The funeral of Mr.. Joseph Dau
IS one of the early pioneer settlers
l. lakewood township, Brookings coun
lie who died this home last week. to
If place from st. Francis of Sales chur
N Estelline, Father Joseph A. Flynn cee
e brating requiem mass. Mr.. Daum h
ID the happiness to receive the last ri
I'd of the; church short time before
Is death from the Rev. VIM. T. Shean
Brookings.
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