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has ben pleased to transfer the Rev.
J.. Burke from Geddes to Platte, at
which latter place he will build a
new parochial residence in the spring.
Father Burke made his home formerly
at Geddes and he will attend that STA
ton henceforward from Platte. The
Rev. M. J. Mccarthy has been as
signed to the cbaplaincy OF st. Jo-
sephs hospital. Mitchell, from st.
Mary's hospital, Pierre, where he has
spent several months.
The Very Rev. Father Shea, pastor
OF the Holy Family church, Mitchell,
has returned from Toronto, Canada,
whittier he went about two months
ago to visit friends. -.
Rev Father Cafferky of Bryant has
now with him q. brother who was Or
dainel to the priesthood In Ireland
The Rev. Father will do duty in Ham
line county for the present until he lie
assigned to regular parish by Rish-
op O'Gornan.
Married-Mr Samuel Bowen and
Miss Lizzie Rooney were united in
lnatrimony at the home of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rooney,
at Montrose. an Nov. 9th. The bride
was born and raised in McCook county
and is very we'll and favorably known.
May they have long and prosperous
life together are the wishes Of their
many friends.
Died-On Thanksgiving evening Of
tuberculosis at st. Joseph's hospital,
Mitchell. Mr.. Joseph Craig, Of James
town, N. Oak. Deceased took sick
at Mitchell about month ago when
with his wife, he was ell route from
the east to his home. He was re-
moved from the train to the Waverly
hotel and on the opening Of the Sis
ter's hospital was taken there, where
he breathed his last, as above stated,
on the goth ult The remains We're
taken to the Holy Family church on
Saturday morning where requiem mass
was celebrated by the Rev. J. Shea,
P. r., after which interment took place
in, the Catholic cemetery. Mrs. Craig
left on the evening train for her homo
in Jamestown, where she will con-
tinue to reside.
The regular semi-annual conference
Of the clergy of the De Slnet deanery
was held at ST. Thomas church In
that city on the 9th ult Besides the
Very Rev. Dean Hogan, who presid-
ed there were present the Very Rev.
Geo. Sheehan, r. r., Of Elltton; Rev.
William O'Meara, Watertown; Rev
Joseph Flynn, Estelline; Rev. P. j.
Cafferky, Bryant; Rev. VIM. Shean,
Brookings; Rev. +. Kettler, Watertown
and Rev. Father Twohig of Henry. A
very Interesting paper was read by the
latter which showed that much valu-
After the discussion OF some minor
matters concerning the discipline of
the church in the deanery, the meet
ing adjourned.
Mr.. Geo. H. Gallagher, a former We'll
known and highly respected citizen Of
Elkton, but now a resident Of Spokane,
WASH, was visiting his many old
friends this week in the former city.
George looks the picture of health and
we are delighted to learn that he and
family are quite happy in their new
home.
Married-Mr. James Donahue ana
Miss Mary Geiger were Joined in law
full wedlock at Madison on the 3Oth
ult., and the ceremony was performed
by the Right Rev. Monsignor Flynn,
V. G., and Pastor Of ST. Thomas
church.
The c. and N. w. Ry. commenced
running regular passenger trains on
Nov. 26tf, on the new extension west
of Pierre as far as Capa a distance
OF 40 miles.
Married-A pretty wedding occurred
lately at Estelline and the partici-
pants were Mr.. Townsend Beare and
Miss Anastasia Durkin. The Rev. Jo-
seph Flynn performed the ceremony
a wedding dinner was served at the