The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-08
SOUTH DAKOTA.

SOUTH DAKOTA.
Funeral.-The funeral of the Rev.
James McNally, pastor of st. Mary's
Church. Dell Rapids, who Gied of an
aemia in that city on early Tuesday
morning of last week. took place from
the Church of Our Lady of Good Coun-
sci at Elkton on Thursday forenoon.
The remains reached ElktOn over the
Chicago & North Western road at mid
night on Wednesday and We're met at
the depot by Division No. :. \. o. H.,
to which organization the Reverend de-
ceased belonged The bodT was taken
to the church where it lay lit state over
night and ut 10 Il. IN. on following day
the solemn office for the dead COM
Rev. Monsignor Flynn of Madison, VIC
ar general of the diocese. Bishop
O'Gorman being unavoidably called
elsewhere. There was Il la"Se attend
ance of the Reverend Clergy. The Gel
ebrant of the Solemn Requiem Mass
was the Very Rev. Dean Hogan of De-
Smet; Rev rhos. Stecher of Howard
Deacon: Rev. John OHor,, of the
Apostolic Mission House. Washington.
| d. c.. as Sub-Deacon, and the Very
Rev. Dean Desmond. Huron, Master OF
/ Ceremonies The sermon was preached
Ey the Very Rev. p. j. OConnnr of ST.
/ Joscph's Church, Sioux City. Ia. an old
! classnlate of the deceased. Among the
other clergymen present I'm the sane
tllary we noticed the Very Rev. Dean
= Dernody of Aberleen: Rev. T.. Master
son. Hawar,len. Ia. Rev. A. j. Coyle
and Rev. Joseph Mangan of Lake Ben
ton and Pipestone. Mimi; Rev Will
/ liam Nolan. Sioux Fails: Rev. William
S,hean, Bookings; Rev. NJ. Dooley
Centervillc: Very Rev. George Sheehan
Elkton: Rev. NJ. Traynor. Emmett: Rev
M. J Martyn, FlanCreau; Rev. Thos
Stccher. Howard; Rev. C. O'Flaherty
Kimball: Rev S. J. McCawliff. Mon
trose; Rev T.. j. Egan, Wakonda: Rev
Bernard Weber. Salem: Rev. W
O'Mcara, Watertown: Rev. Laur Link
Yanllton and Rev. +. S. Meyer, Zell. 4
number of Renedictine AMI PreSenta.
tiOn Nuns were also present IN the
church. Father McNally was aling fol
some time and although he consulted
some time and although he consulted
the best physicians he found no relic
until he finally passed away. The Rev
gentleman was born in New YOrl
state SO years ago. His first charge il
the Dakotas was at Fort Yates afte
which he was transferred In April
S91, to Elkton, succeeding the Rev
Michael Quinlan. who died at Sturgis
S. D.. about forty-seven years age
In February. 1897, Father McNally wa
/ moved to Beresford and later on t
Dell Rapids and whereve" placed II
succeeded in making hosts of friend
amongst his people, who will not forge
him in their prayers now that he
laid away to rest.
) Mrs. r. J.. Conant and family VIII
have lived at Mitchell for several year
;, intend to leave for Los Angeles. Cal
+, next month, where they will make thei
l futur" home.
I The great Increase IN attendance ;
the parochal school of Our Lady {
y Good Counsel at Jefferson has necess
tated the need of more accommoda
:. tions. Father Robinson has enlarge
y the building SO as to give room #
8 100 or more pupils.
=" The Right Rev. Bishop Stariha hs
been pleased to appoint the Rev. Fatf
- err O'Kelly pastor over several church,
in Lyman county. He will also after
the missions at Reliance Presho, Kel
> nebec and Sweeney on the rev extel
- sion Of the Chicago & North Weste,
= railway from Pierre to Dea.lwood. TIL
y country is filling up rapidly with Sc
tiers, many OIL WnOm are SStnOllCS
y Married-Mr. Fritz Raschke AZ
!, Miss Anna Freethoff, both Of Goodwi
g were Joined in lawful wedlock on Au
y, Goth, at the Holy Rosary Churc
;, Kranzburg. The ceremony was pc
formed by the Rev. ]. H. Hansen. II
young couple are at present visitil
- the brides mother in Mitchell.
= The ceremony of the corner stol
1t laying of st. Patrick's church, MOI
= trose. which was to take place on FIR
y day of last week was unavoidably pos
" poned because Of the death of the Re
N James McNally of Dell Rapids.