The Irish standard., 1906-11-17

county In the loss OF their son, Charles
Arthur, who died at their home on All
Saints Day OF spinal meningitis. The
funeral was held on the 3rd inst. from
st. Patrick's church and was con-
Quoted by the Rev. L. j. McCauliff,
pastor.
y large force of men are at present
working on the parochial school a..
Jefferson. The building is being en-
larged so as to accommodate the In
creased number OF pupils and when
finished it will be one OF the largest
institutions of the kind in the Sioux
Falls diocese. The Presentation nuns
are in charge and they are giving ex-
cellent satisfaction to their good pas
tor, Father Robinson, and to their pu-
pills.
Married-NIr. Leo. NJ. Doyle and Miss
Rose Collins were married at st. Johns
church, Fort Pierre, on the 9Th inst..
Rev. Father Murphy officiating. A
wedding breakfast was served at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. w. Collins. Amongst the out
Of town guests who attended the nup-
tials were Mrs. P. Mulvehill and
daughter, Mrs. F. D. Finley of Wa
konda and Miss Nellie Doyle Of Mitch
ell. sister Of the groom. Mr.. r. J.
Murphy of Beresford acted as best
man, whilst the brides sister, Miss
Clara Collins WAS bridesmaid. The
young couplerwali make their home at
Letcher, where the groom is engaged
in the banking business.
The clergy Of the Huron deanery
presided over. it's worthy dean, the
Very Rev. D. +. Desmond, assembled
in regular conference on Tuesday last
at st. Martins church in that city.
Some very interesting papers were
read and discussed.
Died-Owen Clark, one Of Brookings
county's Oldest settlers and who made
his home miles west Of E1kton for
many years, died on the night of the
7th inst, at st. Mary's hospital, Min.
neapolis. Deceased was born 73 years
ago in Cavan county, Ireland; ana
prior to moving to Dakota resided at
Lanesboro, MINI. His remains arrived
at Elkton over the C. & N. w. Ry. ON
Friday morning and at $3.50 there was
requiem, high mass in the Church OF
Our Lady of Good Counsel after which
interhent occurred in the Holy Cross
cemetery. The Very Rev. Geo. shee-
han offlciated.
Forty hours, devotional exercises
were held last week at the Sacred
Heart Church, Aberdeen, and its pas
tor, Very Rev. Dean Dermody, was as
sisted by several of the neighboring
clergy.
Married-Mr. Ralph nldridge and
Miss Ethel Filion were married on the
9th inst by the Rev. r. j. Mccarthy
at the Episcopal residence, Lead. The
groom is employed in the 1st national
bank in the latter city and is quite
popular, whilst the bride is also quite
favorably known and respected and is
the Oldest daughter Of Mr.. Alfred Fill
ion, a, we'll known mining man in the
Hills. country. 1.-The young couple are
at present spending their honeymoon
in the east visiting friends.
Dead-The death on Nov. 3rd Of Mrs.
L. Dory, aged s5 years, an estimable
Watertown lady has caused many deep
regrets in that city. She leaves 6
children to mourn her sudden depart
ure; the youngest is 3 years old and
Oldest Is years. The funeral was held
Monday forenoon from the immaculate
Conception church, Father VIM.
o'Meara assisted by Father Hansen OF
Kranzburg, conducting same.
Funeral-The remains Of Mrs. Ellen
Nolan. who died at Mayfleld, Yankton
county on Wednesday morning of last
week, We're inferred OH the 10th inst.
There was requiem mass at ST. Kyran's
church, celebrated by the Rev. Laur-
ence Link Of Yankton, after which IN
ter1nent took place in the cemetery
near by.
The Rev. Father Busllman, who was
temporarily in charge of st. Patricls's
church at Cayour during the absence
Of the regular pastor, Rev. Chas. Byrne
in Ireland, has ben assigned to St
Mary's church. Garryowen, vice Rev
Laur Kerley, who on account Of sick.
ness has been obliged to take treat.
ment and rest. Father Kerley will
act as chaplain in the new st. Joseph's
hospital at Mitchell, which was opened
for the reception Of patients on Thurs
day last.
Died-After a days illness at he,
home in Sioux Falls, on the 9th inst
Mrs. Frank McDermott, aged 81 years
The sudden naasinr awav of this an,