The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-07-28

Emery where theS were laid away to
rest.
Marricd-Mr. james Stevens anG
Miss Celia Kelly We're married lately
at st. Patrick's church, Montrose,
Father McCawliff officiating. Mr.. Bari
Stevens and Miss Elma Kelly. brother
of the groom and sister of the bride,
We're the witnesses to the ceremony.
We are panied to learn of the ac-
cident which befell Mr.. James Ring
rose. proprietor of tn. Sherman hotel
at Aberdeen lately. Mr.. Ringrose was
driving out in the country when one
of the buggy traces broke and the
horse getting frightened ran away Mir
Ringrose is one of Aberdeens prom
inent and most influential citizens ana
his illness is one of deep concern
throughout Brown county, where he
has made his home for many years.
The people of Deadwood in the Black
Hills country are preparing to build
il new church to take the place of
the present structure, which was erec-
ted more than Il quarter of Il century
ago. The building will be OF brick ana
will cost 100000. The Very Rev. Faith
er N"csen. V. G. of the diocese, is the
pastor of Deadwood.
people. viz: Mrs. James Delaney, pass
Ell away quite suddenly at her home
i'm Custlewood on the 18th inst. and
heart failure was the cause. Mrs. De-
lineE was born in Canada forty two
years ago and for many years her
health had been very poorly. On the
date Of her death she ate a hearty din
ner and soon after the end came with
out Il struggle. She leaves Il SOrrow-
ing husband and one child Of 10 years
Ia ;,,trn the loss of I; true wife and
fond mother. The funeral from st.
Johns church on Thursday forenoon
was one of the largest and most i'm
posing ever seen in CaStlewood. Re-
QUEEN High Mass was celebrated by
the Very Rev. Geo. Sheehan. F. R. of
IIlkton: Rev. William Shean of Brook
ings. deacon: Rev. VIM. OMeara, Wa
tertuwn. sub deacon, and the Rev. j (.
kettler. master of ceremonies. The
Rev. Joseph Flynn of Estelline. was
ais" present in the sanctuary. The
remains We're inferred in the local cem-
etery
Rev. S. j. McCawliff, pastor of ST.
Patrck'S church, MontrOse has return
ed from Manchester. N. H., whittier he
he was called on account of the serious
illness of his sister.
The Rev. NJ. J. Mccarthy. who has
been stationed at the Sacred Heart
Hospital, Yankton. for the past six
months. has been appointed chaplain
to st. Mary's Hospital, Pierre.
Rev. William O'Meara has awarded
the contract for Il fine new church to
be built at Watertown and Rev. Will
liam Shean has also let the contract
for ST. Finharr churcf. at Bookings.
which latter will cost over $4,000.
The Very Rev. r-ean Desmond of
Huron returned today from Il two
weeks vacation which he spent visit.
ing his brother in Boston. The Dean
feels much benefited by the trip.
The regular retreat FOR the clergy
of the Sioux Falls diocese will open
Aug. 9th, at the Seminary of st. Paul.
The exercises which will close on Aug.
10th will be conducted by the Very
Rev. Walter Elliott. c. S. F. of tho
Apostolic Mission House. Washington
D. c.
| The Right Rev. Bishop O'Gornan has
been pleased To make the following &C.
clesiastical appointments in his do
cese: Rev. Charles Byrne from st. Ky
rams church. Mayfied. to st. Patrick 5
church. Cavuur; Rev. -. j. Birkle from,
st. Jo$"ph's church. Wavcrly tn st
christmas church. Parker. vice Rev
John O'Hara who goes To Washington;
! Rev. John kettler. one of the newly
ordained. is assigned to the curacy OF
| the immaculate Conception church
Watertown to help out Father O'Mear,
and Father Cunnitt, another of the
newly ordained has been appointed as
Sistant at the Sacred Heart church
Yankton. Rev. Fl. Victor will soon re-
ceive his appointment to Il vacant par
ish.
The ladies of the Holy Family
church. Mitchell. gave an ice cream
social on the 18th inst. on Mr.. p. Il
McGOvern's lawn on Second avenue
east. and they netted II neat little sum
Funeral--The remains of Mr.. Johr
Ryan of Aberdeen. who died on the
18th inst. in a hospital at Minneapolis
after Il lingering illness. We're brought
to the former city and on Saturda!
morning there was Solemn High Mass
of Requiem in the Sacred Heart church
The :elebrant of the Mass was tn,
Very Rev. Dean Uermody: Rev. n
Dahlmans. deacon. ak. Rev. Charles
Sass of Bristol. Sub-deacon, The 10.
cal lodge of the Catholic Order of For