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

formed by the Very Rev. Dean Shea
at nuptial mass. celebrated at $3.50 a.
m MIR. Bert Walch, OF Yankton, and
Miss Margaret hogan We're the grooms
man and brides maid. The bride, who
Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Rogan. OF MITCHELL who graduated
from the high school of that city a
few years ago and since that time has
been teaching i'll the schools at Starr.
The wedding breakfast was served at
the home OF the BRIDES parents. The
young couple will make their future
home ut Parkston
Married-Rev. f. p. Murphy. of ST.
Patricks church. Lead City. united in
holy matrimony during n nuptial mass
on Tuesday morning, last. Mr.. John
Mcdonald of Washington addition.
Lead, t" Miss Mary Longprie. of Belle
Fourchc. The groom has many friends
gagged in mining. The bride is also
quite we'll known aud admired BY a
good circle ot acquaintance. They
will reside in Lead.
Died-The sad news is reported from
Y;lnkton nf the death of Mr.. Frank
Nipp from pneumonia. which happened
one day last week at tn. home of
his brother, Viz: William Nipp. at
WalshtnWil. Deceased was born in IA,
and his disease was contracted, it
seems. whilst attending some cattle
that had been struck by lightning in
the late storm. The funeral was held
from Mayfie!d.
Married--On Wednesday morning of
last week. two young people of Ar
nuur We're quietly married at ST.
Georges church in that city. viz: Mr..
Edward Carbon and Miss Margaret
Maloy. TIL" Rev. William Carey per-
formed the ceremony.
\ retreat will be given to the Pre-
sentstion Nuns at Elkton commencing
on Monday evening next. The exer-
cises will be conducted by the Rev.
f. j. Twohig. of WATERFOWL.
Died-Mi$s Margaret Lyons, aged As
years, and q pioneer school teacher of
Lake county. at her home in Madison
Il 1.S. 4 1,n.7
an invalid for several years. The flu
neral from ST. Thomas church was
largely attended Vicar General Flynn
otiiciated
Married-The marriage of DR.. J. j.
Donovan. OF Wagner to Miss Mamie
Flanagan occurred at St. AIMS church,
Geddes, at $3.50 on Wednesday morning
of last week. Father Burke officiating.
And after taking breakfast at the
Padley hotel the young couple took the
o'clock c. NJ. & ST. P. train for Sioux
City and other eastern points. Mr..
Laurence Donovan and Miss Catherine
Flanagan. brother and sister of the
happy pair, were the groomsman and
bridesmaid. The doctor is a dentist
and resides at Wagner, where he has
quite an extensive practice. The
Standard extends congratulations to
DIR. Donovan and his estimable bride.
Married--At the Episcopal residence,
Lead. on the 9th of June. John Rosen-
cranz was joined in lawful wedlock to
Miss Margaret Waugh. Father Murphy
officiating. A reception in honor of the
young couple took place in the after
noon.
Wedding Anniversary-Mr. and Mrs.
Peter +. Ward. former we'll known and
highly respected residents of Mitchell,
and who moved to Seattle. Wash,
about eight years ago. celebrated the
twentieth anniversary Of their mar
riage a few weeks since. Amongst the
invited guests were Mrs Ed. Foley, of
Tacoma. who was one of the pioneers
of Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward We're
married at Mitchell in SO by the pres
ent respected pastor of Elkton, the
Very Rev. Geo. Sheehan.
The Church of st. Patrick at Wa
konda will be solemnly dedicated to
the service of Almighty God on Wed
nesday. July 18th, by the Right Rev
Bishop O'Gorman, and on the follow
ing day st. Kryans new church, at
Mayfield, will also be dedicated. A
large number of priests will be present
on both days
The Rev. Father Twohig of Esterly,
s. D., conducted a very successful mis-
sion at Clear Lake last week. The
whole parish received the Sacramento
and much good was accomplished. The
same reverend father will begin re-
treat on July 10 for the Presentation
Sisters at Elkton. S. D.