The Irish standard., 1907-05-25
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Married-Our Yankton correspond
ent writes of the marriage of Mr.
James r. Grove to Miss Winnifred
Ray, both of that city, which event
was porfermed on the 18th inst, by
the Rev. Laur Link, pastor of the Sa-
cred Heart church. at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Ray. The groom has spent his life in
the Cement city, having been born
there and is the son of ex-Alderman
James Grove. The newly married cou-
pie are receiving the congratulations of
a host of Yankton county friends.
Died-News of the death of Mr.. AL
Elliott of Hurley, who was prominent
in the lodge and social circles Of that
burg has just reached us. The end
came on the 18th inst. at the state
hospital for the insane at Yankton of
which institution Mr.. Elliott had been
an inmate. for the past two years. De-
ceased was one of the oldest and best
known. business men of. Hurley. and
for many years had conducted a hard
ware store in that city with the Hon.
G. J. Bach, state land commissioner.
Mr.. Elliott was a member of the legis-
lature and was revered by host of
friends all over the state. A sorrowing
widow and 6 children are left to sur
vive him.
/. The semi-annual clergy conference
of the Bridgewater deanery assembled
on the 18th inst, at st. Stephens
church in that city. The clergy pres.
ent were Very Rev. Dean Burning,
president; Very Rev. il. Shea, p. r.,
and Rev. M. j. Mccarthy of Mitchell;
Rev. M. Haguin and Rev A. F. Amir
ault, Of Woonsocket: Rev. P. Lauer.
Alexandria,: Rev. Geo. Hoffman, EN-
cry; Rev. F. J.. Feinler, Starr. Rev. A.
Conrad. White Lake: Rev. l.. G..
Brones, Ethan; Rev. C. O'Flaherty and
Rev.. 7. O'Gorman, both of Kimball.
The Dominican Fathers of Mime
apolis are at present conducting mis-
sions at Lennox, for Father Traynor
and for Rev. VIM. Shean at Broolxings
and on Trinity Sunday they will open
another mission at St. AIMS Church.
Miller, for the Rev: Hugh Fox. Priests
desiring to secure these Rev. Fathers
will please write. Very Rev. L. r.
Brockbank to the latter place. Fathers
Moran and Ripple, o. p, will also
open a. weeks mission. on Sunday.
June End. at the Holy Family church,
Mitchell, for the Very Rev. j. J. Shea,
P. r.
To accommodate the large increase
of membership in st. Mary's parish at
Dell Rapids the Rev. Chas Boley has
decided to put on an addition to his
church, costing some $4,000, work on
which will commence at once.
Mr.. Edward McGovern, formerly of
Mitchell, but for the past few years a
resident of Palo Alto, California. has
been visiting his brothers Eugene and
Frank in the former city, and on Mon
day left for Washington, D. c.. where
he will accept a position in the library
of the United States supreme court.
Mrs. John Michels and children of
Mitchell. who have spent the past year
and a half at Phoenix, Arizona. re-
turned to their home in the former CITY
on the 18th.
Died-Mr. Wit Hrubes. aged ~ years
and a native of Bohemia, died at the
hospital in Flandreau on the 18th inst.
from cancer Of the stomach. De.
ceased, came to Moody county solae
years since and has been farming six
miles north of F1andreau. A wife and
five children, three boys and two girls
are left to survive him. The funeral
was held from st. Simon and Juds's
church on Tuesday, when Father Mi
chael Martyr celebrated requiem mass.