The Irish standard., 1907-05-04
SOUTH DAKOTA.

FelatlNeS OF the young couple were pres
ent at the Sacred Heart Church, Yank-
ton on Thursday of last week when
MIR. Cornelius Butler and Miss Mary
F.. Griffin took one another as hus-
band and wife. Father Laurence Link
off1ciated. The groom and bride have
lived in Yankton county for many
years where they are we'll known and
much respected. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c. Griffin OF
Utica. The Standard joins the many
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Butler in cx-
tending to them congratulations for "a
happy and prosperous welded life.
They will live northwest Of Yankton
on a farm.
Killed-William p Goggins who was
employed as foreman on some rail-
road construction work for Winston
Bros, railroad contractors, was in
stantly killed by steam pile driver
four miles west of r place called Wall
in the Back Hills country on the 18th
ult. The remains of the deceased
young man were brought to his former
home at Madison, where they were laid
away to rest on Tuesday. There was
Requiem High Mass in ST. Thomas
Church at which the the Right Rev.
Mgr Flynn, v. e., was celebrant. AS
the killing was purely accidental no
blame can be attached to anyone. Mr.
Goggins was 80 years old and lived
in Madison many years A mother and
several brothers and sisters are left
to survive him.
Mary's Church. Bryant has secured the
services Of the Jesuit Fathers and
they will hold missions at that place
and at Naples, Oldham and Willow
Lakes in the near future Father CAT
ferky has his brother. the Rev. j. j.
! Cafferky as an assistant.
Rev. Fathers Hogan of De Smet,
Martyr OF Flandreau, Sheehan of Elk
ton, P. j. and J. J. Caffcrky of Bry-
ant, Stencil of Pierre, McConachic OF
Redneld, Fox Of Miller, Meyer of Trcll,
Twohig of Henry, OMeara Of Water
town, O'Neill of Beresford, Haqun of
Wbonsocket. Brones Of Ethan, Des-
mond of Huron and Murphy of TT.
Pierre. attended the X. c. initiation
at Huron on April oath.
Dead.-The sad news reached Yank-
ton last week of the burning to death
Of Miss Anna Lynch. an attendant at
the State Insane Hospital at Nor
folk. Neb., aged 26 years. Miss Lynch
was the daughter of Peter Lynch of
Yankton and the remains were ship
ped to that city for interment. Reuui-
EN- Mass was celebrated by tho Rev.
L. Link and all appropriate sermon
was preached. The deceased young
lady was quite we'll known in the
, Cement City and her sad death is
deeply lnourned in the community She
> leaves one sister, viz; Mrs. James
, Flanagan.
The good people Of Lake Andes in
, Charles Mix county will build IL new
, church this summer and they are al
ready raising the necessary funds to
: complete it. Lake Andes is becoming
], quite A. summer resort and is Situa ted
on the Tyndall and Platte extension
7 of the c., NJ. and ST. 2. road. 1t is in
the heart of a fine agricultural conn-
) try and many well-to-do farmers from
, some of the eastern states have been
settling lately in that section. Lake
Andes is served from Wagner by the
Rev. George Kelly and regular scrv-
, ices are at present being held in a pub
lie hall. This church will be one Of
the finest in the county.
Mr.. and Mrs William Corcoran, who
have resided in Volga for the past Z
years have left for Tracy, Mimi, where
. they will make their future home. Mr..
Corcoran has purchased the Depot
Hotel and eating house in the lat
ter city and he hopes to make it one
of the best paying hotels on the line
Of the G.. and y. w. Ry. will" came
to Volga in 1900 and four years ago
bought the roller mills at that place
which he sold lately and since that
time has been engaged in the livery
business. Mr.. and Mrs. CorcOran have
made hosts OF friends during their
residence in Brookings county and the
best wishes Of all will follow them to
their new home.
The ladies OF the Holy Family con-
: gregation at Mitchell gave one Of their
! German suppers at the X. G.. Hall in
that city on the 23rd ult., and as usual
, they had Il big crowd and their net
receipts were very good.
Married-Mr. Matthias Strickerz and
]. Miss Anna Tauer. the former of Wa
ver1v and rho latter If C'aStleW.,16