The Irish standard., 1908-05-23
SOUTH DAKOTA.

pay an Episcopal visit to St Thomas
congregation. De Smet, on June End,
when he will administer the sacrament
of confirmation to a large class. His
Lordship will be assisted by the Very
Rev. Dean Hogan, pastor: the Very
Rev Dean Desmond Of Huron; the
| Revs. F. j. and j. ]. Caferky OF Bryant
and Oldham and several other priests.
Rev Father Roy of lvanhoe. Mimi,
| was at Clear Lake last week, the guest
OF the Rev. Terence Slattery. Both
Rev. Fathers We're class mates in st.
Pa,I's Seminary. And this was the
first tirne they met since their ordina-
tion to the holy priesthood last June.
Married-Mr. Charles DAILY of Vien-
ma and Miss Carrie Wolf of Bryant
We're united in legal wedock one day
last week at st. Mary's church in the
latter city. The ceremony Was per-
formed by the Rev. p j. Cafferky i'm
the presence of a number of friends of
the young couple.
Died-The remains of Mr.. De For
rest Gregory. who died of acute peri
tonitis at ATiwaukee. Wis, on Wednes-
day evening Of last week, arrived at
his home in Mitchell on SATURDAY. night
and We're accompanied by Ernest Greg
ory of Cloquet. Mimi. q. brother and
by Mrs. Gregory and her three chill
dren. Deceased was the son of Mr.. w.
H. Gregory, former road master of
the Milwaukee and was 81 years old.
He leaves wife. 5 children, besides his
parents and several brothers to mourn
his sudden passing away. Funeral
services in charge of the Very Rev.
Father Shea We're held at the Holy
Family Church OFT Sunday afternoon,
after which the remains We're followed
to their last resting place in the Cath
olic cemetery by many sorrowing
friends and relatives The following
Were The pail bearers: Joseph Michels,
WILDER Gormley, Richard welch, Ray
Branson. Ora Wells and Harry Hooper,
The Right Rev. Bishop Stariha left
Lead on Wednesday evening of last
week to visit several parishes of his
diocese and will be ::Ssent until the
tering the sacrament of confirmation
His Lordship will dedicate new church
es at Burke and Herrick both pros
porous Gregory county towns. There
is vast influx of Catholics into the
country west of the Missouri River
now and the new edtfices that have
Just been constructed at the latter
points goes to prove that many of
these are taking up new lands, are
there to make their permanent homes
and are possessed Of means. Before
returning 10 his episcopal city the
Bishop will visit the Pine Ridge Agen-
cy also, where he will attend the In
dian congress.
Married-On Tuesday of last week
at the Holy Rosary Church, Kranz-
burg. Mr. Philip Scheefe and Miss
Frances There's were united in law
full matrimony by the Rev. Father
Hansen. Dinner was served at the
home of the brides parents near Good
win.
Died-Mr. James Larkin of Sioux
Falls, who has been employed by the
Manchester Biscuit Co., since his ad-
vent to that city 5 years ago from Lu-
verne, Mimi, where he formerly made
his home. The cause of death was drop
sy, from which he suffered nearly 2
years. Deceased was born in 81 and
he leaves q sorrowing widow and
children to mourn his loss. A few
moments before his death, which oc-
Cured in the forenoon of the 18th, Mr..
Larkin was holding a conversation
with his wife in the kitchen and with
out moments warning he passed to
happier home. The remains were
taken to Luverne on the Omaha fore
noon passenger where services were
held in ST. GATHERINGS church by the
Rev. Dominic Mangan, pastor.
The South Dakota Central are now
running through trains from Water
town to Sioux Falls. Their passenger
leaves the former city daily except Sun
day at a. m. and reaches Sioux Falls
at 10 a. IN. Returning it leaves Sioux
Fails, 3:45 y. m., arrives Watertown,
p. m.
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