The Irish standard., 1909-10-16
I'M DAKOTA

4 ,5 Died Sarah Flynn, of White
III ater, is.; and q native Of Mayo Co.,
sslfa1andENaed at the home Of her daugh-
Il iNslsD, William Hickey, at Yankton
SDls inst, and her remains were
/. Ia to Whitewater for interment.
SSS sJ9 sed was born In '21 and about 8
l khs ago came to Yankton where
sHl sintended spending her remaining
NJ W. with her daughter. Five children
left to mourn the loss of a good
aother, viz: Thomas Flynn and Mrs.
aSssvm. Hickey, both Of Yankton; Miss
sSArah Flynn of Escanaba, Mich;
Mathew Flynn of Denver, Colo. and
Mrs.. G. Conaty, Of Whitewater, Wis.
Her children and relatives will have
the sympathy Of host of friends in
a their bereavement.
The Rev. J. J. Burke, Of Platte, in
tends to enlarge st. AIMS church at
Il Geddes in the near future so as to
accommodate his people. There has
been quite an influx of new settlers to
that portion Of the diocese during the
past year, and the beautiful homes
n which they have built would indicate
that they brought with them consider
able means.
I The Very Rev. Dean Robinson, OF
Jefferson ofliciated on Tuesday morn
ing Of last week at st. Peters church
1 at the marriage Of M. Joseph Cabana
to Miss Lulu La Pierre. The young
couple are spending their honeymoon
in the Twin Cities. after which they
will return to make their future home
in Jefferson.
Died-Mr. Moses Beaubien, one Of
Union county's pioneer settlers, passed
away lately at his home in Jefferson
after months illness. His funeral
from st. Peters church was very
largely attended and was conducted
pastor.
The Rev. Fathers Monahan and
Brady, of the Apostolate Mission band.
will soon give a weeks mission at Tyn-
dali, where the Rev. VIM LIE Hocka ia
pastor. These Rev. Fathers will also
give another mission in the near flu
ture for the Rev. Michael Martyr in
st. Simon and Jude's church, Elan
dreau.
Rev. VIM. Millolasek has been trans
4 ferred from .Vodnany to Lake Andes
where a handsome new church was
built lately. He will also see after the
church which is to be built in the new
town Of Ravinia between Wagner and
Lake Andes on the c. M. & st: P.
road.
Married-Mr. James Flanagan and
Miss M. Montague, both of Charles Mix
county, were lately united in legal
Alatrimony at Lake Andes. The cere-
lnony was performed by the Rev. Geo.
Kelly, of Wagner.
\, Ded-Mr. Richard McCiiynn, aged
Z IS years. and native of Cherokee
e county. Ia, died on the Ord inst. OF
hemorrhage of the lungs at the home
3 Of Mr. Patrick O'Dea near Montrose.
About a year ago deceased went out
west where lie filed on government
homestead and last June was Joined
in lawful wedlock to Miss Emma
Werner, the ceremony taking place at
Salem. The funeral was held from St
3 Patrick's church. Montrose, by the Rev
Father McAuliffe assisted by the Rev
a pf Co
followed to their last resting place by
s vast concourse Of people.
Rev. Dean Hogan, of De Smer
Is quite busy collecting the necessary
funds and experimenting the building
Of the new parochial residence at thai
place. The Dean hopes to have the
/ structure so far completed that he car
move into it before cold weather set,
& in.
News has just reached us from
Yankton of the death of Miss Anne
Gulligan, aged So years, who breathet
Ter last in that city on the 4th inst
Deceased was a native of Ireland ant
for 81 years has been a resident o.
1 this state and territory, part of tn,
time living in Clay county. About fv,
Il years ago Miss Culligan came to Yank
ton to reside with her sister, where sh
made for herself many friends who VIII
mourn her death. The funeral wa
held from st. Patricks church, Walson
HI sda; where Father Egan was assiste,
| ty the Rev. M. Dooley of Centerville
ii: the celebration Of the Requiem
Mass. '-
Died-Mr. Joseph Parker, vel
known cattle man of the Black Hill
country, died lately and his funera
was held from st. Joseph's church
sss fpearfsh, where Requiem High Mas
was celebrated by the Rev. ]. Chase.
The c. & N W.; c. M. & st. F