The Irish standard., 1909-12-04
SOUTH DAKOTA.

the ceremony took place on Wednes-
day morning of last week in the latter
city, Rev. Father McAuliffe perform
ing the ceremony Mr.. George Wheel
legal witnesses. The young couple
will make their home in Montrose and
they have whole lot of friends there
and all over McCook county who will
extend to the happy pair their warm
est congratulations.
The good people of Kranzburg arc
making arrangements for the holding
Of an entertainment in that burg about
Christmas time, and the proceeds they
will give to the Benedictine Nuns, who
are in charge of their parochial school.
Died-Grandma Fitzgerald a native
18th of November at her home in
Ramsey township, McCook county, and
her remains were laid to rest at Mon
trose on the following Monday. Mrs.
Fitzgerald was born in 1885, so that
she was nearly IS years old at time
of death. The old lady came to Amer
lea in the year 1912, locating in Mad
ison county, N. Y, and seven years
later she removed to Hartford, Wis,
where she and her husband made their
home until 1880, when they filed and
settled on the claim where they peace
dying about a month ago. Seven chill
dren will mourn the loss of a kind and
affectionate mother, viz, Terence Fitz-
gerald of Milwaukee, Wis; Mrs. Anna
McCreary of Grand Forks, N. D.; Pat
rick of Morrison, Wis, and Mrs. John
Dunno and John and Frank, all oc
Montrose. The funeral WAS held from
ST. Patrick's church Monday, Father
McAuliffe officiating.
Married-Mr Carl Bohen of Aber-
deem took unto himself wife lately
in the person of Miss Corinne taBrie,
OIt vi 1lCNIClN pCSI yOuA6 AouAGS'
The ceremony which was witnessed
by several out-of- town guests. was
performed by Rev. @. McConnachie at
st. Demands church. Mr.. Bohen is
advertising manager of the Daily
American, of Aberdeen.
The Rev. Benedict Birkle has been
assigned to Columbus College at
Chamberlain and will have charge CT
the German classes as professor.
The Presentation Nuns, who are in
charge of the parochial school and
Academy of Our Lady of Good Coun-
sci, at Elkton, have a flourishing at
tendance again this year. There arc
1875 pupils and 40 boarders on the roll
Sister NJ Gertrude is the Superioress
The people of ST. Stephens church
Bridgewater, over which the Rev. Der.
nard Burning SO worthily presides As
pastor, realized $500 as the net re-
ceipts of the fair lately held at that
place. The proceeds have been APP
piled to the payment of the improve
ments made in their parochial school
which is in charge Of four Presenta-
ton Nuns from Aberdeen.
Died-Mr. M. NJ. Mcdonald, for many
years a we'll known and prominent
resident of Mitchell, died quite sud
denly at that place on Nov. 26. H.
passed away about the noon hour il,
his sitting room without any warning
and before his wife and daughter-in-
law. who were in an outside room
were able to reach him.
The Altar Society. connected witt
ST. Aloysus church at Sturgis, in the
Black Hills country, held very sue.
cessful fair on the 18th and 18th ult
which netted them s1.915. Miss Eliza
popular young lady and she got $3.50
votes.
Thanksgiving was very appropriate
ly celebrated by the good people o
| Montrose. Solemn High Mass wa!
celebrated in st. Patrick's church =,
the Rev. s. j. McAuliffe, pastor, as
sisted by the Rev. M. T.. O'Brien O
the Cathedral Of the Epiphany, Siou!
City, and the Rev. John OHora O
Ipswich. Dinner was served in tn
opera house by the Catholic ladies AM
in the evening Father O'Hora deliv
cred lecture to a crowded audience
Subject, 1.-THE American Republic"
| Quite good delegation of the Mon
trose people went to Sioux Falls Sun
day of last week to attend the initil
ton meeting of the knights Of Col
umbus.
Died-Mr. Patrick Mullen, one
Sioux Falls old timers, passed ava,
at his home, 4OS N. Minnesota Ave
in that city, on the evening Of the 25tl
of November in the 39th year of hi
age pat" came to the Queen Cit,