The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-03-06
SOUTH DAKOTA

1 Su' 90 " t!Ie SAouH rails FreSs, says;
Rev. FIR. T. L. Flood narrowly escaped
serious injury In a kerosene explosion
which occurred in the furnace room
OF st. Agnes church. Father Flood
lad placed a. quantity of kindling IL
the furnace and then poured kerosene
Oh it. There must have been some
live Goals on the CRATE, for q gas
formed and the, explosion followed.
The explosion was of such force that
the priest was buried ten feet from
the furnace. rFc was not directly
facing the furnace when the explosion
took place, else ii 's injuries would no
doubt have been Very serious. AS it
is one side Of lqls face is pretty badly
burned.
Married-The very Rev. Nicholas
Redmond, Of Elkroint, performed tho
marriage Of Mr.. Sherman Callaghcn
and Miss Catherine Chausee, both Of
Union Co. The ceremony took place
on the 22nd Of February. The young
couple will commence housekeeping at
once on a farm near Elkpoint.
Married--Miss Elsie showalter and
Mr.. Floyd Jencks were united in
solemn, wedlock. according to the
Catholic ritual, at the. parochial resi-
dence. Ethon, on Feb. %. Father
Bronso, pastor ,pf. the Holy Trinity
church, of1iciatcd.,
Died-Jacob ambrose passed away
at the Sacred Heart. Hospital, Yank-
ton, Feb. goth, the cause of death being
dropsy. Deceased was 80 years Of age.
married, and the father Of a family.
He was native of Bohemia and hue
made his home in Yankton for about ?
years. He leaves a widow and four
children to survive his memory. THO
funeral was held from the Sacred
Heart church where Very Rev. Dean
Link celebrated Requiem Mass.
Died-The remains of Mr.. James
Dorman, who died at Nahant, in the
Blacks country. on the 21st Of Febru-
airy, were Inferred on the Tuesday fol i.
lowing. The funeral occurred from ST..
Ambrose church. Deadwood, Very Rev.
M. Macken, v. G., officiating. Deceas-
eel was in the employment of the Nc
Laughlin Tie and Timber Railroad
company and was 4 section foreman.
Married-Mr. Michael Culhane and
Miss Mollie Cook the former of Moody
county. and the latter of Aurora, we,s
married on the 22nd Of February By
Rev. William shean at st. Thomas
church, Brookings. Both young people
are we'll known and respected. The
groom is son 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Culhane, and tho bride is a daughter
Of Mr.. H. Cook. We extend congratu-
lations.
Married-A number Of the invited
friends Of the contracting parties were
present at st. Peters church, Jeffer.
son, on the 21st Of February, to wit
ness the marriage Of Mr.. Andrew Sa-
Der, Of Minneapolis, to Miss Grace
Bourassa, of Jefferson. The Very Rev.
Cfas Robinson performed the cere-
mony, after which he preached 4
beautiful sermon reminding the young
couple to be ever faithful to the prom
Uses which they had just made. Mr..
and Mrs. saber have decided to make
their home in Minneapolis.
Married--Mr. William Killalea, q
prosperous young business man o.
Hayti, new town on the South De-
kota Central Railway, was married to
Miss Laura HaIde. OF Watertown, I'M
mcdiately before Lent. Rev. William
O'Mears performed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Killalea after a visit amongst
friends at Elkton, where the groom
was born and raised. returned to
Hayti where they will make their fut-
gre home. The Standard extends con-
sratulations to VIII and his bride that
their journey through life may to
strewn with roses.
Died-Mr. Mark Bridge. one Of
Sioux Falls, old timers. died at the