The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-03-27

Mrs Engel,ert Schimgen. who has
I"on very low for the past months
PASSED away at her home in Mitchell
on st. Patrick's Day. aged "a years.
Deceased was native OF New York
~ about the year 1887 novel I,
Dawson Co., s. D., with her husband
and family. Four years ago thu hus-
and died. Mrs. Schlimgen had eleven
children. all of whom survive h.. ard
were present at her last moments
They are as follows: Joseph, Edward
ambrose and Matilda SchlimFcr all
ct Mitchell; John j.. Schling"n OF
rcsLacs, N. Oak: Mrs. Lizzi. Zeier
NJ Madison. Wis; Geo. G. Sct:imgen
az Mt. Horeb. Wis; Lawrence ~
Starr S. d.: Mrs. Christina p lctz %:
Ethan. S. D.. and Mrs. Mary Erpcr-
Zach of Norwalk, Wis. BY request of
til. old lady made before her dea'" her
six sons acted as pall-bearers. Re
.,.iem High Mass was celebrated by
REV. Father Shea on Saturday morn
~ in the Holy Family church. at 3
O'clock. after which tho remains were
!rken on the c. NJ. e. st. P. south
bound passenger to Starr for intermrnt
n, d there laid to rest beside her has
tand.
Mr. John Cornors, c. & N. W.
p:. ssenger conductor, with Haron as
his home. has just resigned his p ST
ton on the road because Of i'll health
sitter 35 years OF faithful service. IN
recognition of his true wort,, che
Southwestern has entered his maze
cI,on their pension roll. When I've was
only Is years old. John entered the
service at Madison,
WIS. and for more than quarter Of
q century has lived in Huron where
h. is quite popular and hi"E'y re-
spected amongst the railroad en-
ployees and others.
Mr.. Devoit Frederick and Miss
Susie Bryar. both we'll known and
much respected young people OF Cod
ington CO., were quietly joined IN legal
wed!ock at the Immaculate Conception
Parochial residence. WATERFOWL Oh.
the 10th inst, The Rev. William o.
Meara performed the ceremony in
presence of few people.
st Patrick's Day was appropriately
1.:Iel rated in Sioux Falls by the ;a';ics
OF s.. Michaers Pro- Cathedral church
v no gave a social and musicale in tn"
knights of Columbus hall which WAS
quito largely attended,. The Right
Rev Bishop O'Gorman was present
aid was the leading speaker. rhosc
taking part in the program were
Misses Mac O'Gorman. Marie an
June Tooley. Myrtle Reilly, AGres
Donohuc and Mrs. c. S. Mcdonald.
Ice cream, frappa and cakes were serI-
I'd by the young ladies' and the sum
&C ss5 was realized. 1t was a deligll,-
ful time.
MIR James O'Brien. for S years an
employee at the Gilman farm, Yank.r
did of liver trouble at the Sacred
Heart hospital in that city on tho
morning of the 10th inst. Deceased
was "a years old and leaves wife AMI
che son to mourn his loss. Til. re-
mains were taken to Galcna, ILL.,, Cor
i'ltcrmcnt.
After being tied UP for nearly II
week because Of n washed out a"idg
near Avon, Bon Hommc Co., the c.. II.
& ST. P. Platte line, known as tho
"Squaw Central was opened for traffic
on Tuesday of last week. The public
will hear of this fact with much ~
tercst.
Another pioneer settler Of Crtlilg
ton Co., has been called to hey re-
ward viz, Mrs. Mary Kricr who pas
cd away on the 18th inst at her ronlc
near WATERFOWL and in the 43rd year
Ct her age. Deceased came to Dakota
IS years ago from minneapolis. if"'
maiden name was Mary Dcbloh ana
chc leaves children to survive he:
memory. Saturday forenoon the fan
rral was held from the 1lnma n.Iatc
Conception church and was Conduct.
cd nv the Rev. William OMrara. The
Catholic Order of Forcstcrs attended
he funeral in a body.
Tn, 4O-Hours devotional cxerc scs
,-crc held at st. Michacl's c.rurc;l
Sioux Falls. the fore part Of last week
The pastor was assisted by Mgr.
Flynn V. c.. Of Madison: Roy. 'lIros
stechcr Of Howard: Rev. Matt Tray
ncr Of Charles City. and by tn" Rev
Fathers Salmon and Fitzgerald
Mr.. J. ]. Hill. president Of the Grca'
NV thcrn Railway CO.. is expected in
Yankton next July. at the npcnr:: "i
| tic Missouri River navigation Con
g-. SIS. Mr.. Hill is billed to address. tn
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