The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-11-20
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Funeral-The remains of Mrs. Frank
Gilmore, nee Miss Anna Marshall, who
died on claim west of Chamberlain
arrived at Yankton on the 10th inst
| and on the following day were laid to
rest in ST. Bridget's cemetery at Walsh
| town. The Rev. A. Kippes, of the
Sacred Heart church, Yankton, Of
iciated at the funeral. Deceased was
quite we'll known in Yankton county,
| having been born at WalshtoWn where
her parents, viz, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Marshall resided for many years, and
of which settlement they were number
cd amongst it's pioneer and most re-
spected members. Friends and neigh
bors of the deceased acted as pail
bearers, viz, James Noonan, Jas. MalOy.
Henry Gill, Robert Gemmil. William
Maloy and James +. Maloy.
A basket social was held in Mrs.
Nellie ellis new barn near Montrose
on the 10th inst. Quite a good crowd
attended and the proceeds, neat sum,
went to st. Patrick's church.
Married-On Wednesday of last week
at st. Mary's church, Garryowen,
Union Co.. by the Rev. J. A. Bushman,
Mr. John D. Maher of Beresford and
Miss Rose E. O'Connor of Sphinx town.
ship. Mr.. and Mrs. Maher will start
housekeeping at once in Elkpoint.
where they intend to make their fu-
ture home.
Died-On the Sth inst at his home in
Montrose Mr.. Francis Fitzgerald, aged
Sc years. Deceased came to Dakota
nearly 80 years ago and always seemed
to enjoy tolerably fair health, up to
about Nov. list when he complained Of
being sick. A sorroWing widow, three
daughters and four sons are left to
survive his memory. The girls are as
follows: Mrs. Dan Kane and Mrs. John
Dunno, both of Montrose, Mrs. Nc
Creary, OF Grand Forks, N. D., and the
boys are Terence Fitzgerald, of Nor
rison, Wis, Francis, of Milwaukee, and
John of Montrose. The funeral took
place on Thursday from st. Patrick's
church where Father McAulffe cele-
brated requiem mass.
The Black Hills council No. 703
knights of Columbus, held services one
day last week in honor of their de-
ceased brothers and at 10 a. m. the
members marched in body to st.
Patrick's pro- cathedral, Lead City,
where the Rev. T. ]. Mccarthy offer
ed up Il requiem high mass. In the
afternoon the members and their fami-
lies assembled in the Elks hall and an
appropriate program was carried out.
Mr.. Thomas Harvey delivered an ad-
crowded to it's fullest capacity. A short
address upon the duties OF members
OF the order was also given by j! J
Morrow. grand knight Of the BlacN
Hills council.
Married-Mr. Joseph Weber and Miss
Mary Schoberl. both well-known and
popular young people of Salem, We're
married lately at ST. Mary's church in
that city, the Very Rev. Bernard Weber
officiating. "
Married-Mr. Jeremiah Ry1e and
Miss Mary Murray were united in
legal wedlock on the 3rd inst. at St
Johns church. Wagner, Chas. Mix
county the Rev. George Kelly perform
ing the ceremony. After the mass a
few of the immediate relatives and
friends accompanied the newly married
couple to the home Of the brides par
ents. viz. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Murray
where dinner was served. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ryle were the recipients of many
useful and handsome presents The
new couple will settle down to house.
keeping Immediately on claim near
Aldrich.
| Died-The funeral of Mrs. j. Nc
Donald Of Parker. who died of Bright's
disease on the 18th inst, after weeks
illness at her home in that city took
place from st. Christians church or
Tuesday forenoon. Rev. Father Brady
celebrated requiem mass.
Died.-The familiar face of Mr.. w
f. Hawn among those who had &C.
casion to use the ferry will be missed
by many. because on Thursday even.
ing Of last week the old gentleman
passed away at the Sacred Heart hos
pital. Yankton. in the 57th year Of his
age. Mr.. Hawn was quite popular r.
the Cement City and the news of his
death will be heard with regret. Two
daughters are left to mourn his de-
parture, viz: Mrs. Mcdonald of Sioux
City and Mrs. F. Brasford of Homer
Neb. The funeral was from the 81
cred Heart church on Sunday after
noon. when Dean link off1ciate6 The