Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-06-10
BISHOP F'RosHio

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ERt. Rev. Jas. Trobec, Bishop of St.
Cloud, will confirm a class of sixty
atthe French Catholic church next
Sunday morning. There will be SOL
emn pontitical mass, commencing at
$3.50 O'Clock, with the bishop as cele-
brant, assisted by several priests.
Bishop Trobec will preach. There
will be special music for the occasion.
Bishop Trobec will arrive tomorrow .
"a a letter to Father Lamothe the
bishop asks that he be assured "that
there will be no solemn reception at
1.-The depot next Saturday, for if any
] is contemplated he Enthusiastically
says: Il shall Illustrate it by COM
ing at time when no one will ex-
pect me. The good people OF Little
Falls showed their respect for their
bishop in d splendid manner when he
first had the pleasure OF visiting the
city, and that is enough"
Father Michael, G.. P, the cele-
Grated missionary, will begin q
weeks mission at the French Cath
olic church next Sunday evening.
Father .Michael's work has been
highly commended wherever he has
preached. At St. Cloud, Fergus
Falls and other places, the churches
we're crowded with people night after
night to hear the gifted speakers ex-
positions OF Christian doctrine. All
are Invited to attend the services.
The Jordan Independent says of
Pr. G. 0: Orr that he will receive a
hearty welcome 'swhen he returns
from Canada with his fair BRIDE -
|Wh hich means that g. Osborne has
fg ana done IL thout asking the
faid Or consent Of any nation on
earth, or his friends here, who, new
ertheleAs, extend congratulations.
About twenty-five young friends
enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with
Miss Allie Rowe at her home on the
West side Wednesday, the occasion
being her birthday. The party was
a tricolor one. A very pleasant
time was had by all present.
Sunday at\St. Meinrad's Benedic-
tine abbey, Indiana, Peter Cans was
invested with. deaconship orders, and
his younger brother, Leo Cans, was
given his full minor orders, They
are brothers OF John Cans, of~>this
city.
Ivan Il. Gray leaves tomorrow for
Fort Benton, Montana, where he will
take position as assistant book
Keeper. in the Great Northern rail-
road station. His friends here wish
him good luck in the West. -.
Mrs. Eugene Pilon has received the
eRd news of the death of her father,
\. Gervais, of Montreal. Canada, on
June Sd, at the advanced age of 78
gears, after a short illness.
Rev: Karl Reuter- left Tuesday last
fpr Saxonv, Germany, to get mar
red. He is expected back in six
weeks. A student is taking his place
while gone. ... -
IGuy A. Eaton, quite we'll known
hre, was married in Monticello this
week to Miss Jessie Burton. who has
taught in the Monticello schools for
sbme years. :s:s >, >.s~...> 3 !. ,.
Miss Olive Stivers, daughter Of Mr..
n
end Mrs. 81. c. Stivers, Of Brainerd,
Was married to Ferdinand 2. Boor,
d Minneapolis, w ednesday Of last
week.
Tho Royal Neighbors Camp will
meet the second and fourth Fridays
ofeach month at Odd Fellows hall.
There is.a meeting tonight.
The annual school meeting occurs
June 18th this year, the time having
been changed 70 . month earlier by
the last legisla ature.
The Transcript thinks free silver
hasno show this year. The Trans