The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-11-18

/ ding them goodbye. He paid a special
tribute to the sturdy young miners of
Butte, who stood by him so faithfully
! in tempestuous times, but his words
were especially kind at the children's
mass, which he celebrated himself at
8 a. m. He encouraged them to con-
! tinue attending mass so faithfully and
! in such larg numbers and promised to
mention their piety and perseverance to
the Holy Father. While absent. Father
De Siere, besides visiting Rome. will
also journey TO Lourdes and other de-
votional shrines, where he promises to
offer special prayers for, his beloved
congregation. The best wishes and
prayers of all go with you, Rev. Father.
May you return, renewed in Vigor, to
the field where you have labored so
faithfully and so fruitfully. During
Father De Siere's absence the Rev.
Father Callahan will be acting pastor
of St PatrickS.
Ralph Sweet came over from Boulder
Saturday night.
DR.. Peter Mussigbrod came in Sat
urday night from Garnet.
DR.. T. ]. Mckenzie of Anaconda was
a Butte visitor Saturday
Mrs. Allen returned on Saturday from
Helena, where she was. called on bust
ness.
Master Imas Rich has gone to Salt
Lake City to attend All Hallows col
lege.
Fathers Blair and Callahan conduct
ed services at the Centeryille Catholic
church Sunday.
Godfrey Laveil came over from Mis-
soula Saturday night and registered at
the McDermott.
Miss Annie Kelly returned Saturday
fro ma three months visit to San Fran
cisco, greatly improved in health
H. Arnold of San Francisco is visit
ing Butte. He has a host of friends
here who are always pleased to see
him.
Mrs. Dupont b Vincent and Mrs. NJ.
p. Gleeson spent the week in Anaconda
visiting Mrs. Peter Levengood and 9th
er friends.
w. j. Stack received g. telegram Fri
day conveying the sad news of the
death of his aged mother at st. Louis,
Mo.
A handsome parochial residence for
the Pastor and assistants of st. Pat
rick's church is at present in course
of construction on the site of the old
presbytery. The building is of red
brick
Several notices are posted around
Centerville offering a reward for any
one who will show the person or per
sons who have been throwing stones
through the Methodist church win
dows.
Rev. Father Callahan returned Fri
day after a weeks sojourn in the City
of the Saints. He reports a very pleas
ant trip, but is glad to be home again,
where duty calls him.
The funeral of Michael T. Harring-
ton took place from the family resi-
dence last Monday at p. M, proceed
ing from there to st. Patrick's church.
Mrs. R. F. Leggat who has been Wis
iting her sons in Butte for the past
few months, left for her home in ST |
Louis Wednesday, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Ruth.
The Butte Optical Company has
proved to be most reliable and efficient
in relieving strained or impaired eye
sight by glasses of its own special
grinding. If you need glasses inquire
Of the Butte Optical Company work. |
Anaconda Standard, Nov. u.
Mr.. Jerry Mullins, Who was recently |
called to Cripple Creek by the illness
Of his father, returned last week He /
reports the condition of the elder Mr..
Mullins as much improved, and states !
hat Cripple Greek is booming on a |