The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-02-24
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! Correspondence Intermountain Catholic }
The Anaconda Standard spoiled a
| splendid fake story in regard to the
! petrifaction that is being exhibited
! about the state. Someone presumably
| interested in the alleged curiosity sent
! a dispatch east that il was the body of
! that renowned Irishman, Thomas
Francis Meagher. and the Standard
office was besieged with dispatches
calling for particulars, one paper even
! requesting a page. But the paper. not
standing in with the scheme. simply
replied that the story connecting the
body Of Montana's illustrious secretary
of state and governor with this was an
absolute fake. 1t seems almost sac
rilege to attempt to make merchandise
out of the fame of one whom all Mon
tanans revere.
The Ursulfne Sisters of st. Peters
parish school spent the last week in
soliciting subscriptions through the
works and are very much gratified al
the success achieved. In no case did
they meet with a refusal. and some of
the donors were especially generous.
Quite a tidy sum was raised for the
benefit Of the schools. and the Sisters
desire to return thanks to those who
contributed.
The funeral of Pat Thornton took
place on Saturday. the 10th. Services
al st. Peters church.
Rev. Father Cassidy Of walkerville
and Father Gallagher. Kalispel, We're
visitors to Anaconda last week.
Captain William Kelly of this city
has received the sad intelligence of the
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which occurred in the County Water
ford, Ireland, on the 22nd of last
month. He was so years OF age.
Mrs. w. W. Dixon was a visitor to
Butte during the week.
The Sunday afternoon services at the
Sisters chapel attached to St AIMS
Hospital were conducted by Rev Faith
err Pauwelyn, who gave benediction Of
the Blessed Sacrament. The music on
the occasion was Of a high order and
was rendered by an efficient choir. con-
sisting of Nh. and Mrs. Hickey Dr.
and Mrs. Spelman and Miss Hickey.
The members of the Young Mems
Catholic club entertained their gentle |
men friends at the club rooms Tuesday
evening. Quite a number of invited
guests were present and the programme /
presented was, much enjoyed by all. /
Following was the programme: Reel |
tation. George Condor; address, "Hyp- /
notism." Thomas Kelly; address. The /
Ladies'" Henry McArdle; address. /
Montana Politics" A. P. Flanagan: |
address. Club Life" Z. c. Malone: I
song. Nothing Too Good For the |
irish Richardl Flanagan; song, Do I
rams Mule" Joseph A. Hughes; read ,
NO Harry Cannon
Extensive preparations are being
made by the club members for an en-
at their hall next Tuesday
evening. At this time ladies will be
admitted, and an exceptionally inter
sting programme is promised.
Morgan insolvency, popular Park
avenue liquor dealer, and Miss Katie
IcGrath, were married Monday morn
ne at ST. Peters Church by Rev Faith
r COoDman. James O'Keefe was best
nan and Mrs. J. B. BTinton, sister of
he bride was bridesmaid. The newly
married couple viii begin housekeeping
It SIS Chestnut street.
Division No 1 A O. H. held an i'm
tortant business meeting on Tuesday
vening in Hebernian hall.
On last Sunday, William Mitscke, OF