The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-08-18

ters of Charity. Sister Louisa. sister-ser-
E H; patients during the year, I0Ol; ST
servant; Sisters, %: pupils. $50
Deer Lodge-St. Mary's Academy,
5E;oardlng ana Day School for Girls, nine
sisters of Charity; Sister Rennigia sis
! Hospital, six Sisters of Charity, Sister
IN ia SlSter-servant; patients during
Fort Benton-St Clara's Hospital, five
bbt nIna e OF charity of Providence; one
neiper, sister Mary Euphemia, superior
SIS SIS patients, 30; during the year, ll5 The
SISTERS visit the sick at home.
Great Falls-Columbus Hospital nine
! 1iSters OF CharIty of Providence, five Ter
itIaTles, hYe helpers, Sister James, super
| 10ress; patients, 40: during the year, iU1
The Sisters visit the sick at home.
Holy Family Mission (I<ipp postoffice)-
indlan School, eight UrsuIine Nuns, Sis
| NJ LAWRENCE, superioress; attendance, 80.
Niles City-Sacred Heart Academy, four
ursuline Nuns. Sister Angela. superior
esS; attendance, 40.
Mlssoulaa-Prov!ncial House of the Sis
eeIS OF marty OF Providence and Acad-
eiIly OF the Sacred Heart ten Sisters, four
Iefuarles, Mother NJ Julian, provincial
! SuperioTess; Sister Hilarion. superior;
Gay pupils, 30. St. Patrick's Hospital, ten
| sisters OF Charity OF Providence, four
i Lertiairies, tour helpers Sister M. Edgar
f f;aI',l. patients, 90; about az pa
tlents received during the year. The Sis
! tiers visit the sick at home
St Francis XaVier's Mission-Indian In
GustT ira school, eight Ursuline Nuns, Sis
| Ter InefeSa, SuperiOreSS. Attendance, So
oI lSnauuS MiSSon-St IgnatiuS In
dlan Boarding School. for girls 16 Sisters
OF Charlty OF Providence. wife Tertiaries,
TOUR helpers, Sister Angela of Merici, SUI
perloress; attendance II poor inmates;
pupils, 10. The Sisters visit the sick at
nome st Joseph's Kindergarten 10 Yrs
pauOoSeS. 115.
81. Labre's Mission ashland postof1ice)
-lhqIah INDUSTRIAL Guarding School, seT-
en- Ursullne Nuns. Sister Mary. of the An
gels, superloress; boys, As; girls, 80.
st. Paul's Mission-Indian Industrial
boarding School. nine Ursuline Nuns, Sis
Ter FRANCES, superioress; attendance, so.
st. Peters Mission-HOly Family Ursu-
line Convent; mother house for the Ursu
line Indian Mission, p Sisters, Mother NJ.
amadeus superior general; Sister Mary
Rose, sJperioreSS
Walkerville CButte)-Three Sisters of
Charity; Dds pupils
BEL R5FEILiGIoUs COMMUNITIES IN DO
GIsE CT Sc 59 munities of Men; jesuit
Family Mission Q[tpp postottie(, Missoula
city; st. Francis Xavier's Mission II. o.;
Sf ;, Ignafius Mission e. OK ST Paufs
Communities of Women.-Sisters of
Charity (Leavenworth, Kan.) Academy.
Hospital and Orphan Asylum, Helena;
Hospital Anaconda; Hospital and two
schools, Butte. Academy and Hospital,
Deer Lodge Sisters of the Good Shep-
herd. Cst. Paul Province, Helena. Ursu-
iine5 Nuns (St. Peters, Montana), st. Pc
ION q&ipp F. %; Miles City; st; Xa-
vier,s Mission, Up. %: St Ignatius' Mis-
sion Up. o.; St. I.abre's Mission ASH
.and r o25 St: Fauls Mission Up; o.
sisters of Charit@ of Providence Mon
real, Canad@, Provincial house, Acade-
my and Hospital MissOula Hospital,
Fort, Fort, Benton Ser Hospital, Great Fails;
Gilmore
Stations Bullion. Blaine county.
Idaho, Boise County-St. oJseph's, Rev
J. homas. Missions: Centreville, Boise
county, st. Domincs; Emmett, Canyon
county, st. Anthonys; Garden Valley,
Boise county, Immaculate Conception;
granite Creek (Placervillea postoftice),
Boise county, st Patrick's s; Payette, Can
y0n county; Holy Rosary.
Keuterville: Idaho County-Holy Cross,
Rev. L. Mueller, S. d. S. Missions: Cot
tonwood, Idaho county, Oour Lady, Help
lay teacher; pupils, D. Grangeville, Idaho
county, ST Peters and st. Paurs.
Lapwai tSliclpoo postoficel, Nez Perces
Mission st. Joseph's, Rev. II. A. Post, 5.
Montpelier, Bear Lake County-Blessed
Sacrament, Rev. w. J. A. Hendricks.
Old Coer d Alene INSTRUMENTATION post
Rev. f. Nj. Punghorst, S. j.
Pocatello, Bannock County-St. Jo-
seph' 3 Rev. c. Van der Donckt.
Wallace, Shoshone County-St Alphon-
INSTITUTIONS IN CHARGE o. RE-
LIGIOUS ORDERS.-Orders of Men: De
Smet Residence of Jesuit Fathers. Very
Rev j. NJ. Caruana, S. j., superior; Revs-
II. Schuler, S. j., Joseph Josef, S. J. Two
scholastics, three lay Brothers. Connected
is the Novitiate: IA scholastic novices:
seven lay Brother Novices.
Industrial School for Occur d'Alene In
dian Boys under the direction of the Jes-
Mt 1T, Fathers Faith. pupils, 70 Lewiston; st.
school, conducted by the Jesuit Fathers;
Students e.
Orders of Women: Boise, St Teresa's
Academy, boarding and ay school for
young ladies' Sisters of the Holy Cross,
tiers; pupils, rs; boarders, Is. st Alphon-
sus' Hospital, seven Sisters of the Holy
Cross, Sister Fintan, superioress. Poca-
tello: st. Joseph'S Day School, six Sis
ters of the Holy Cross, Sister Maud, di-
rectress; pupils, 100; De Smet: Immacu-
late Conception Industrial School for the
Occur d Alene Indian Girls. l. Sisters of
Charity of Providence, Sister Jeanne
Chantel, superloress; pupils, 100. Board !
and and day school. Lewiston: Vista
ton School, seven Sisters of Visitation
Mother NJ. Bernard, superioress; pupils |
.. Wallace: Providence Hospital, six
Sisters of Charity of Providence, three |
Tertians, Sister NJ. Joseph, superioress;
RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES IN Do /
of Men: Jesuit
Fathers (Rocky Mountain Mission).-De
Smet; Lapwai Lewiston. Society of the
Divine Savior (Rome, Italy). Keuterville.
Communities of Women: Sisters of the
Holy Cross (Notre Dame, Ind), Boise, Po-
catelio; Sisters of Charity of Providence
(Missoula, MONTE, De Smet, Wallace; Sis +
ters of the Visitation (Tacoma), Lewis I
ton.