The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-08
DIOCESE OF HELENA.
MONTANA DIRECTORY.


HELENA-Cathedral of the Sacred
Heart-Rt. Rev. John Baptist Bron-
del, D. D.; Rev. v. Day, pastor; Rev.
l. H. O'Brien, Rev. F. O'Farrell, Rev.
Aloysius Hoffman, assistants.
State Officers A. o. H.-James Maher,
state president. Butte; ]. H. Golden,
vice-president, Anaconda; j. j. Clark,
state secretary, Helena; H. ]. Rogan,
state treasurer, Helena,
Branch No. 29S, c. K. of A.-Presi-
! dent, Martin Lyden; vice-president,
/ DR.. II. j. Wirth; recording secretary,
! Alex Mcconnell; financial secretary, H.
! A. McKinnon; treasurer, j. j. Clark;
: sergeant at arms, James Blank; SEN
! tinel, K. Gordon; trustee for three
Years. ]. d. Carlson.
! BUTTE-St. Patrick's church, Rev.
! Peter Desiere, pastor; Rev. ]. ]. Cal
I lahan, Rev. Joseph Blaere, Rev. John
English and Rev. Cornelius Harr1ng
ton, assistants. Mass, Sundays, 5, $50,
8, 10 and II o'clock a. m; Sunday
school, p. m; baptisms, 3 p. M; YES
pers and benediction, 1880 D. m.; mass
week days, hospital a. M; church,
s a. m.
st. Lawrences church, Rev. Father
Batens, pastor; Rev. Bernard Cassiday,
assistant. Mass, Sunday, $3.50 and 10
a. m; vespers. 7:3O p. M; week days
mass, $3.50 a. m. Mass at a. m.
Y. NJ. President, P. A. Leany;
chaplain, Rev. ]. ]. Callahan; first
vice-president, ]. F. O'Rrien; second
ce-president, P. F. White; recording
secretary, w. II. Sheerin; treasurer, ].
w. Gilligani marshal, w. H. Maloney;
sentinel, Louis Stewart; chairman ex-
ecutive committee, j. NJ. Walsh; coun-
Gil deputy, ]. S. Butler; delegates to
grand council, NJ. D. Leehy and j. 5.
Butler. Regular meeting night, Thurs
day evening of each week. No. 1914
East Quartz street.
L. President, Mana Maggie; first
vice-president, Marie Armstrong; sec
ond vice-president, Mamie Lynch; re-
cording secretary, Emma Purcell;
financial secretary, Ella Hesse; treas
urer, Lena Mcdonald; sentinel, Irine
Hamann; marshal Mary Crangle; past
president. Mollie Holland.
Division No. i, A. 0. H.-Spiritual d.
rector, Father Batens; president, ]. ].
OMeara; vice-president, WilllaSQ
Stanley; recording secretary, J. X.
Murphy; sergeant at arms, Hugh
O'Farrell; sentinel Dave Ryan; mar
shall Pat Mitchell.
Division No. 2, A o. H.-Spiritual d.
rector, Rev. Father DeSiere; president,
John Ferns; vice-prestdent b. McDon-
aid; recording secretary, w. HugheS'
financial secretary, NJ. Hartnett; treas
urer NJ. Donlon: sergeant at arms, II.
Head: sentinel, R. Kelleher.
Division No. /, L. A, A. o. H.-Meets
at Hibernia hall second and fourth
Mondays. Spiritual director, Father
Batens; president, Mrs. B. Green; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Nora Harrlng-
ton; financial secretary, Miss Katie
Kirby; treasurer, Mrs. Hansen; SER
geant at arms, Mary Callahan; SEN
tinel, Mrs. Reynolds.
Division No. 2, L. Az A. o. H.-Meets
at Muntzer hall first and third Fri
days. Spiritual directors, Father Cal
lahan: president, Mrs. Leahy; vice
president, Mrs. Mcdonald; recording
secretary, Miss Pace; financial secre-
tary. Mrs. Gillick; treasurer, Mrs.
Rowan: sentinel, Mrs. Harrington;
sergeant at arms, Ella Rowan.
Silver City Branch, No. 100, 7. Il. OF
A.-Spiritual director, Father Batens;
president, John Foley; vice-president,
John Ferns; recording secretary,
James Naughton; treasurer, Adolph
Reichle; sentinel, Joseph Beruble; SER
reant at arms, Charles Berren.
Canadian Institute-Meets Lewisohn
building, first and third Tuesdays.
Spiritual director, Father Deslere;
president, A Rocleau; vice-president,
J. B. Narcotic; recording secretary D.
e. Lafeur: corresponding secretary
DR.. St. Jean; treasurer, Joseph Chau-
vim.
ANACONDA-St. Paurs-Rev. G. l.
Toilet; St. Peter's-Rev. A. R. Coop
man.
Eberschweiler.
DEER LODGE-Immacula Concep-
tion-Rev. Rem De Ryckere.
DILLON-St. Rose Of Lima-HeV.
Victor Van den Brock.
FORT BENTON-Immaculate Con-
ception-Rev. Joseph t. Pudenz;
FRENCHTOWN-St. John Baptist
Rev. A. Quesnel. ,,.z.,o
ASHLAND-St. Labre's Mlssloh-
Rev. Aloysius Muller.
ST. PAUL'sSt Paurs Mission
Rev. Charles Mackin. S. ].
ST. PETER'S-St. Peters MISSION
GREAT FALLs-st. Ann's-Rev, H.
B. Allaeys. D.,
KIPP.Holy Family Mission-Rev.
Peter P. Prando. S. j.
KALISPEL-st. Mary's-Rev. Peter
NJ. Gallagher. -+ Dow
LIvINGSTON-Sacred Heart-FeV'
John B. Pirnat.
MILES CITY-Rev. C. Pauwelyn..
MIsSOULA-St. Francis Xavier
Rev. l. B. Palladino, S j. Rev. d D.
Carroll. S. J.. assistant.
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER-St. FRANCIS
Xavier Mission-Rev. j. Van der Fol'
7. Rev. John Boschi, S. j.
ST IGNATIUS-St. Ignatius MISSION
Rev. Father Dillon, S. j., superior
Revs. 1. D'Aste, S. j., and A. Dllnler'
S. J., assistants. 1oas
NJ. Vermaat.
INSTITUTIONS IN CHARGE OF RE
LIGIOUS ORDERS-Orders of Men:
Holy Family Mission. Indian School for
Boys. In care of Jesuit Fathersi pupils,
60 St Ignatius Mission, St lgnatius In
dian Industrial Boarding School, for boys;
by Jesuit Fathers and Brothers;
pupils, 100. st. Poul's Mission, boarding
school for Indians; in care of Jesuit
Fathers; pupils, 40, st. Xavier's Mis-
sion boarding school for Indians; in care
of Jesuit Fathers; pupils, 80.
Orders of Women.-Helena; St Vim
cents Academy, boarding and day school,
is Sisters of Charity. Sister Anacleta, sis
ter-servant boarderS, S.; day pupils, 1S5.
St Johns Hospital, eight Sisters of Char
Ity, Sister Mary Lawrence, sister-servant;
PATIENTS during the year, 315. St. Jo-
seph's Orphanage, 10 Sisters of Charity
phans, 40; Rev. c. M. AIKEN, chaplain
House of the Good Sheperd, eight Sisters
Mother Mary of Rose de Lima, superior
ess; thirty inmates; Rev. Aloysius Muel-
er, chaplain.
Sisters of Charity, Sister Dominica, sis
patients during the year, $685. |
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