The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-02-27
I%nterfncantain TleWs.
BUTTE. MONT.
Church of Our Savior to Be Dedicated
on Sunday.

on Sunua
The Church Of Our Savior at Meade
Vile VIII be dedicated with imposir
ceremony on Sunday, Feb. IS. II
parish, which was instituted on May
Of last year, now r~ejoices in a he;
and new frame house Of worship BOX,
feet in size. located near the Frankie
school in Centerville. The parish wa
instituted by Bishop Brondel, who al
pointed i. Casper Giacoloni, a Jesu.
priest of Spokane, TO take charge c
the work. h pastor is a learne
and popular priest. He speaks a mum
Der Of continental languages iuently
and has become quite proficient i
English.
Father Giacaloni is a native Of Sicily
He is 80 years of age, but he look
TO be a much younger man. He wa
born at Palermo in January, 1865. Hi
first religious training he received a
the Jesuit College of St. Louis, at Nal
Ia, an island belonging to England
From there he went to Austria and
attended the Jesuit College Of St. Fran
els, at Gortz. He also attended st
pulcherie Jesuite college, at Constan-
Jinople-
After taking orders the father visited
many points Of interest in Europe and
Asia, including Rome, Milan, Venice,
Hungary and France. After coming to
The United States Father Giacaloni
went TO Spokane, and from that point
was called by Bishop Brondel to the
work in Butte. Besides being pastor
OF the parish OF our Savior, Father
Giacaloni is assistant pastor of Sacred
Heart parish. He has been a very
busy man since Jan. 1, as he is left
alone with the work in Sacred Heart
V.I.fa.- ana, ay...5s4ff of tho n HGalpa Fnf
The pastor. Rev. Father Callahan. on
: recreation trip to California.
The members Of The parish Of Our
Savior are Italians and Ausurians, and
Father GiacaI0ni breaches TO them in
their native tongue.
At the dedication ceremonies Very
Rev. Father Victor Day of Helena viii
ofiiciate.
The ceremonies viii be impressive
D beautiful. All the Catholic faith
ers Of Butte. and Catholics generally, +!
have been invited TO attend. The
services viii begin at il a. IN. There
VIII be a professional around the
church. solemn prayers n sacred mu-
by the choil Of Sacred Heart
church. The occasion viii be a most
notable one in the history of the young
parish Of Our Savior.
A reception and banquet was ten
dered General Jorbert and Captain
O'Donnell, the distinguished Boer pa
triots, Thursday night of last week,
by the Robert Emmett Literary society,
at HiberIian hail.
A large number Of admirers of the
distinguished gentlemen gathered AT
he han and the evening was charac-
-erized by a flow OF eloquence and ora
DRY. General Joubert's war remi-
essences were interesting and in
,trUctive. and served as a choice bit :
# entertainment for those who gave ]
heir sympathy as well as other aid |
o the Boer cause. General Joubert.
lille not laying claim to being an ora
or. possesses a personality that read
~ wins for him both the confidence
nd esteem of his hearers. and he re- {
cunts the story of the wonderful I
truggle against British aggression in \
entertaining and. straightforward !
I
Captain O'Donnel contributed no |
mall share to the entertainment of 1
ne guests present, and recounted many c
lterestfng and hitherto unexplained Q
bases OF the struggle IN South At r
=
T. j. O'NIeara presided, and the fol- !
wing Joasts We're responded TO: :
James II. Lynch-"American Citizen :,
nip =
Joseph Canney-"Paul Kruger" :,
". Z. Deeney-"Irish Aid to the :
charles Lane-"Liberty." e
General Joubert-"War Beminis- II
a,
NJ. j.. English-"The Boer War n
Tim CroWley-"The Irish i'm the Wars -
Nations. m
J. A. CoIemon-"American Patriot t.
m
Or. r. c. Monahan-"MedicaI Pro- NJ
ssion in War" J..
Captain Observation-Disclosures. "
The guests remained about the ban "
let tables till long after midnight and OF
to draw to a close one of
q most enjoyable evenings in the his
~ of the Robert Emmett Literary
ciety. III
of
Jerry j. Sullivan was found lead i'm IN
5 bed, Wednesday morning OF last to
elk. by his daughter. at their home Or
A10 West Quartz street. from an at Us
X Of heart failure.
sullivan was born in Ireland in
. year 1916. He came to the United tn
ttes when l. years of age, and at FL
Time of his death was IS years hi
. He resided in Fall, River. Mass: me
4~I A-ga.l.r H. Ia