The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03
ANACONDA, MONT.

Henry Moran has gone to Woodside,
Mont, for a visit
Attorney E. e Kinerk of Butte was
in Anaconda Monday morning attend
ing to court business.
w NJ. kirkpatrick is on a business
| trip to Seattle.
Mayor T. J. Mckenzie has returned
from trip to Boulder.
A. J. McMakay of Whitehall is spend
! ing a few days in Butte.
Police Judge Thomas O'Boyle has
! gone to Rochester Mimi. where he will
undergo an operation.
Covering ten miles of the glacial
country in the region about Anaconda.
the members of the Junior class of the
school of mines took their first eycur-
sion in geological field work last Sat
urday. The limonite-calcite deposit
was thoroughly inspected. the ryholite
taulting and bedding was noted. and
! the taius slope was scaled to the eX-
posed quartz vein. The glacial drift
was found to be intermingled with
travertine. The former hot springs
cones were visited. The party. which
was accompanied by Professor Winchell
ana Professor Kirk, was COMPOSED of
/ the following students: Malcolm Bow
den Willis Ellis. Frank Foots. S. H.
hetcham, Robert Kyle, Percy Tomas,
T. NJ. Lowry. William Mclaughlin. Ju-
nus Messer. Bert O'Brien. Merton Proc
tor, 0. +. Schiffuer and Lee Walton.
At St. Peters Catholic church last
Sunday the mission for men was
brought TO a close by the missionary
priests. Rev. Fathers O'MaIley and
Rosswtnkel The masses of the day
were attended by devout throngs. For
this week the mission will be for the
young ladies. and the series of meetings
was opened at ) o'clock in the after
noon by the sermon of the Rev. Father
RosswinkeI on The Scope of Life" To-
night the Rev. Father O'Mallev will
speak upon The Shoals of Life
Father Coopman of St Paurs church
publicly thanked the ladies of the mar
ish for the work they had done at the
1alr which recently closed and congrat-
uIated them upon the success of money!
making plans that netted the church
the tidy sum of $4,000 This was made
up by the receipts of the various booths
as follows: Dining room. in charge of
Mrs. Ford. $504S5; L. c. B. A. booth.
Mrs. Durham in charge. $472.55: candy
ooolh' Mrs Lappin, $11S.30; lemonade
oooth, IN charge of Mrs. Duane, S67.45; /
tea booth, Mrs. Madden and Mrs. john
son, $21O3O; fish pond, Miss Alice Ma
honey, $2O9.95: mill and smeltermen's
booth. in charge of Mrs. Kelly. y$1.11O.6O
81 Peters booth in charge of Mrs.
McEachfan $75S.S5; ice cream. in
charge of Mrs. Shovlin. $3.50: ST,
PauIs booth, in charge of Mrs. Smith |
$51.O5; cigar booth. in charge of Mrs. /
McCaffery, $1S4.65; doll booth. in charge. |
OF Mrs. St. Jean, $65S; cash and other |
receipts. $1.O46.
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The list of lucky ones at the fair is as
follows: Kathleene La Sale. crochet
tides; Margaret Hughes, fruit cake: L. !
Boyd. chocolate set; Annie Cosgrove I
doll; Mrs. Egan. painting; Mrs. STAGE
burnt wood bowl; NJ. Doyle. bathtub.
Mrs. {. Mullen. cCnterpiece; Billy
Walsh. silver tea set; Viola Tuchscher /
er, bear j. r. Chambers. doll bed /
stead; Mrs. Doyle. blue silk kimono:
Mrs. \. j. Hill. pictures; Geraldine
converse, burnt wood box: j. j. Nc /
Cafery, --: Mrs. F. L. St Jean. cut
glass bowl; Bessie Coffee. white shawl:
Mrs. II. Moore Life of the Blessed
Nlgln; Emmett Cronnelly, set of
dishes; Leo st. Jean. dude doll: A c.
leather rocker: G, I Tobn.
son, silver water set; Barney Jovce
chocolate pot; Mrs. ]. Mccarthy. silver
set; Mary Morgan, go-cart; Martin Dee
boys suit of clothes; Mrs. Wrath. nil
low; Esther O'Keefe. oak rocker: Bes-
sic Hoy, washing machine: William
~hllcote, sewing machine; NJ. Gamone.
small centerpiece: Barnet Joyce. cleo
.ric lamp; Mrs. Sol Grady. Madonna:
Philip Duncan, dresser scarf; Mike
1eahy, pair of shoes; p. Halloran. pink
shawl; James B. McCavit, couch: Rev.
rather Coopman, hand-painted tray; Nj
3lackford. box of handkerchiefs. Mrs
0ldhaber, lunch cloth; Mabel French,
'hirt waist; Esther O'Keefe, silk XII
mono; James DAILY. dish; Dr.. Spelman.
,nyX taDie; Miss NJ. Brennan, chatting
Duffy, CHINA tea set Esther O'Keefe
aprobe; Thomas Gavin. cement walk:
emma McCabe leather Davenport:
"a France money box; Mrs. Guinness
ca cloth; John Russell suit of clothes.
v. j. Allen, lamp; Mrs. B. Joyce. ladv's !
ress suit case; Mrs. Martz. hand
tainted pillow; Joseph futile. picture.
Annie McCaffery, rug.