The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-10
BUTTE, MONT.

a pamphlet dealing with the Ire ana
work of the late Rev. Father Callahan
has been published at the instance OF
the Ancient Order of HibernianS of this
city 1t is a siXteen-page book and con-
tains pictures of the deceased priest,
the old and new churches of the Sacred
Heart, Bishop Carroll and Bishop Scan
nell together with a sketch of his life,
his work in this city, the funeral serV-
ices and the comments of the various
city papers on the death of Father
Callahan.
The pamphlets will be sold at % cents
each at the Catholic church doors after
the various masses for several weeks
From the proceeds of this book the An
cient Order of Hibernians propose to
erect a monument over the grave of
Father Callahan.
The funeral of James O'Donnen took
place last Monday morning at o'clock
from the residence of his sister, Mrs.
Johanna Depauli. 312 Colorado street,
proceeding to st. Patricks church,
where a high mass of requiem was cell
ebrated by the Rev. Father Batens of
st. Lawrence church, WalkeTville.
P. J. Nolan. a member of the firm of
Nolan Bros, hardware merchants, and
one of the oldest and most highly re-
spected citizens of Livingston, died on
Wednesday of last week. death being
due to a general breaking down of the
system. He was surrounded by his
family and relatives. and a brother
from Emmetsburg. Ia. his old home.
Mr.. Nolan is survived by four children
and a brother, j. F. Nolan, who resides
in Livingston. His Wife's death oc-
CURED only short time ago
The opening of the fair on Oct. so in
aid of the building fund of the Meader-
vile PaTochial school was in every re-
spect grand success. The old Caplice
store on North Main street was crowd
ed from the opening at I o'clock until
the closing hour. The Ancient Order of
Hibernians booth on the right of the
entrance is supplied with a great va
riety of fancy and useful articles and
the ladies did a rushing business. Mrs.
J. D. O'Brien and her assistants at the
doll booth have a large display of at
tractive wax figures daintily dressed
which found ready sale. The fancy
work display is in charge of Mrs. Frank
Boucher. Mrs. Tom Lavell, Mrs. George
E. lockwood. Misses Horgan. Mrs. Ep-
ping and others and contains some very
beautiful work. In the art department
presided over by Mrs. p. j. Geraghty
and others are large framed pictures
of Bishop Carroll and Father Callahan
which will be disposed of by contest.
The young ladies of st. Patrick's
Alumni association have charge of the
and ice cream stands and
they serve temperance drinks, ice
cream and other refreshments at rea-
sonable prices. There are also cigar
and candy booths. The fish pond is in
charge of Mrs. Ada Epping and Miss
Julia Horgan, and around this booth
young and old find a great deal of
genuine amusement in fishing for
prizes.
A delightful dance was given at the
club on Thursday evening of
asst week by the DeSiere branch of the
L. c. 3. A, No. $40. Seventy-five cou-
pies were in attendance and danced to
the eighteen numbers furnished by Sic
Iaff's orchestra. The hall was draped
in the colors of the Woman's club.
Following were the committees: Ar
committee. Mesdames Will |
liam Knuth, P. V. Kilgallan, James |
Daily; reception committee, Mesdames |
Daily, Kilgallan Knuth, Hughes, Cas-
sin, Loughrin; door committee, Mes
lanes Poets, Lucy, Ivory, Matthews;
floor committee. Mesdames Tom Men |
ME, James DAILY, Thomas Mcclure, |
William Knuth. Edward Flynn, Peter |
Irattan and Charles MCDONALD.
A charming Halloween party was
given by Miss Edith Collins at her home
Dn West Broadway, Wednesday even |
ng of last week. The house was beau |
fully decorated in red and yellow, and |
.he lights We're eXtinguished, while |
Jack O. lanterns of pumpkins We're made
o substitute. From until Il the crowd |
ost itself in the enjoyment of Hal
oween games. The following were
present: Misses Margaret Walker. Ma
lie O'Meara. Esther Cohn, Esther Du-
gan, Martha Collins, Lucille Carson,
Nary O'Bryan, Doris Harrison. Flor
nee Coen, Helen Coen, Noise Norvell,
edith Collins, Anna Stevens of Ana
.Onda.