The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-02-02
BUTTE, MONT.

Along with other cities of the state
Butte was we'll represented at the
state meeting of business mems asso-
cia tions at Helena last Tuesday. Those
who attended the meeting We're: P. j
Brophy, R. H. Paxson. T. j. NernF, j.
H. McQueeny, Terry John. A. j. Walk
er, ]. 7. O'Brien. Charles Beebe, W. NJ
Tuohy. A. Fl. Mueller. w. ]. Lippin-
colt. C. S. Passmore, H. Blank and r
r. Kilrov.
The committee appointed to secure a
complete delegation are: r. II. Pax
son and j. II. McQueeny: p. ]. Brophy
and Eugene Carols T. j. Nerny and J
I. OBrien.
The funeral of Daniel Linehan took
place Tuesday morning of last week
and was very largely attended The fu-
neral procession left the family resi-
dence, 7041a North Wyoming street. at
$3.50 o'clock and proceeded to st.
Mary's church. where high mass of
requiem was celebrated by the Rev.
Father English at 10 o'clock
Frank NJ. Sullivan of the East Butte
company returned last night from a
two weeks visit with his mother in
Seattle.
Miss Margaret Laughrin and Mrs.
Nell B. Wilkins, who left this week
for Goldfield, New, expect TO locate
there if they find conditions favorable.
County Treasurer elect Charles r.
Meagher has returned from a three
weeks trip to New York Mr.. Meagh-
er will take up the duties of his office
on the first Monday in March.
The men of Sacred Heart Parish are
taking keen interest in the new aid
society recently formed with Change
Sundays" as the days of meeting. The
first regular session was held Sunday
afternoon and was well attended. Much
wholesome entertainment was afford
ed by the excellent program prepared
and plans were formulated for regular
debates IN the future. Oratorical selec-
tions were read by Gregory Morris,
Rev. Father NJ. j. Carr and Rev. Fa-
theT f. Y. Leschner. Rev. Father Mo-
ran gave reading OF various selec-
tions of Irish wit. The subject for dis
cussiOn at the next meeting, Sunday,
Feb. 10, will be, Should Strikes BE
Settled by Court of Appeals or by the
Interested Parties Exclusively"
Those who are directing prepara-
tons for the farce comedy, 'The Katz-
eniammer Picnic" to be given next
week, are enthusiastic over the interest
shown by those who are TO take part,
and il is evident that the entertain
ment will make a hit. The play is said
to be bright and full of action through
out, and the worthiness of the purpose
to benefit the parish schools-has en-
listed The enthusiasm of the partici-
pants as well as of the public. Every
one in the city has always been found
willing TO assist in this good cause, and
q crowded house is expected. An ex-
competent cast has been
some of the leading amateurs
Of the city having volunteered their
A meeting of trustees was held Sun
day at which plans for the Sisters
home were discussed. 1t is hoped that
work can start within a short time on
.he building, which is to cost about
200. II the purpose of the parish
officers is realized, work will also start
before the end of the year on the new
s25, 900 school building for the educa-
.ional work of the parish. During the
past week the year book of the parish
was issued. 1t contains the parish reg
llations, roster of societies with de-
summaries Of their work, and
he financial statement for the year.
It is illustrated with half-tones of the
church and of Bishop Carroll. Father
Callaghan Father Carr, Father Lesch-
ler and Father Moran.