The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-01-19
BUTTE, MONT.

A W. keenan, has gone to Ely, New,
on a business mission.
Owen Callahan, ]. c. Callahan and j.
Daugherty left Monday for Goldfeld
over the Oregon Short Line.
Mrs. P. Mullins of North Yakima is
visiting in the city She is registered
at the Thornton.
Miss Suzanne Frances Napton Of
Marshall, Mo. and Sheila Naptorf 6f
Mlssoula, the guests for Mrs. Eugene
Carroll' viii leave for their homes on
Monday. c
F. j. Maloney is home again after
getting the Montana legislature start
ed off right at Helena.
DR.. Edward f Maginn left Monday
morning for Chicago. where he will be
married Wednesday to Miss Stella Nc
Carthy DR.. Maginn will return with
his bride in about two weeks
Mrs. Thomas Lavelle. who has been
IN failing health for some time. left on
Thursday night for ST Paul. and will
probably remain in the east for sew
eral months. Mrs. Lavelle was called
upon Wednesday afternoon by about
fifty of her friends who wished her a
safe trip and speedy Improvement.
The altar boys of st. Patricks church
were given sleighing party to Crys
tai Springs Thursday evening of last
week, the Rev. Father Follett acting as
chaperon. A supper was served at the
springs. Those who composed the par
~ were Joseph Gilroy. Dan Lynch,
John Mediation. Ed Mullins. William
DIETER Chester Dieter. John Hunt.
Marion Bourquin. George Bourouin. Pal
Gagner, Alexander Gagner. John Nc
Bride, Joe Mcbride Roy Allen. Will
liam Tobin. John Sullivan, William
Deeney, William Lappin. Ed Lappin.
Joseph Devine. Dan McDougle, James
William Mccarthy. Paul
Harris, Bert Stevens. Ralph Blue. Leon
Bowe, Marcus DAILY, William Donlan
Michael Deloughery and the Rev Fa-
Their Follett
Butte council of the Knights Of Co
lumbus installed its officers for the year
Tuesday Of last week the officer in
charge of the ceremony being District
DEPUTY Joseph r. Jackson The fol-
lowing is the list of the officers: NJ b.
Burke. grand knight; w. J. Mcmahon.
deputy grand knight; j. A. Coleman.
chancellor; Paul A. Ozanne, recording
Paul O'Gorman, financial
secretary: T. J. Finlen, treasurer:
Charles p. Nevin. lecturer: ]. j. Nc
Hatton. advocate; William Fox. war
len: DIR. r. c. Monahan. physician; NJ.
Kerr Beadle, inside guard: r. L. Walsh.
outside guard: Rev. Father De Siere.
chaplain: Thomas Driscoll, J. A. Ber-
y, j. n. ORourke. trustee District
Deputy Joseph r. Jackson presided.
After the installation ceremonies there
was a social session with Charles p.
NeVin in the chair. There were selec-
ions by the Mandolin club, solos Dy
lanes O'Gorman, and speeches by Rev.
Fathers De Siere. Kealy. Sullivan and
Dhelan. E. p. Mullin. J. j. Quinn. p j.
ieraghty. Thomas Driscoll ]. j. Nc
Iaffrey, DR.. j. l.. Hannifan, J. r. Jack !
son, NJ. B. Burke, J. A. Coleman and
,thers.
The handsome new home of the sis
ers of st. Patrick's church parocbiaI
school is about ready for occupancy, |
tut will not be taken formal possession |
# until next Monday. when on the
venlng of that day the ladies and gem |
lemen of st. Patrick's Alumni associa-
ion will hold a reception. to which a
General invitation to everybody to at |
end has been given. The new building |
situated at the corner of Washing |
on and Galena streets. and is a yalu- |
Die addition to the property in, the To- !
ality. 1t is brick structure of two |
tories and a basement. and was erect |
d largely through the instrumentaIitv |
f the Rev. Father De Siere, pastor of |
t. Patricks church, who recognized /
hat in order to afford more room for
he increased number of students at
he school it would be absolutely neces-
airy to make use of the private Guar
ers of the sisters and erect a separate
ONE for them. At the opening of the
all term of school the dining room of
ne sisters and the gymnasium in st. /
atrick's school were turned into class
0oms, leaving the sisters with very
tile room for themselves. The new
uilding will now give ample school ac-
to the sisters and admit
the gymnasium being once more
Irned to its former use and also give
dditional space for school purposes in
lie old building.
The new home is a commodious and
odern structure in every respect, ard
heated by steam and lighted by cleo
icity. In the basement is the heating
ant and coal bins.s The first floor con-
ins a reception room. chapel. dining
'om, office, kitchen and pantries On
le second floor are two dormitories, a
tests chamber, infirmary and bath
om.