The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-13
(SpeciaI Correspondence.l }

especial Correspondence.
John Cestuik and Theresis Gasroda
of Trail Creek were married Saturday
morning by Rev. Father Blair of St
Mary's church.
Miss Lottie Ercanbrack is i'll at her
home in Livingston.
Miss Miles Ray has sold her home
on and Lewis and built her a cottage
on Seventh street.
E. F. Hamilton and family are leav-
ing Livingston far the southern part
of California.
Mrs. Dan Smith and her family are
going to st. Paul for two weeks Wis
iting her sister.
Bishop Lenihan of Great Falls, who
started on his annual confirmation
tour training at Livingston May "a,
will be gone until July 8.
Miss Eleanor Hamilton has resigned
her position in the library. Miss Ruth
Steadman succeeds her.
st. Mary's Junior choir is engaged
in the practice of Zangels beautiful
mass.
The trio Benedictia was splendidly
rendered by Misses r. L. and P. NJ.
Diunclorf and Frank Ellis.
Mr.. Esser of Butte has become a
member of ST Mary's choir.
Professor Trevis Terwilliger reports
that Park county has had more rain
fall during May than fell all of the
year 1907.
One week from next Sunday. June
q, mission will be opened at St.
Mary's church. The Rev Fathers
DOughtery and Rohlman of the Du-
buque apostolic, who have been con-
ducing very successful missions in
Butte, Bozeman, Anaconda. Deer
Lodge, Boulder and Helena, will hold
this mission.
Platt P. Potter. an old resident of
Livingston, died at his home on South
Yellowstone Wednesday night, after
three-days' illness
The Northern Pacific is experiencing
great losses by the heavy rains of the
past ten days They will more than ex-
ceed 100000. The greatest damage to
the line was near Muir. twelve miles
west of Livingston. Two hundred feet
of new track completed few months
ago was carried away. There have
been few trains through Livingston
since these washouts, most of them
having to transfer at Billings.
There have been no freight trains
from the west for ten days.
Will Quinn, manager of the Peoples
Grocery Of this city, left for st. Paul
Saturday, where he will be for cou-
pie of weeks. We are afraid Mr..
Quinn will not come back alone.
Sunday. May "A, was a memorable
day for the parishioners of st. Mary's
church in this city. Upon that day
a large class was confirmed by
Matthias G. Lehman, bishop of the
diocese of Great Falls Bishop Leni-
han was expected to arrive here to
the sacrament of confirma-
tiOn IN rIo 1f
diately after high mass, at 10 o'clock
in the mornin, but on account of the
train from the west being late. Bishop
Lenihan did not arrive until evening, |
and after vespers confirmed a class
of thirty-eight. At the morning SER
vice tWenty-fdur people received their |
first communion from the hands of |
Father Blaere. At the morning service
at 10 o'clock Father Blaere preached |
an especially eloquent and splendid |
which was given rapt atten-
ton by large congregation. The SER
mon is acknowledged to have been one
Of the most eloquent appeals to Chris |
tan people ever delivered in this CITY. |
and those of the congregation were |
impressed by the words of |
the eloquent priest. The confirmation |
service in the evening was especially |
After the impressive SER
vice Bishop Lenihan delivered one of |
the most eloquent and splendid ad-
dresses that has ever. been heard in a |
Christian church in this city This was |
the second visit of the bishop TO this
parish, and st. Mary's church was
by worshippers. Bishop L,e-
lihan is a splendid orator and has an
inspiring presence, which electrified
the parishioners of ST. Marys church
IN a manner in which they have sell
1om been Inspired before. The bishon
urged upon the people that they
should diligently follow the teachings
If the church, and warned them
against the temptations of earth, and
furnished them with an inspiration to