The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-05-23
BOHEMIAN, MONT.
tSpecial Corresnondence.l }

NopeCldI correspondence
A party of the leading officials of the
Northern Pacific railway spent several
hours in Bozeman Monday, arriving on
their special train from the west al
about O'Clock, and going on to Liv-
ingston about o'clock The party in
! cluded President Howard Elliott. Vice
President j. NJ Hannaford. General
Manager Slade and several other Off
cials- They We're met at the depot by
a committee of the Gallatin Valley
club. and were taken to the college,
where they were entertained by Pres
ident Hamilton. From the college they
went to the Gallatin Valley club rooms.
where the Ladies' Imperial band
played for them. and where they met
informally a large number of Boze-
mans business men and spent several
/ hours in social intercourse. They were
entertained at an informal dinner at
the Bozeman hotel before leaving for
Livingston
An engineering party under the man
agement of c. A. Jaquette started work
last Tuesday on the final survey for the
new electric railway. The party con-
sists of ten members, among whom arc
three from the engineering department
of the Montana Agricultural college.
including Bower Barnard, Otis Keeler
anu harmon wilson.
Bozeman is making preparations for
larger and better Sweet Pea carni-
val for this year. The date will be
about Sept. l.
The dedication of the new Holy Ro-
sary church was carried out with great
pomp and ceremony on May g. The
church was crowded with interested
people that had watched the building
OF this church for years. The Catholics
of Bozeman have needed the new house
of worship for years and will certainly
appreciate the beauty and grandeur of
this fine building after the years spent
IN their old church, which was of very
humble mold. Those who came from a |
distance to assist were: Bishop Carroll |
of Helena, Father Travilli, S. J., of |
Missoula; Father Sullivan of Butte: /.
Father Cushnahan of Ogden. Utah: |.
Father Guinan and Father Kelledv Of |
salt Lake City, and Father William |
Griffin of Minnesota. A BANQUET was /
held Sunday afternoon i'm Elks' hall for
the visitors and the board of trustees.
TWO weeks mission is being con-
Quoted at the Catholic church by Rev. ,
Father Daugherty and Rev. Father
Rohland, both of whom belong to the
Apostolate Fathers of Dubuque, Ia.
The services began Sunday with SOL
amn high mass at 1890 o'clock. Early
masses will be celebrated each morning
at $50, T:30 and $50 o'clock, and even
ng devotions at 1:30 o'clock. Lectures
viii be delivered by the visiting priests.
ne Apostolate Fathers are celebrated
or their eloquent and earnest work.
md will have message to deliver each
,vening that will be well worth listen
ng TO. Father Thompson extends
most cordial invitation to all of the
'eople Of Bozeman to attend these
meetings., non-Catholics as well as
catholics
BAD weather naturally reduced the
lumber of visitors at the Agricultural
ollege last Friday on the occasion of
he annual visitors day Prenarations
ad been made for more interesting
Isplay and exposition of the college .
ork than in former years, and those
'ho braved the storm to attend were |
lore than repaid for their trouble. The
oAege band was in attendance during
ne day, and in the evening gave a
dhce IN the drill hall which was well
ttended and greatly enjoyed.
Arrangements have been connleted
Dr the commencement exercise. of the
lontana Agricultural college. The an
ual concert viii be held Monday even t
lg, May %. The baccalaureate serv-
~ |
es VIII be held in the opera house Sun
ay. May 81. The sermon will be 4
reached by Rev. W. n. Sloan of Hell II
Ia. on Monday afternoon, June /. the
class of the college will have
class day exercises on the campus.
n Monday evening viii occur the an II
lal alumni banquet Tuesday after
oon. June ,, the graduation exercises
the one-year course in domestic sci
Ice department will be held in the do
estic science rooms. On Tuesday
'ening at the assembly hall the pre-
iratory department will hold their
'ual graduation exercises, the program
ing furnished by the class. The an
ial commencement exercises of the
'ilege proper VIII take place in the
sembly hall on the evening of June
The address will be delivered by
ldge f. k Cheadle of Lewistown,
ont. There will be nine graduates
ON the college, five in engineering
I'd four in science.