The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-10-23
BUTTE, MONT.

The meeting planned by Bishop John
P. Carroll and a general committee for
| all who wish to settle on land in Mon
| tana has been set for next Tuesday
evening at the Auditorium. The idea is
| TO locate colony in Teton county,
where there are thousands of vacant
acres. At the meeting Bishop Carroll,
Rev. Father Mccormick and others in
| terested will speak. Bishop Carroll has
made study of the subject and has
looked over much lands in the state
suitable for settlers. Every person is
invited to the meeting regardless of re-
| llgious belief. Those interested are
anxious to have as large an attendance
as possible.-Butte Miner, Oct. II.
Peter Antonoh, one Of the Oldest and
wealthiest Italians in Silver Bow
county, died last Saturday noon of per-
itonftis. He was % years of age and
had resided in this county for the past
twenty-eight years For many years he
owned milk ranch in Browns guIch.
but of late he had been living one mile
from the county hospital. He is sur
vived by wife, one son and seven
daughters The funeral will be held
from Richards undertaking rooms Sat
urday morning. A requiem high mass
will be celebrated at the Holy Savior
church by Rev Father Pirnat at 9:3O
o'clock.
On Tuesday last there occurred the
wedding of Eugene Sullivan and Miss
Abbie Crowley, the ceremony was per-
formed at st. Patricks church by Rev
Father De Siere. Supper was served
the bridal party at the residence of Mrs
F. j. Leary, after which an automobile
trip was made to the Nine Mile. Re-
turning about 9 o'clock, a reception was
held at 4O6 West Virginia street, at the
coy little home Mr.. Sullivan fitted up
for his bride. The bride was attired in
beautiful cream colored satin dress
made en- princess and trimmed with
rare old Irish lace; she wore the con-
vent1onal veil and orarr>Se blossoms. and
carried shower bouquet of white roses
ana eVergreens. Miss Crowley was at
tended by Miss Abbie Shea, who wore
a cream satin princess and carried
shower of pink and white roses. The
best man was NJ. jeremiah Comba
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan have count
less friends, who wish them happiness
on their Journey through life The we'd
dlng presents We're numerous and cost
~. MI and Mrs. Sullivan VIII be a,
nome TO their friends after Oct. II at
4O6 West Virginia street.
Ihe ladies' of the Immaculate Con-
ceptlon parish are preparing for q
oazar and fair to be held early no1,+ |
loth at downtown building, and manv |
society ladies, including Mrs. Thomas |
Lavelie, are to have charge. insurine |
One of the unique depart. |
nents will be the bIby booth. where
everything from from a bootee to coat
oath tub. silk comforters, furnishings
u all sorts. and even cow, will be dis
played. This new departure will be in
'harge of Mrs. William Nicholson. as
Isted by Mrs. Kerr Beadle and Mrs
"a kepDner, and is sure to attract n
roWd. The usual fortune telling. can
", mower and apron booths will be in
and nothing will be neglected
make the affair one of the most sue
essful ever given in Butte.
Mrs. John W. Cornelius. a former VOL,
noWn and highly esteemed residenI ~
'utte, died last week at hAr homo T.,
oakland. Cal. She had been 2 suffara,,
rom internal ailments for months Mrs
is survived by her husDano
ne daughter and three sons. The !
aughter is Mrs. Minnie Farrell. The
ons are Ben j. Cornelius of this CITY. I
" X Cornelius of Oakland, and E. G..
ornellus of Buffalo. N. Y Mrs. Cor i
elius left Butte with her husband sew
raj years ago. Interment was in Oak
md. I
Charles Harkins, aged 50, dead Mon {
ay at the home of his daughter. Mrs
atricl1 Leary 335 West Virginia street. {
r. Harkins had been resident of S
ute for fifteen years He is survived {
Y a wife and five daughters. Mrs. Pat l
ok Leary, Mrs. James Keefe. Miss
eraldine and Miss Mildred Harkjns g
Butte and Mrs. B. L. Bishop of Sc
-tle and two brothers James of Iau- 2
n. and Gus of Seattle. The funeral
i'll take place Monday morning frotn 8
Ie late residence. proceedings to ST.
atricKs church, where requiem high a
ass will be celebrated at $50 O'Clock.
During some recent excavations near
'tllendorf, on the Danube. a chalk fig C
e and instruments and weapons char t
'teristtc Of the stone age were found
q chalk CLIFF The little statue is