The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-11-04

schools and it is this one thought
that buoys me up in my travels
Indeed, seeing is believing, and those
who have been through the missionary
life know that it is no snap and calls
for much self-denial and self-sacrifice.
tute: The Servant in the House" as
presented in this city on October 9th
at the Cathedral Institute, was one
of the most meritorious and uplifting
plays ever staged in the Black Hills,
and the management of the Institute
are to be congratulated on their
choice of ''The Servant in the House"
for the initial performance. The play
was well received by large and APP
preciative audience and should the
same company ever appear at the In
stitute again with Mr.. Koch in the
title role of some other play, the
hall will not be large enough to
accommodate the crowd. The pro-
duction of ''The Servant in the
House has satisfied those in charge
of the Auditorium that plays of this
high class character will always be
successful and be well patronized in
Lead.
Knights of Columbus: The Knights
of Columbus held their first regular
meeting in the Cathedral Institute
October 26th, and after the work of
the order was disposed of dancing
and cards we're INDUCED in through
out the evening. Many brothers with
their ladies attended and passed a
most enjoyable time. A smoker is
being arranged in the near future
when the work of selecting candi-
didates for the next class will be at
tended to.
Lead: The bachelors entertain
ment held in the Institute on October
25th was, as usual, a success and the
young people enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely.
The food sale held by the ladies
of the Altar Society Saturday, Octo-
Der 28th, was, as usual, success,
making about $47.50.
PERSONAL: During the past week
the Right Rev. Bishop Busch has been
confined to his room under the care
of a doctor. His condition is now
somewhat improved, but it will be
some time before he will be able to
resume his visitation of the Diocese.
Rev. Father Columbian of Sturgis
was a caller on the Rt. Rev. Bishop
during the week, returning home on
Friday evening.
Rapid City: The weeks mission
brought to a close by the Rev. VIM.
Colbert, pastor of the Cathedral at
the Immaculate Conception Church,
was great success and much good
was accomplished. The Rt. Rev.
Bishop Busch opened the mission
Sunday, October 22nd, but through
illness was unable to assist Father
Colbert with the work, finishing it on
Sunday, October 10Th. There were
325 communions.
Lemmon: The ladies of st. Mary's
Altar Society served supper in the
Arcade Hotel for the benefit of the
church and cleared $4,000 Wednes-
day, November !. 1st, Madames Holl-
veg and Rusca will entertain the
ladies of the Altar Society at their
homes.
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Altar Society of the Sacred Heart
church arranged country party for
the benefit of the new church and
cleared about $1,000. The church
when completed will be a credit to
the town and the pride of the parish
oners.
i spearfish: An efficient choir has
been organized at st. Joseph's Church
under the able direction of Miss r
McGrath, teacher at the normal
school. Although very busy with her
work of teaching, Miss McGratb finds
1t convenient to devote some of her
time to rehearsing the choir and train.
ing their voices. The congregation
mas reason to feel proud of her good
work
Hot Springs: At the annual cleo
ton of officers by the Ladies' Altar
Society of st. Anthony's Parish the
following officers were chosen for the
ensuing year: Mrs. w. M. Lash
Dough, president; Mrs. ]. Dud1ev
vice-president; Mrs. Thomas ouigley
secretary; Mrs. G. Killinger, treas
urer.
The ladies of this parish did ex
J cellent work last year and all signs
indicate that they will make an equal
ly good record during the coming
year. At a supper recently they real.
lied $40.05.