The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-12-23

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Mass will be celebrated in the new
st. Martins Church for the first time
at Christmas. A small debt only
remains as Father Shean has been
very fortunate in collecting funds not
withstanding the light crop raised this
year by his people
Mitchell.-Rev. Father Harte ap-
pointed Chaplain to the new hospital
at Sioux Falls, is sojourning tenn
porarily in Mitchell with the Rev.
Father O'Flaherty until the former
building is completed.
I Woonsocket: Eudes Council, K. of
c., elected officers for the coming year
at it's last meeting. The council is
very active and is giving a series of
entertainments for it's members. On
February IA, Mr.. S. A. Baldus, Manag-
ing Editor of Extension Magazine, will
deliver his lecture on "The Seven
Ages under it's auspices. The pro-
ceeds are for the benefit of the school
and for charitable purposes. Rev. Jo-
seph Mo succeeds Father Haquin as
pastor of the parish; the latter is
now located at Marshall, MINI.
Preparations are being made for the
entertainment of the K of C.. state
convention which will be held in
Woonsocket in May, 1912.
Aberdeen: Rev. Mother NJ Ger
trude, Superioress of the Presentation
Nuns at Elkton, was here last week
on business matter, being called
thither by Rev. Mother NJ. Joseph.
Chamberlain: The Very Rev. w. ].
Surprenant, G. s. ", President of Co
lumbus College, was in Sioux City,
Iowa, last week, the guest of Rev.
Father Plante, pastor of st. John
Baptist Church.
Bristol: Rev. Charles Sass, former
ly in charge of st. Anthony's Church,
was sick last week. The Rt Rev.
Bishop has granted him leave of alb
sence.
WATERFOWL: At a recent meeting
of the Catholic Order of Foresters of
this city the following named officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
J. M. Mahowald Chief Ranger; N. J.
Steichen, Vice Chief Ranger; John
H. Conley, Deputy High Chief Ranger;
Edward Lamm, Treasurer; Charles M.
Kranz, Financial Secretary; ]. w.
Zaug, Recording Secretary; N. J. Hef-
fernan, Speaker; Patrick j. Foy, Senior
Conductor; Very Rev. Dean O'Meara,
Spiritual Director
Personal: The Right Rev. Bishop
O'Gorman has been pleased to make
the following ecclesiastical changes in
his Diocese: Rev. T. Dolney from
Leola to Miller pending the return Of
Father Cafferky. Father Harte, who
has been assisting Rev. C. O'Flaherty
at the Holy Family Church, Mitchell,
has been assigned to the chaplaincy
of st. Mary's Hospital, Pierre, vice
Rev. William Guilty, deceased.
MITCHELL: Maher Council, Knights
of Columbus at their meeting on We'd
nesday evening elected the following
officers: Grand Knight, w. j. Herzog;
Deputy Grand Knight, Ben Neumayer;
Recording Secretary, J. J. Ryan;
Financial Secretary, J. L. Lahey;
Treasurer, M. F. Patton; Outside
Guard, Leo Voege; Inside Guard, John
Coughlan; Warden, Edward Tobin;
Advocate, ]. L. Quinn.
: Huron: Very Rev. Dean Desmond
of st. Martins Church went to Sioux
Falls Wednesday of last week, where
he transacted business with the Rt.
Rev. Bishop.
On Thursday evening of last week
Huron Knights of Columbus elected
the following named officers: r. J..
Walsh, Grand Knight; Frank Dryer,
Deputy Grand Knight; James Byrnes,
Treasurer; Harry McElligott, Record
ing Secretary; Geo. Isenhuth, Financial
Secretary; G. F. Farrell, Chancellor;
G. A. Kelly, Advocate; William Gag
non, Outside Guard; John O'Brien, In
side Guard; Thomas Fleming, Trus-
tee for three years; Very Rev Dean
Desmond, Chaplain
Leola: st. Hyacinth's Church will
be attended from Bristol henceforward
by the Rev. Albert Walloch.
Sioux Falls: The new McKennan
Hospital in this city opened on Thurs
day last for the reception of patients
with the Rev. Father Walsh as its
first chaplain. Father Walsh has been
located at Miller, taking Father
John Cafferky's place.
Rev. Mother M. Joseph of Aber-
deem, Superioress of the Presentation
Nuns in this Diocese, attended the
dedication of the new hospital.