The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-09-09
DIOCESE OF LEAD.

Lead: The Rt Rev. Bishop Busch
returned Friday evening from his mis-
sionary trip through the Cheyenne and
Standing Rock Reservations. He Wis
tied every mission in these reserves
and was much impressed with the
work both the priests and people are
doing at these points, to build up the
Church and strengthen themselves in
the faith. Though the journey was
hard and trying one, yet the Bishop
felt himself amply repaid by the strong
evidences of zeal shown every place
he visited.
Final arrangements for the Cattle
dral picnic on Labor Day, September
4th, are now complete and those who
will attended are assured one of the
times of their lives. A large program,
including sports of all kinds-football,
baseball, running, and dancing will
form an interesting feature, and ample
room has been made for the accom-
mediation of the crowd. Upon arriv-
ing at the city park, the Rt. Rev. Bish-
op Busch will deliver an address on
Labor" followed by Mr.. Chambers
Keller, who will speak on similar lines
In fact everything is being done to
make the picnic the banner day in the
history of the Cathedral parish.
The latest addition to the Cathedral
personnel, is pair of goats, given to
Bishop Busch by his admirers in Bald
Mountain. The animals are well
trained, well behaved and guaranteed
to- modest no one, that is, if no one
molests them, for they are ''goats" and
nothing more They solve problem
the Bishop has had long in his mind
how to keep the lawn in good trim
Sisters Maura and Bertha of Sturgis
were very busy all the week, getting
the convent in shape for the teaching
staff next week.
On Sunday, September 3rd, the Rt
Rev. Bishop preached at all the Masses
on the Importance of Christian and
Catholic education, pointing out very
clearly how one cannot be divorced
| from the other, and urged upon Catho
lie parents the imperative necessity
of sending their children to'the Cattle
dral school, until they have completed
the sixth grade.
The new Cathedral school opened
| Tuesday, September 9Th, for another
years work. It's course of study com
prises thorough instruction in all the
grades from the primary to the eighth
It's graduates will be qualified to take
up the work of the high school.
Rev. John Duffy of Sheridan, Wyo
was caller at the Bishops house on
Thursday. Father Duffy belongs te
the Diocese of Cheyenne and is attend.
ing to business matters for Bishop
| Keane, prior to his departure for the
Archiepiscopal See of Dubuque.
Personal: Rev. Father Murphy OF
the Cathedral was called on Thursday
to the bed side of a sick patient Is
miles north of Newell. It was a hard
and difficult trip, being made mostly
by team, but the good accomplished
amply repaid for all the inconvenience
of the journey.
Rev. Elias Abboud, a Syrian priest
of the Diocese of Omaha, called on
the Rt. Rev. Bishop, last Saturday.
Burke: The Sacred Heart Church
was successfully moved to it's new
location in Burke last Saturday, from
the spot where it has stood since it
was built nine years ago. Although
the building was still on the trucks,
Mass was said in it on Sunday, Au-
gust 9th, by the pastor, Rev. John
Fitzgerald.
Hot Springs: Mother Angela visit
ed the Sisters at the Hospital Tuesday
while Sister Martina carries on the
work at the Motherhouse in Sturgis.
Father Becker of Crawford, Neb
Father Finner of Washington, d. c.;
Father Commisky of Portland, Oregon;
and Father Flanagan of Greedy, Neb.;
personal friend of Father Mccarthy
the hospital chaplain, paid this ma
tional health resort a few days visit
and enjoyed its many attractions.
Rapid City: Rev. T. ]. Mccarthy o.
Hot Springs was up Sunday, Septem
Der Srd, and helped Father Straeter
with the work of preaching and hear
ing confessions.