The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-03-11

and will be five stories high and with
hfine tower.
Elkton.-A mission will be given in
the church Of Our Lady Good Counsel
in the near future.
Brookings.-It is quite probable that
the hospital which was erected in this
city few years since will be under
the management of the Presentation
Sisters and because of it's central To-
cation, too, it will be well patroniZed.
The Rev. William Shean of st.
Thomas Church has purchased 40
horsepower Maxwell automobile.
BushneII.-The Catholics of this lit
tie city and surrounding country held
a meeting last week and decided to
erect a church costing about $4,000.
Arlngton.-The good people Of Arl-
ington have rented neat house for
their new pastor, Rev. Father Fox,
and he has already taken up his resi-
dence there.
EIkton.-The wife of the late Bro.
George Gallagher, member of Divi-
sion No. 8, A. o. H., of this place, has
received a draft for $1,000, being in
full of insurance carried by her hus-
band in that order. Bro. Gallagher
died at Spokane, Washington, to which
place he moved few years since. His
death was entirely unexpected, as he
visited friends in South Dakota only a
few weeks previous,
PIatte.-Rev j. J. Burke, of st.
Peters church, Platte, was called to
Scranton, Penn, few days since be-
cause of the death Of his mother.
Father Mickolasek, Of Wagner, will
have charge of Father Burke's mis-
sions in Charles Mix County, until the
latter's return.
EIkton.-The Very Rev. Dean Des-
mond of Huron, spent a few days this
week at Elkton, the guest of Rt. Rev.
Mgr Sheehan. Both Rev. gentlemen
were classmates away back in rs, at
ST. Patrick's College, Carlow, Ireland.
Hoven.-The children of ST. Bern
ards parish gave an entertainment in
the parish hall on February 26 and g..
The pastor, Rev. A. G. Halmbrecht,
congratulated the children and their
teachers, the Sisters of st. Benedict,
on the excellence of the program.
One hundred dollars was realized for
the new church building fund.
4 Catholic Societies in the Diocese
They are growing immensely of late
with the Knights of Columbus having
a membership of over 1000. Councils
are established at Sioux Falls, Aber-
deem, Mitchell, Huron, Watertown,
Yankton, Redfeld, Elkton and Woon-
socket. There are also flourishing
Courts of the Knights of America at
Elkton, Ancient Order of Hibernians
at Flandreau and Elkton, besides sew
eral divisions of the Catholic Order
t1of Foresters and Catholic Mutual
I Benevolent Society. Many of these
societies have also their ladies' aux.
iliary.
Kranzburg.-A parochial residence
with all the modern improvements to
cost $4,000 will be built in the spring
and Father Conrad says it will be the
finest in the diocese. Kranzburg is
composed altogether of well-to-do Ger
man farmers and with their beautiful
church and parochial school, their
property will be amongst the most
valuable in the diocese.
i Observation-Disclosures will be held in
ST. Martins Church, Aurora, and st.
MichaePs Church, Fremont, in May,
and the exercises will be conducted by
the Diocesan Band of Missionaries.
A mission will be held in St Henry's
Church, Henry, opening on Pentecost
Sunday, June and Father Monaghan
will have charge.