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

archaeological and partly exegetic.
Similar lectures will be given every
Sunday and Wednesday evenings dur
ing Lent, the usual Devotion of the
Way of the Cross being held on Fri
day afternoons and evenings.
The F. F. Phillips Co., of Dubuque,
has kindly offered to donate throne
for the Cathedral sanctuary which Is
much appreciated favor and a very
gracious offer on the part of the Com
pany.
Plans for a parish institute in Lead
are steadily though slowly progress
ing and grow more ambitious as they
progress, it being considered possible
to so enlarge the auditorium that it
will serve at the same time as much
needed Opera House or City Audi
torium
Rev. j. A. Chase, of Murdo, was a
caller at the Bishops house on Tues
day, to submit plans for church to
be built at Belvidere and another at
Stamford early this spring, these being
two newly organized parishes.
Deadwood-The right Rev. Bishop
Busch confirmed class of "a at Dead
/ wood, S. D., Sunday, March 5. The
names of the confirmed: Thomas
Croghan, Edmund Auer, Michael Geary,
Clarence Pelletier, Paul Phalen, Agnes
Bolger Margaret Devereaux, Clara
Feldhausen, Telia Margaret Hackett,
Margaret Hurley, Helen Adelaide Jer-
mey, Ellen Keough, Frances Lesper-
ance, Agnes Donovan, Isabel hurry,
Bertha OLSON, Catherine Pelletier,
Catherine Shalhoob, Agnes Shelhoob,
Ellen Mary Stanton, Josephine Wag-
ner, Alisabeth Wagner, Agatha Zoeck-
Ter, Augusta Zoeckler. On the above
occasion the Bishop preached an e1o-
quent sermon on the Sacrament of
Confirmation.
The Deadwood choir under the d.
rection of Miss Gertrude Gidfrey, of
Lead, acquitted itself very creditably
on the occasion of the Rt. Rev.
Bishops visit and under it's able leader
is a very material aid to the Sunday
morning services.
] Sturgis.-Mr. e. J. Donohue, the St.
Paul architect, is expected here soon
to prepare plans for the memorial
chapel to be erected at the Mother
House of the Sisters of st. Benedict,
towards the erection of which, the Rt.
Rev. Bishops mother, Mrs. Anna M.
Busch, of st. Paul, has donated ten
thousand dollars.
Mother Angela, of st. Martins AGA
4 DENY continues much the same, being
just able to sit up little while each
day. Sisters Fridolina and Frowina,
who spent some time at the Hot
Springs hospital will soon be able to
resume their duties at the Mother
House in Sturgis.
Hot Springs.-An allday clinic was
held at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
: last Thursday which was attended by
number of outside doctors who came
to witness the work of Drs. Walker,
Gevermann, Naftsgar, McRoberts and
others practicing at the hospital A
new class of nurses is being formed
in the training department which will
be held open to applicants until June
first, when this years class will gradu-
ate.
Isabel.-Half a block of land has
been bought for church purposes and
a church and rectory combined will be
built. Plans are being prepared and
will soon be submitted to the Rt. Rev.
Bishop. There are not more than
twenty families in the parish The
ladies have organized a Sodality and
Sewing Society and will give bazaar
after Easter. During Lent devotions
are held at different houses on Sun
|. day afternoon.
Buffalo Gap.-Rev. J. D. Dionne,
!, who was to have taken charge of this
= and neighboring missions, finds that
it will be impossible for him to make
the necessary arrangements and for
!. the present these missions will con-
! tinue to be attended from Hot Springs
as heretofore.
Bureau Of Immigration.-There are
: many choice opportunities in different
portions of western South Dakota and
the Bishop is arranging for an informa'
ton and immigration bureau to assist
prospective settlers in obtaining relia
BILE information in regard to existing
: conditions. In the meantime inquiries
directed to the Bishop of Lead viii
e received prompt attention.
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