The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-03-18

Sturqis.-Rt. Rev. Bishop Busch was
a visitor at Sturgis last week comforting
with the Sisters in regard to various
matters that Mother Angela's con-
tinued ill health makes it impossible
for her to look after personally.
Lead.-The Feast of st. Patrick,
which is the Patronal Feast of the Cath
edral of Lead, was celebrated with
Pontifical High Mass at which Fa-
Their Colbert delivered the Sermon.
In the evening the Cathedral Dramatic
Club produced the play eileen
Bawn," for which they have been max
ing elaborate preparations. ~
The Life of Christ illustrated with
Tissot slides continues to draw a
large and interested audience to the
Cathedral every Sunday and Wednes-
day evening.
Rev. Robert DUDE was a caller at
the Bishops house last Saturday. He
is now established in his new house at
Spearfish which the ladies have
worked had to furnish with everything
necessary for his comfort.
Very Rev. M. J. Noesen was a Wis
itor at the Bishops house last Friday.
He reports considerable activity among
the members of his parish looking to-
wards the raising of funds for local
improvements.
F1+1 of u
in a good list of subscribers to the
Catholic Bulletin and there is hardly
a place of any kind on the map OF
they western half of South Dakota
that is not visited weekly by the paper.
IsabeI.-The ladies have organized
an altar and sewing society which
meets every two weeks. Every month
the members receive Holy Communion
in body. Mrs. p NJ. Sullivan is
president; Mrs. w. Welch is vice pres
ident and Mrs D. Reddin is treasurer.
From present prospects the bazaar
to be given in aid of the chuch will be
brilliant success. At the next meet
ing, March %, the working commit
tees will be appointed and booths and
other features will be assigned. One
of the first donations received is a
fine saddle from the WEIGH Treacy
Trading Co.
On March rs, the Feast of the An
nunciation, Mass will be celebrated
here again. A number of Catholic set
+oJz los, -, h.
vicinity. This adds to the attendance
at church.
Timber Lake.-William Gilmartin
and Benjamin Sudmeyer have been
chosen the first trustees of the
church. They, together with Frank
Drees, John Mock and William Jollie
have been elected members of the
general committee who will select tn
site of the church and attend to it's
erection. Miss Rosa Mock has charge
of the Sunday school. Timber Lake
was part of the Indian reservation I'm.
til the first of last May.
Cheyenne Agency.-The Cheyenne
River Reservation is the largest In.
dian Reservation in South Dakota. II
has never had a Catholic school
There is a government boarding
school for Indians, sixty-one of whose
pupils are Catholics between the ages
of six and fifteen. On the first Sun.
day of March nearly all of them come
to Confession. The boys of the Bible
class receive Holy Communion on that
day. The girls will approach the Sac
raments on st. Joseph's Day. All the
Catholic pupils of the school come to
church on Sunday and take part in the
congregational singing. The pupils
are familiar with many English re
ligious hymns.
PersonaI.-Sister Magdalen who il
under the doctors care at st. Joseph's
Hospital, st. Paul, is reported al
steadily improving.