The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-04-20
DIOCESE OF LEAD.
Diocesan Correspondent.
Rev. E. P. Murphy, Cathedral, Lead,

KEY. Il. t. Murphy, Catneoral' hedo'
Personal: The Rt. Rev. Bishop re-
turned home from Omaha Saturday,
the 18th inst, where he went to at
tend the conservation of the Ri. Rev.
P. A. McGovern, Bishop of the Do
cese of Cheyenne, Wyo.
For the accommodation and conven-
fence of the French and Italian people
of the Cathedral parish, the Rev. Faith
er Victor of Deadwood will hear con-
LESSONS every Saturday evening at
1880 p. m.
Holy Name Society lnaugurated:
Though a very busy man, the Rt. Rev.
Bishop Busch neglects nothing that
tends towards the spiritual interests
of his Diocese and to this end inaugu-
rated the Holy Name Society in the
Cathedral parish on Sunday evening,
the 14th inst. Though the weather
conditions we're unfayorable for a
large attendance, still the good Bishop
is highly pleased with the showing
made-about 40 of the men of the par
! ish putting themselves on record in
an endeavor to promote clean speech
both in themselves and the commun-
| ity. At the next regular meeting of
the society it is confidently hoped ev-
cry God-fearing man and boy of the
Cathedral parish will attend the ini-
tiation ceremonies and join this noble
band.
Attraction at the Auditorium: On
Friday evening the 10Th, the Midnight
Club will give one of their popular
entertainments and being the first
after the Lenten season large gath
ering is being anticipated
Fourth Degree Assembly Establish
ed: By order of the Master of the
Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus,
for the District of Nebraska and the
Dakotas, Lead has been made the AS
sembly for the district of South Da-
kota and all members have to pay
their dues attached to the Fourth De-
gree to DR.. II. A. Fitzgerald, Faithful
Navigator, Lead, S. D.
Knights of Columbus Smoker: At
ter the regular work of the Order had
been disposed of on Thursday even
ing, the 18th, the brothers assembled
in social session and spent very
pleasant time along convivial lines.
Several short talks were made and a
light lunch was served.
= Cheyenne Agency: The Sunday
School held its Easter program last
Sunday, as the Sunday before the
priest was at Dupree. Before Mass,
in presence of the whole congregation,
four boys and four girls recited each
few verses in honor of Christ arisen.
During the Divine Services there was
congregational singing. Eight hymns
were sung, four in English and four
in Indian. ALI present except two
were Indians.
Winner: On Easter Sunday Father
Novak celebrated Mass at Winner, u.s.
ing for the first time the new altar
donated by the Church Extension So
ciety of Chicago. This was also the
first high mass in Winner this year.
The music and singing was rendered
by the choir of Hamil1, which sang
Rosevig Mass. Much credit must be
given to the members of the choir as
all of them rode the day before TWEEN
ty-two miles in blizzard-like weather
to Winner in order to help the cele-
bration of Easter Sunday.
coIome: The pews for Colome
church, donated by Mr.. J. Provost, OF
Sioux City, Ia, were put in position
last week. Also the bell donated by
Sisters of Holy Child of Jesus OF
Philadelphia through the Church Elk.
tension Society rang for the first time
on Palm Sunday. It is the first bell
of any church in Trip County.