The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-04-27

new missions have been started, espe-
cially in the northern and western
part of the Diocese, and these mis-
sions in a few years will have their
own resident pastors.
For the last two years the clergy
and people have particularly devoted
their attention to the erection of paro-
chial schools. Below is given the list
of schools, with cost, which have been
built during that time.
Schools Built in the Years 1e1o-11:
Aberdeen, German parish, Father
Dalhmanns, school, $4,000; Dell Rap
ids, Father Boley, school, SIS, 900;
Emery, Father Hoffman,, school, $780,
600; Epiphany, Father Grabig, school,
$4,000; Farmer, Father Auer, school,
$4,000; Hoven, Father Helmbrecht,
school, $4,000; Howard, Father
Stecher, school, $4,000; Kranzburg,
Father Conrad, school, $4,000; Parks
ton, school built by Father Reiland,
deceased, cost $4,000; Turton, Father
Guenard, school, $4,000; Watertown,
Father O'Meara, school, $4,000; Gren-
vile, Father Wojtowicz, school, $1,000;
Webster, Mgr. Mensing, school, ST.
900; Woonsocket, school built by
Father Haquin, cost $4,000: at Mil
bank, Father O'Neill, pastor, school
was completed the first of this year,
and parish church and house are un-
der construction. The three buildings
will cost about $4,000. Father
O'Flaherty, of Mitchell, has begun a
school, the cost of which is estimated
at $4,000.
Churches Built During the Year
1911: At Veblen, an Indian mission
in charge of Father Lotus, of Britton,
church was built mostly by the In
dams themselves, cost $4,000; Aurora,
Father Shean, of Brookings, church,
$1,000; Vienna, in charge of Father
Cafferky, of Bryant, church, $4,000;
Gary, Father Barre, of Clear Lake,
pastor, church, $4,000; Canton, Father
Fitzgerald, of Lennox, pastor, church,
$4,000; Doland, Father Kielty, of
Frankfort, pastor, church, $4,000;
Wagner, Father Twohig, church under
construction, $25,OOO; Witonga,
church, $4,000; Parker, Father Monag-
han, church, $4,000.
Two more churches will be built in
the near future, one by Father Des-
mond, of Huron, costing $4,000, of
which the plans are already COM
pleted, and the sum of $4,000 has
been raised. The other at Marion, by
Father Schneider, costing $4,000.
New ParochiaI Residences: Parish
houses were built at the following
places during the year 1911: Col
man, Father Game, house, $4,000;
Faulkton, Father Reilly, house,
$500; Zell, Father Victor, house,
$4,000; Ethan, Father Feldmaier,
house, $4,000.
o'Gorman Hall: O'Gorman Hall,
Columbus College, Chamberlain, which
replaces the college building burnt a
year ago, was completed for the en-
priests of the Diocese contributed
largely to the college fund.
McKennan Hospital: The McKen-
nan Hospital was opened last Deem
Der. The building and equipment cost
$4,000. 1t is conducted by the Pres
entation Sisters of Aberdeen. Sister
Agatha-is the Sister in charge. There
is also board of supervisors of which
the Rt. Rev. Bishop is one. There is
training school for nurses attached
under the superintendent of Miss C.
Maloney. The doctors of the city de-
liver lectures on the different subjects.
The hospital is modern in every re-
spect; it has accommodations for nine
ty patients, and already has been able
to meet it's current expenses.