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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-03-15
The School Roll
of Honor.
List OF Students Neither Absent Nor
Tardy from L'Anse Township
Schools. February.

McKernan School-Annie Crebassa,
Gerald Johnson. Ellen Crebassa, Mar
tha Egerer. Annie Johnson, Ada
Schultz, Florence Crebassa, Robert Egg
erer. Lizzie Crebassa, Louise Schultz,
Arthur Wallen.
Herman = Saline Kundio, Waino
Penttinen, Fanny Kerranen, Vera Tx
Ranen, Lowell Preston, Jack Moilanen,
John Eckloff, Toivo Jacobson.
Mason Emma, Florence and Charles
Denomme.
M. E. Mission Clarence. Alfred and
Oleye Tollefson.
L'ANsE SCHOOL.
Kindergarten-John Demgen.
First Grade Elmer Menard, Thiel
Sands. James Buffers, Lawrence De-
roscher, Myrtle Johnston. Stephen
Granger. Peter Demgen. Delmar Des-
chaine, Rael Chaput, Raymond Seavoy,
Gabriel Gamache.
Second Grade de-Leo Budreau, Anna
belle Charette, Marjorie Davey, Victor
Fournier, Geraldine McKindes, Lola
Menge, Ellis Menge, Clarence NORM,
Stanley Ruthstrom, Eleanor Sands,
Howard Sanregret, Margaret Schlaak,
Lloyd Seavoy, Gordon Seavoy. Ward
Place.
Third Grade-Albert Boyer, Ernest
Chaput, Ivah Granger, Jeanette Nc
Kindles, Marjorie Sicotte, Edward
Sands, Mildred Sands, Elizabeth Tru-
deau, Madge Whipple.
Fourth Grade = Alexander Boyer,
Rose Duchenno, Richard Granger,
Mary Jackson, Maud Kemp, Gage
Menge, Albert Whipple.
Fifth Grad-Paul Budreau, Madeline
Clyne, Genevieve Cote, Phoebe Jack
son, Arnold Johnson, Flora johnson,
Loretta McKindles, Alfred NORM, An
ma Patrick, Rose Peterson. Kathleen
Stack, Lena Tollefson, L.. ipple.
Sixth Grade William Gran, Albert
ino Duchenno, Leona Gauthier, Beat
rice Sanregret, Clarissa Welsh, Irene
Peltier, Frances Stack.
Seventh Grade Margaret Cote, Ruth
Ley, Lena St. Cnge, Vera Carlson.
High School january Richard
johnson, Carl Peterson, George Eyer
er, Stella Gamache, Oliver Paquette,
Donald and Emil Sanregret. February,
Marie McKindles. Richard Johnson,
Lester Trudeau, Ruth Trudeau, George
Egerer, Anna stack, Lenore Whipple.
PEQUAMING SCHOOL.
First Grade Onnie Saari, George
Skuggen, Hilda Harjii. Norman Ander-
son, Theodore Soil.
Second Grade Ottomine Almli, Ar
thur Anderson, Willie Haanpaa, Alger
Sawyer.
Third Grade Grace AlmE, Danford
Anderson, Emerald Dishnow, Arnt
Nelson.
Fourth Grade Lillian Bergen, Esther
Koppana, Arthur Deschaine, Fred
Proctor.
Fifth Craze Arnold Anderson, Ener
Hill, Nels Nelson.
Sixth Grade Carmen Anderson, Emil
Haanpa, Kosti Kohtala, Raphael Van
Abel, James Gail.
Seventh Grade AR thur Sawyer.
Eighth Grade Walter DesLaurie,
Loranna Miron, Joseph Foresythe, Rus
sci Miron, Henry Bergen, Constantine
Da'Oust, Oscar and Harold Peterson.
Ninth Grade Helen Anderson, NAL
vina Foresythe, Thomas Sawyer, Claude
VanA bel, Blanche Hicks, Siiri Koppa-
ma, Helmi and Alma Koppana.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-03-15
Certificate Of Determination.
STATE OF MICHIGAN I &C
COUNTY OF BARAGA 90 2

STATE OF MICHIGAN &C
COUNTY OF BARAGA
The board of county canvassers of
said county of Baraga having convened
and organized according to law, at the
Office of the county clerk in the said
county of Baraga, and examined the
statement of votes given in the several
townships and precincts of said county
of Baraga, at the Primary Election
held on Wednesday the 9Th day of
March A. d. 1918.
Do Hereby Certify that Peter New
man has by the greatest number of
votes teen elected as the Republican
nominee for the Office of county road
commissioner.
That Robert B. Reynolds, has by the
greatest number Of votes been elscte9
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-03-15

| beg to announce that l have Sc
cured the exclusive agency for the well
known and popular Worlds Star Hcs-
iery and Underwear. the kind nat
wear. Telephone or S.or me i .ard,
and samples will b. = nitted ~ in
spection at your 'eic
MRS. r.. } !. iEERT,
3-l-4. AnSe, Aii :
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We judge from the village election
returns that there is as much politics
to the square inch in the village of
L'Anse as there is in the ordinary Kan
sas town. Gazette.
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NATIONAL PROGRESSIVE PART
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF BARAGA

Hereby Certify That foregoing
the Primary Election held
political parties therefor and for the Offices named herein
WHEREOF We hands L'Anse
sadC elevent March A. d. 1913
OSCAR ZELLEN,
HOMER j. PENNoCK.
Board OF County Canvassers.
VoETscH,
rkoft the ard of County Canvass
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200 bushels, white family and mixed
potatoes, good stock. -
J. B. BRLANoER,
1-lstf. L'Anse, Mich.
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Farm For Sale.

A good farm for sale at Covington,
good house. plenty of water. Have al
SO Deering hay rack and mower for
sale. 3-s4
OLIVER TRoMBLEY,
Wells, Delta County, Mich.
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Miss Flora Trudeau is spending the
week visiting in the copper country.
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MARTIN VoETsCH.
Clerk of the Board of County Canvassers
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-12-13
THE CATHOLIC BULLETIN, DEcEMBER Is, lgls

G. s. p, from Chicago have given mis-
siots to Catholics and none Catholics in
Garrison one week, Mandan one week,
Bismarck two weeks and last Sunday
closed a weeks mission in st. Pat
rick's Church in Dickinson. The
churches in all these places were
crowded at every service.
Missions by Bishop WehrIe: The
Right Reverend Bishop personally
conducted, the past two weeks, mis-
sions in White Earth and Stanley.
Minot: Rev. J. Raith has secured
real estate on which the parish of st.
Leo will erect school in the near
future.
Bismarck: Sunday, December Ia,
Bismarck Council No. 1904, Knights of
Columbus, will initiate large class of
candidates.
Lefor: Father Aloysius Strigl, O. S.
B., until recently pastor of st. Eliza
beth's Church, has been obliged to dis
continue all work. His health has
been failing for two years.
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PERSONAL: Owing to the illness of
Right Reverend Patrick Hebron of
Winona, Bishop Trobec confirmed a
class of $50 children and adults in the
Church of st. Felix, Wabasha, on Sun
day afternoon, December Z.
st. Mary's: On Monday, December
8, the patronal feast of the Immaculate
Conception Church was celebrated
with Pontifical High Mass by Bishop
Trobec. Reverend Alfred Mayer, o. S.
B., delivered the sermon.
st. RaphaeI's Hospital: The mem
bers of the Nurses Training School
made three days retreat, commenc-
ing on Monday evening, December LIST.
The religious exercises were con-
Quoted by Reverend Valerius Nelles,
o. F. NJ, st. Paul
Funeral of Father Lemmer: One OF
the largest funerals ever held in the
diocese was that of Reverend Julius
Lemmer, at the Church of the Seven
Dolors, Albany, on Thursday morning,
December 4. Forty-fve priests were
present in the sanctuary. Right Rev.
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DIOCESE OF SIOUX FALLS

ChamberIain: The Columbus Col
lege Choir and Orchestra went to
Kenebec on Thanksgiving day to
assist at the celebration of church
bazaar and entertainment conducted
by Rev. James Sampon, the pastor of
Kenebec. The evenings program was
in charge of the College orchestra.
Several declarations were rendered
and a program of music added.
Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the
days festivities and the bazaar was a
great success in every way.
Rev. F. S. Meyer of White Lake has
made generous donations to the Col
lege library.
[Continued on Page 81
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DIOCESE OF DULUTH.
Diocesan Correspondent.
Rev. p. J. Lydon, Box TIP. Duluth. Minr

A. o. n. Election: Division 1, A. O.
H., Duluth, at recent meeting elected
the following officers: President, T..
E. White; Vice-President, James J..
Higgins; Recording Secretary, VIM. P.
Casey; Financial Secretary, VIM. J..
Mcbride; Treasurer, James w.
Lydon; Sentinel, M. Byrnes; Sergeant
alarms, p Meagher; Marshall, J. J.
Higgins. Standing Committee, T. w.
Foran, F. Jordan, B. Forresta1, Frank
Conlon, and John Scanlon; Medical
Examiner, DR.. e. W. Fahey.
Cass Lake: The Forty Hours De-
votion was held last week in ST.
Charles Church. The pastor was
assisted by the following priests: Rev
erend Fathers Noesen of Park Rapids,
Philippe of Bemidji, Ryan of North
ONE, Turbiaux of Aitkin, Killeen of
International Falls, Baczyk of Stur-
geon Lake.
Church of st. Clement: The Forty
Hours Alteration took place in ST..
Clements parish, Duluth, last week.
Father Augustine, o. S. B., was
assisted by a Jesuit Father from
Mankato and a Benedictine Father
from Albany, MINI.
Lecture on Socialism,: On Thursday
evening, December II, Peter w. Col
Inns lectured on Socialism" in the
Armory Building, Duluth. The lee
ture was given under the auspices of
the knights of Columbus.
Cathedral: On December 8, the
Right Reverend Bishop pontificated at
the late Mass in the Cathedral. The
sermon was delivered by Reverend
Michael Boland.
st. Marys Hospital: The Sisters
connected with St. Mary's Hospital,
Duluth, wish to express their thanks
to the many friends who remembered
the hospital so generously on Thanks
giving Day.
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Secretary, Thomas Caven; Treasurer
Thomas Butler; Trustees, John Caven,
Michael Ruddy and Frank Anton;
Conductors. Laurence Caven and Wal
ter Caven; Sentinels, Leo Coleman
and Charles Kipp; Speaker, B. F.
Willett. They will be installed the
second Sunday of January.
Franklin: The pastor or the Sacred
Heart Church, Reverend w. T.. Hart,
was assisted by Reverend Thomas
Refill of Watertown in conducting the
Jubilee exercises which ended Satur-
day, December 6.
A dinner and Christmas sale for the
benefit of the church were held
in the town hall, Saturday, December
6, by the ladies of the parish.
Pennington: The Christmas sale
and fair given by st. MichaePs parish,
Monday, December 8, netted about
$500. Much credit is due to the Rosary
Society and the Young Ladies' So
dality who had charge of the work.
Shakopee: A class of forty-three
candidates received initiation in the
Knights of Columbus last Sunday by
the st. Paul degree team under the
direction of M J. Ryan. The cere-
monies were conducted in Beren's
hall. In the evening banquet for the
knights and their ladies was given in
the opera house.
Among the speakers at the civic i'm
provement meeting held in the opera
house Sunday evening, November 80,
were Rev. Richard Lee, pastor of st.
Mary's Church, and Rev. Andrew J.
Roller of ST. Marks.
Belle Creek: The Father Mathew
Total Abstinence Society is preparing
to celebrate the fortieth anniversary
of its organization, on Sunday, Deem
Der %. The members will receive
Holy Communion Sunday morning in
the Church of st. Columbkill. In the
evening there will be an oyster supper
and a musical and literary program.
The evening entertainment will be
free for members and their families,
but small admission fee will be
charged to non-members. The Most
Reverend Archbishop, as Father Ire
land, organized the society in 1873.
Philip Ryan is now president of the
organization.
Morton: Jubilee devotions were
held last week in st. Johns Church
and also in st. Patrick's Church at
Birch Coulee. The pastor, Rev. w. L.
Hart, was assisted by Rev. Thomas
Refill of WATERFOWL.
New UIm: St. Johns Court No.
698, Catholic Order of Foresters, re-
ceived fourteen new members, Sun
day, December Z, and on the same oc-
casion, the adjunct degree was con-
ferred upon class of twenty by the
local team. State Organizer, Peter
Loskiel acted as Chief Ranger during
the ceremonies. At. the banquet ar
ranged by the Lady Foresters, Sunday
evening, Rev. Robert Schlinkert pre-
sided as POSTMASTER.
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erend Bishop Trobec celebrated the
Pontifical Requiem High Mass. The
Knights of Columbus of the Melrose
Council marched in a body, and LOG
members Of the Catholic Order of
Foresters Of the Albany Court were
also present. Father Lemmer died on
Sunday morning, November 80, at st.
Raphael's Hospital, Little Falls, from
an attack Of typhoid fever. His death
is the twenty-second among the clergy
since 1897, when Right Reverend
James Trobec was appointed Bishop
of the diocese.
Resolutions on the Death of Father
Lemmer: Whereas, it has pleased Al
mighty God to remove from our Coun-
Gil Rev. Julius Lemmer, in the prime
OF life; and whereas, by the death of
Father Lemmer the knights of Co
lumbus have lost a most loyal and de-
voted brother; the Church, a jealous,
faithful and devout priest; his father
and his family, loving, kind and
noble son and brother, and the State
good and patriotic citizen;
Be it, therefore, resolved by Melrose
Council Number 1888, Knights of CO.
lumbus, that while we humbly bow
before the wisdom of an Al1-Wise God
in taking one of His faithful servants
to an early reward, we cannot help
but feel that the untimely death of
our Reverend brother is distinct loss
to us, to the Church, to his aged father
and to the State
Be 1t further resolved, that we ex-
tend, to his father and his brothers
and sisters our heartfelt sympathy in
their sad bereavement.
Be it further resolved, that this
council procure holy Masses to be
said for the soul of our Reverend
brother.
Be it further resolved, that the
Charter of this Council be draped in
mourning for period of thirty days
Be it further resolved, that these
resolutions be spread upon the records
of this Council; that they be published
in the following newspapers: The
Nordstern, ST. Cloud, Mimi; The
Pierz Journal, Pierz, Mimi; The Mel
rose Beacon, Melrose, Mimi, and The
Catholic Bulletin, st. Paul, Mimi, and
that copies thereof be mailed to the
father and the brothers and sisters of
our Reverend deceased brother
Dated November both, 1913.
MELROSE COUNCIL 1888, K. OF c.,
Rt. Rev. Mgr. B. Richter,
Rev. F. Welp,
e. J. Sweeney,
Committee on Resolutions.
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ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

st. Paul Seminary: The Most Rev
erend Archbishop pontificated at the
Solemn High Mass in st. Mary's
chapel on the feast of the Immaculate
Conception. The Mass began at nine
o'clock. Rev. Henry Mccall of South
st. Paul preached the sermon.
College of st. Thomas: On Tuesday
evening, December 2, the ST. Philip
Neri Society celebrated the formal
opening of it's new club room adjoin-
ing the library in the new residence
building. In the absence of the Very
Reverend Rector, DR.. McGinnis, dean
of studies, gave the opening address,
in which he reviewed various phases
of st. Philips life and work, showing
the need and practicability of the
saints ideals among the youth of
America. Reverend Garrett Pierse of
st. Paul Seminary also addressed the
meeting on the position of the Church
in history. Several musical numbers
completed the program. There are
now eighty-five names on the roster
of the St. Philip Neri Society. A silk
banner and a roster of artistic design
have been presented to the society by
friends in st. Paul.
Mr.. Frank Foley, of Kalman & Co.,
st. Paul, gave a very interesting talk
on "The Craftsmanship of Bonds" to
the students of the Commercial De-
partment on Thursday, December 4.
The banquet to the football squad
of st. Thomas College was held Tues
day evening, December 9, in the Col
lege refectory. Reverend John Dun
ply, director of athletics, presided as
POSTMASTER. Cadet ushers directed
the members of the Alumni and other
guests to their places in the dining
hall, at half past six o'clock. A
smoker and program of toasts fol-
lowed the disposal of the menu.
Among the speakers we're DR.. Will
Hams, director of athletics at the Uni
versity of Minnesota, Captain Rosen-
thai of next years university team
Professor Hall of Manchester College,
Coach Leo O'Rourke of st. Thomas
and Rev. Thomas J. Gibbons, pastor of
st. Luke's Church, st. Paul.
At Father Dunphy's request DR.. Will
liams read the names of the athletes
who had been awarded an S. T. for
this season. From the refectory all
adjourned to the library where pro-
gram of music and addresses took
place. Joseph Mahoney was elected
captain of the football team for 1914.
ST. Paul Tabernacle Society: The
election of officers for the coming year
took place at meeting of the Society
on Friday, December 5, in the Royal
Arcanum hall, Lowry building. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Miss Mary ]. Chute; first vice
president, Miss Frances Smith; second
vice-president, Mrs. j. H. Mccarthy;
third vice-president, Miss Annabel
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Langdon: st. Alphonsus' congrega-
ton of Langdon rejoice in the fact
that their debt-for many years a
heavy burden to the parish--is now
practically wiped out. When the cam
paign to relieve the parish of debt
was commenced about year ago the
Indebtedness amounted to over TWEEN
LYNNE thousand dollars. The last
payments were made in the month of
November, and now the mortgage is a
highly priced keepsake Of one of the
parishioners.
Mimic: Jubilee devotions were held
in the Polish Church of the Sacred
Heart, November "a and 25. The pas
tor, Rev. Vincent Majer, was assisted
by Rev. TIL. Kupka of Warsaw, Rev.
w. Stepan of Veseleyville, and Rev.
John Maxwell Of st. Patrick's Church,
Mimic. The sermons were preached
by an Oblate Father from Winnipeg,
Manitoba. The High Mass was cele-
brated by Rev. W. Stepan. The graft
flying progress being made by the
parish of the Sacred Heart since it's
organization few years ago is evil
denced by the commodious residence
of the pastor and the splendid church
dedicated last June by Right Reverend
Bishop O'Reilly.
VeseIeyviIIe: The Jubilee devotions
were held in St. Luke's Church
Wednesday and Thursday, December
8 and 4. The High Mass on Thursday
was celebrated by Rev. TIL. Kupka of
Warsaw, assisted by Rev. F. J. Just
of Pisek as deacon and Rev. v. Majer
as subdeacon. Father Just preached
the sermon. About four hundred re
ceived Communion. The pastor, Rev.
V. Stepan, is gratif1ed with the spirit
of devotion shown by the congrega-
ton.
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McQu1llan; fourth Vlce-preS1dent, Mrs.
P. A. Murphy; recording secretary,
Miss Gertrude Byrnes; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Grace M. Gum; treas
urer, Mrs. ]. M. Byrnes; auditor, Mrs.
D. D. Crowley; superintendent vest
ment department, Mrs. M. Rueth;
superintendent linen department, Mrs.
Matthew Mcdonald
Church of st. Casimir: The new
main altar recently erected in the
Church of st. Casimir, st. Paul, was
blessed Monday, December s, by Rev.
Peter Roy, pastor of st, Adalbert's
Church, who also preached the SER
mon. The altar is made of scag-
lola by the Daprato Statuary Com
pany of Chicago. 1t is of Roman
style, harmonizing with the architec-
ture of the Church. The funds for
the purchase of the altar were col
lected by the people of st. Casimir's
parish in appreciation of the work of
the pastor, Reverend Paul Kupfer-
schmidt, since he became their pastor.
The services of the day were closed
with vespers and benediction by Rev.
Fabian Rechtiene, o. F. M, who has
been attending St. Casimir's on Sun
day during the illness of Father Kup-
ferschmidt.
Church of st. Luke: The Forty
Hours devotion was held in the
Church of st. Luke, st. Paul, beginning
Saturday morning, December 6, and
ending Monday night.
Honor for Father Ryan: Reverend
John A. Ryan of st. Paul Seminary
was elected president of the Mime
sofa Academy of Social Science at the
meeting of the organization in Mime
apolis, Friday, December 5.
Joint Committee c. o. F.: The
Joint Committee of the Catholic Order
of Foresters met with st. Augustine
Court No. 947, at South St. Paul, Tues
day evening, December 9. Reverend
H. Mccall, pastor of st. Augustine's
Church, in his lecture on Fraternal
Insurance urged the advantages of
Catholic Forestry. State Secretary
Geo. Stenger also spoke. A commit
tee of eleven was appointed to ar
range for the reception of the national
and state officers of the Order when
they meet in st. Paul, February IA.
This committee will meet next Wed.
nesday evening at % East Sixth street.
1t is composed of the following: D. B.
Hickey, Mat Bantz, Geo. w. Stenger,
A. Faschingbauer, ]. w. Ryan, T. F.
Waters, J. c.. Parnell, M. Mcdonald,
N. Andres, J. J. Schaaf, and Joe Gelp-
man.
Division No. a, A. o. H.: Rev.
James Donahoe addressed the Hiber-
mans of Division No 4 in Hibernian
Halls, st. Paul, Monday evening, De-
cember g. His subject was Charity
in the Prevention of Vice." Resolu-
lions we're adopted approving of
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Father Donahoe's stand on the
methods of suppressing social evils
and pledging the organized support OF
the Division to his work. A resolu.
ton was also adopted authorizing the
officers of the Division to confer with
the Ramsey County Board for the pur-
pose of securing the undivided sup
port of the Hibernians Of st. Paul for
Prosecuting Attorney O'Brien in his
reported activity against organized
vice in the city.
Charitable Requests: The late Mary
A. Mullen of ST.. Paul, by her will
which was filed recently bequeathed
500 to the Visitation Academy and
$50 to st. Patricks Church at Shields
vile.
Church of st. Stephen: A Children's
Hour will be given in the parlors of
the Church of st. Stephen, Mime
apoIis, Saturday afternoon, December
Is, at three o'clock Story telling and
the singing of children's songs will
make up much of the program with
declamations, instrumental music and
other features. There will be several
women of the parish to chaperone the
children.
League of Catholic Women: A
card party will be gwen at the
bennington, Minneapolis, on Thurs
day afternoon, December Is, under the
auspices of the League for the pur-
pose of adding to the fund for the
erection of a Settlement House on
Broadway and Pierce, N. E., for the
benefit of the Italians. Mrs. C. E.
Wright, chairman of the Building Com
mittee, has charge Of the affair.
BeardsIey: More than $1,000 was
made at the two days fair conducted
recently by the women of st. Mary's
parish. Several valuable prizes were
donated by the farmers of the parish
and added much to the enthusiastic
support of the fair. In congratulating
the people after the fair, the pastor,
Rev. Michael J. Casey, announced that
he would now be able to pay principal
and interest on the church debt to
the amount of $1,450.
Danvers: An eight day mission in
the Church of the Visitation closed
Sunday, November 80. The exercises
were conducted by Rev. R. F. Larpen-
teur, O. P, of Minneapolis.
Cannon Falls: A Iridium of jubilee
devotions in the Church of st. Plus V
ended Wednesday morning of last
week. The pastor, Rev. F. J. Mac
Carthy, was assisted by Rev. James
c.. Byrne of st. Paul, Rev. Patrick J..
Carey of Red Wing and Rev. Henry
Leydeckers of Hampton.
Fairfax: A Iridium of devotions in
honor of the Jubilee was brought to a
close in st. Andrews Church Sunday
morning, December Z. The pastor,
Reverend John Goergen, was assisted
by Reverend James Klein of Mime
apolis, Reverend Ignatius Schumacher
of Clara City, and Reverend James M.
Reardon of st. Paul
The annual election of officers of
Sacred Heart Court, Catholic Order
of Foresters, took place after Mass
last Sunday and resulted as follows:
Chief Ranger, p w. Garrahy; Vice
Chief Ranger, j. w. Donohue; Record
ing Secretary, G.. A. Biebl; Financial
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DIOCESE OF ST. CLOUD.

Diocesan Correspondent: Rev. Chas.
A. Mayer, The Cathedral, st. Cloud.
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DIOCESE OF BISMARCK.

Diocesan Correspondent: Very Rev.
M. J. Hiltner, V. G., Bismarck N. D.
PauIist Missions: Rev. o. A. Welch,
C. S. P, and Rev. Peter l.. O'Regan,
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DIOCESE OF FARGO.

Diocesan Correspondence Rev. ". j.
Ryan, sos Broadway, Fargo, N. ID.