The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-12-19

Fargo: Right Reverend Bishop
O'Reilly preached at the Solemn High
Mass last Sunday morning in st.
Mary's Cathedrall In the afternoon
he attended meeting of the Cattle
dral Club and expressed himself as
highly pleased with the success the
club has had during the past year. In
that time about $4,000 has been ap-
piled on the debt of the club. The
Bishop congratulated them on their
financial success and stated that the
credit redounded to the members and
in special manner to their spiritual
director, Father George, who has spent
himself so unsparingly in promoting
the interests of the organization.
A Christmas sale was recently con-
Quoted at ST. Johns Hospital. Many
and varied were the articles of an ar
tistic nature displayed at the different
booths, the work of the Sisters and
nurses. The chief interest seemed to
center around the art gallery conduct
ed by some of the graduate nurses.
"The Return of the Swallows, one of
the collection, a rare piece of art by
an unnamed artist, certainly offers
food for thought. 1t is almost too grim
for springtime scene.
Deaneries: At meeting of the do
cesar consultors held at the Bishops
House, Fargo, on December 10, the
deaneries of the diocese were reds
trfcted and deans appointed to hold
Office for period of three years. The
list Of new deans and parishes within
their respective districts reads as fol
lows: Rev. J. U. Seyigny Est. Thomas,
Pembina, Neche, Leroy, Walhalla,
Wales, Langdon, Mt. Carmel, olga;
Rev. John Maxwell (Minto, Pulaski,
Park River, Oakwood, Lanllin, Graf
ton, Veseleyville, Pisek); Rt. Rev. J.
A. Lemieux Grand Forks, Hillsboro,
Reynolds, Larimore): Very Rev. Jer-
ONE Hunt (Fort Totten, Devils Lake,
Crazy, Michigan, Leeds; Rev. NJ. NJ.
Cory (Cando, Belcourt, st. John,
Starkweather, Thorne, Trier, Neko-
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City Bottineau, Westhope, Tarsus,
Rugby, Fulda, Towner, Orrin, Karls
ruhe, Anamoose); Rev. James Hart
(Hope, Page, Oriska, Fingal, Valley
City, Sanborm; Rev. John Quillinan
(Casselton, Fargo, Litchville, Ender-
lin, Sheldon, Wild Rice); Rev. John
Pare New Rockford, Harvey, Odessa,
Wimbledon, jamestown, Fried, Sykes
ton, Carrington; Rev. Jos. Gaydusek
(Wahpeton, Mooreton, Paramount,
Hankinson, Lidgerwood, Geneseo,
Mantador); Very Rev. John Baker
| (Oakes, Glendale, Napoleon, st. An
thongs, Lisbon, Cogswell, Zeeland).
Grand Forks: The following have
been appointed on the building COM
mittee Of the new st. Mary's Church:
c.. J. Murphy, j. +. Trepanier, J. H.
McInernay, NJ. J. Moran, Geo. V.
Thacker, w. V. O'Connor, Thomas
Gray, DR.. Mulligan, M. Norman, DR..
John Mcdonald, JOS. Sinner, James
Lynch, J. r. Poupore. The plans will
be decided on during the winter SO
that the work can be commenced
early in the spring.
| Devils Lake: Rev r. F. Larpen-
teur, o. p, and Rev. J. r. Fannan, o.
P, of Holy Rosary Church, Minneapo-
lis, opened a weeks mission at st. Jos,
eph's Church last Sunday morning.
The good news comes that Father
Jerome is rapidly improving at Mercy
Hospital. For the present Rev. Am
brose Bucher, o. S. B., of Fort Yates
S. D., is supplying Father Jerome's
pany, in the heart of the fashionable
place on the Fort Totten Reservation
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