The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-02-14

Heidelburg: Tuesday, February 10,
the patronal feast of ST. Scholastica' q
Church. was celebrated with Solemn
High Mass. The pastor, Reverend An
thony Brzoskowski, was assisted by
several neighboring priests. Large
numbers of the parishioners approach
ed Communion at the early Mass.
Northfield: The solemn dedication
of the new Church of ST. Dominic will
take place at ten o'clock Shrove Tues
day, February "a. The Most Reverend
Archbishop will officiate and will
preach the sermon. In the afternoon
at three o'clock the Archbishop will
administer the sacrament of Confirma-
ton.
The sum of $1,5O673 has been col
lected for the pipe organ of st. Dom
mics new church by Mrs. Roman
Berke and Mrs. James w. Murphy. OF
this amount, non-Catholic merchants
and citizens contributed $1,118.
Belle PLANE: The local council of
the knights of Columbus has pur-
chased the old State Bank building
for $4,000 and will fit up club room
on the second floor of the building.
Saltwater: The Catholic Order of
Foresters, Saltwater Court No. 821,
held public installation of the follow
ing officers at the recent meeting in
the C. o. F. Hall: Deputy High Chief
Ranger, Frank Tonskemper; Chief
Ranger, August Krenz; Vice Chief
Ranger, Leonard Beer; Past Chief
Ranger, Paul Utecht; Recording Sec
rotary, Leo Krenz; Financial Secre-
| tary, Paul j. Arndt; Treasurer, Felix
Simonet; Trustees, August Jesse, Leo
pold Seiberlich; Spiritual Director,
Rev. Conrad Glatzmeier; Senior Con-
ductor, Joseph Radke; Junior Con-
ductor, August Jahnke; Inside Senti'
mel, Clemens Krenz; Outside Sentinel,
Bernard Heiman.
MARSHALL: The members of the
Church of the Holy Redeemer are
making preparations for a bazaar be-
ginning Wednesday, February 10, and
ending Friday evening, February 20.
Lunch counters, fancy articles for va
rious booths and number of carnival
attractions are being prepared by all
the workers of the parish. The pro-
ceeds will be added to the fund for
the new church to be started in the
spring.
FaribauIt: The Knights of Colum.
bus, on Tuesday, February 8, voted $25
to the Citizens Committee and the
Michael Cook Post G. A. R. for the
erection of a monument in the mem
ory of the soldiers of the Civil war on
the Court House square.
A Shakespearean recital was given
at Bethlehem Academy, Friday even
ing, January 80, by Miss Florence Cur
ran of Minneapolis.
, The county boards of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians and Ladies' Aux
iliary gave their joint annual enter
tainment at Hibernian halls on Tues
day evening, Feb. 10. The Irish folk
dancing and reels which took place in
Hall No. 2 proved to be an attractive
feature of the program.
Rosemount: Added impetus was
given to the agitation for a new
church by an accident which tool
place at the late Mass last Sunday il
the Church of st. Joseph. Mr.. Pat
rick Butler, an old settler, was
stunned by large portion of the plas
tering which fell from the ceiling o.
the old church. The injured man re
vived shortly after being removed
from the church. It is proposed tt
erect a Gothic structure costing abou
$4,000. The parish was organized
nearly sixty years ago and the ole
church building has become unsafe.