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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-07
FARMERS EQUITY STATE BANK.
Capital, $5O,O0O.oO.

Confidence and courage are always
enioyed by those who have bank ac-
count and confidence in the bank in
which the money is deposited. A bank
account eliminates fear-gives one
peace of mind, confidence in yourself
and courage to face the present and
the future. If you have a bank ac-
count, you can take advantage of the
opportunity created by every Iegiti-
mate investment, for your capital will
give you backing and the bank with
which you have relations stands ready
to assist you. The first step in the
solution Of the bread and butter
problem is to get away from it-by
means of a bank account gradually
and patiently built up in the Farmers
Equity State Bank, 222 West Main
Street. The growth of deposits Of the
Farmers Equity State Bank since its
organization short time ago, has
been very satisfactory and encourage
ing to it's stockholders, directors and
officers, and is a testimonial OF the
sound financial standing and high re-
gard these persons have in this com
munity. If you have not begun a saw
ings or checking account in this bank,
you are invited to do so today.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-07
vALLANcEY BROTHERS.

An ideal Christmas gift for the
housewife that lightens their
labors and does away with the drudg-
cry of wash days, will be the purchase
of a Maytag electric washer from the
Vallancey Brothers hardware store. If
you have not examined a Maytag cleo
trio washer you can not realize it's
wonderful adaptability to the laundry.
Just think, one of these machines will
do all the washing and wringing per
fectly without any firing labor on the
part of the housewife. A Maytag cleo
trio washer makes blue Monday q
day Of pleasure. Va1lancey Brothers
will be glad to demonstrate one of the
Maytag electric washers at any time.
Any home having electric lights can
use them. Other makes Of washing
machines, hand power, are also car
ried by this store, and in addition you
will find there a complete stock of
heavy and shelf hardware of a depend
able quality. all of which is guaranteed
by the store to be as represented.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-07
SERVICE AUTO RADIATOR COM.
PANY

The Service Auto Radiator Works is
one of Mandan's business plants that
is always busy and does a large vol
ume of business. 1t specializes in the
repairing of automobile radiators of
all makes and invites automobile own
ers or drivers to send in their old
radiators and have them overhauled,
repaired and put in first class working
order at small cost and in quick
time. Only expert and thoroughly
trained workmen are employed and all
work turned out from the plant is
guaranteed. A safe plan and one that
will make you absolutely certain that
your auto radiator is in perfect con-
dltion, is to have the plant look it
over and make the tests to discover if
it is out of order 1t will take but a
short time to make the examination
and you may be saved a large bin for
repairs.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-07
IIJTz STIIDI0

How about photograph to send to
the son, husband or loved one cover
there? Don't you think that would
be about the best Christmas present
you could send him, and that he would
enjoy the most. 1t would seem so.
A real touch of home that he could
carry with him every day and gaze at
it as often as he wished. The Lutz
Studio, 200 Third Avenue Northwest,
is making a speciality of photographs
to send to the soldier boy overseas.
Just the right size for the pocket
mounted in durable manner, and one
that will stand lots of wear and hard
usage. In addition to photographing
from life, the Lutz Studio also takes
out-of-doors pictures, interior scenes,
group and picnic pictures, and also all
kinds of commercial photographing.
1t is the headquarters for developing
and printing for amateur photograph
erS.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-07
BOSTON STORE

Dry goods, wearing apparel for men
ana women of quality, closely priced
and guaranteed to satisfy and be as
represented make the store of the
Boston Store, on Main Street, a popu-
lar store among shoppers and Careful
buyers. The courtesy and attention
OF the employees, their familiarity with
ana knowledge of the stocks, and their
Willingness to serve you, has made
TINS store one of the important sbon-
ping centers Of Mandan and vicinity
In It's stocks that line the shelves. fiji
the display cases and counters. the
utmost care and taste has been
shown. In the dry goods, apparel and
millinery departments the latest
authentic styles find expression in tha
selection of stock. The very best and
latest fabrics and materials and new
est accepted models only are CARRIED
The different departments are filed
with the best the markets afford All
goods are marked closely and win en-
able you to make remarkable savings.
ADJ,
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MANDAN LOAN E. INVESTMENT

Before you buy your house or lot,
farm or any other piece of property
be sure that it's title is clear and free
from any cloud that may involve it
in extended and expensive litigation
in later years The quickest and best
way, and also the easiest is to have
an abstract of title of the particular
piece of property made by the Mandan
Loan and Investment Company, the
official abstractors of Morton County
An abstract of title furnished by the
Mandan Loan and Investment Com
pany is accepted as a guarantee that
a title is accurate SO far as it is COW
cred by the abstract and such an alb
stract is accepted in all real estate
circles as ample proof of title. Its
books are all carefully and accurately
kept by employees trained in the
work of copying all real estate rec
ords of transfers, mortgages, deeds,
trust deeds, etc. The company also
negotiates first real estate mortgages,
loans of all kinds, and offers first class
Investment securities.
,ases w 80 ado.
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THE GIRL THAT is RESPECTED
AND ADMIRED.

Every girl is made happy by
knowing that she is respected and
admired, but she will be neither re-
spected nor admired unless she sets
up the right kind of standard and
lives up to it. The girl Of gentle
department can travel alone at any
time, III any place and under any
circumstances, free from unwelcome
attentions. Good manners are not
the possessions of the wealthy, as
many young persons seem to think.
Many simple old soul who goes out
TO hard work daily, if she would keep
body and soul together, is a model
Of refined speech and department.
Quiet manners give any girl Or
woman certain dignity, and the girl
or woman who deports herself in the
right way-who first of all respects
herself-is always the recipient of
whole souled consideration and cour-
tesy.
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FACTS ABOUT BLARNEY
CASTLE.

This venerable pile, so famous in
song and story, formerly belonged
to the MacCarthys of Desmond, one
of the most illustrious of the septs
of ancient Ireland. The castle was
erected about the middle of the fiji
teenth century by Cormac MacCarthy,
surnamed "Laidhir, or the Stout who
was third in lineal descent from Der
mont MacCarthy, the first feudal lord
and founder of the house of Muskerry
who was slain by the O'Mahoneys A. D.
1867. Cormac, Lord Muskerry, was
distinguished as the founder Of castles,
abbeys, nunneries, and other religious
houses. To him we owe the founda-
ton of the beautiful abbey ard castle
Of Kilcrea, now in ruins on the banks
OF the Bride.
He was slain A. D. 1894 and was
buried in Kilcrea Abbey, where early
in the present century his tomb was
to be seen, bearing an appropriate in
scriptien in Latin, a copy of which
was published in the Dublin Penny
Journal (Vol. 1, p. $50. The devotion
of Donogh, fourth Earl of Muskerry
and Clancarthy, to the cause of James
H. lead to the forfeiture Of the i'm
mense estates of the family, which
have been estimated as equivalent at
this day to the magnificent sum of
100000 of English money per annum,
and as an offset to which the eXiled
Earl was allowed a pension of $50 a
year. Barney Castle thereafter
passed by purchase from the Crown
into the hands, first of Sir Richard
Pyne, Lord Chief-Justice, A. D. 1902;
and next, in A. D. 1908, of General
Sir James Jeffereys, or Jeffries, whose
descendants remain in possession Of
the property. Barney Castle has a
notable military history, dating back
to the sixteenth and seventeenth CEN
fury.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-07

AS early as 1880 Catholic priests
from st. Louis, Missouri, appeared in
the western part of North Dakota,
and ministered to the various tribes
of Indians located along the great
Missouri valley, despite the fact that
they. suffered great privatiOns, ran
many dangers not only from the hos
tile tribes, but they had to fight off
the rigors of the winters, they were
successful in laying the foundation
Of a Christianity that has become a
help and a blessing to the Red
Mem and their white brothers alike
Prior to 1880 the Catholic families
which lived in Mandan were attended
only occasionally by priests who came
from Fort Yates, Fort Abraham Lin
coin and Bismarck. The first resi-
dent priest Of this city was the Rev.
Father Patrick Cassidy, who arrived
here November /, 1880. During the
following summer Father Cassidy built
st. Joseph's Church and celebrated the
first Mass in it in the following Sep
CCi4IDCl' hO4IICI " 1lLSIL IAIlAC IlAC lOIIO"-
ing priests have ministered to the
Catholic population: ReVs. Martin
Schmitt, O. S. B., Jos. Perrault, Ed
Powers, J. A. Lemieux, D. V. Collins
and the present pastor, Clement
Dimpd, O. S. B. Various additions to
the old church structure have been
made, Rev. Lemieux adding belfry,
and an altar, and as the RectOry was
constructed so as TO form a wing to
the church building, this was enlarged
and changed to make more Office
room, and the appearance OF the prop
erty was especially neat.
OF the priests who have ministered
to the spiritual needs Of the people
of Mandan and Morton county, Rev.
Collins who was located here for fiji
for good on the lives of many families,
and as everybody knows he enjoyed
being q friend to all classes and con-
ditions of people. To crown the last
days of his life and labor he built the
new $4,000 church to which he gave
HIS SAVINGS VI Lldlly years. ne llSO
commenced the new Rectory in 1907
but left it incomplete because OF lack
Of funds. In September, 1903, after
having entered his forty-first year in
the priesthood, he departed this life,
mourned by hundreds of people.
Rev. Otto Wolpers took temporary
charge OF the parish here until Bis
marck became the See City and when
the Right Rev. Bishop Vincent Wehrle
gave Father Clement, who was pas
tor at Bismarck, charge of this city S
church, after he had spent Is years
of active service in that city taking
up his work here July II, 1910. Fol
lowing such a man as Father Collins
his task will be a heavy one, as it
was the wish and desire of the de-
parted priest to establish a school Or
an academy for Catholics to be con-
Quoted by a venerable Sisterhood, also
to complete the nectory and perfect
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SPHINX e. AGNEW,

If you are the least bit particular
about the kind of hat you wear, men,
you no doubt make it a practice to buy
the Gordon hat, for sale by Sphinx &
Agnew, clothiers. It's style, shape, eX-
cellent wearing quality and the price
will always appeal to you. In fact,
wearing a Gordon hat becomes a habit
with many men, and one of the few
habits that really profit man to
acquire. In the stock of hats carried
by Sphinx &, Agnew, you will always
find large selection, and the right
hat to fit you and look good on you
will be found there. The firms stock
of winter clothes for men and young
men include all of the latest models
full measure of quality, style and serv-
ice and the sOundest measure of
clothes values in Mandan or vicinity
The store is also headquarters for
mems furnishing of all kinds, gloves,
shirts, underwear, hosiery and neck
wear carried in all of the newest col
orings and styles.
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/. n. CAREY

Among the firmly established real
estate dealers in Mandan is L. N.
Carey, 116 West Main Street. His
office is headquarters of all kinds of
real estate, city and farm property,
both improved and vacant, and Mr..
Carey also makes real estate loans.
Besides conducting a general real es-
tate and renting business. Mr.. Carey
has great faith in the country, and be-
lieves that land prices are yet very
low and will rise. He therefor sells
farm lands to be paid for from the
crops, or other easy terms. Having
bought considerable Mandan lots in
early days at low prices he offers lots
in all parts Of town at low prices,
and any one wishing to buy either
farm land or town property should
surely see Mr.. Carey before purchas.
ing. Mr.. Carey makes q speciality of
getting satisfactory bargains for those
who come from the farm to buy in
town.
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HOME FURNISHING co.

For furnishing your new home, or
refurnishing your old home or replac-
ing worn or out-of-date furniture, the
Home Furniture Co. invites you to
make your purchases from their large
and up-to-date stock, assuring you that
the lowest prices consistent with the
quality of the furniture will be found
at this store. Every piece of furni-
ture is modern and up-to-date, built
solidly and thoroughly and upon merit.
Everything in house furnishing from
bed room suites to carpet tacks is car
ried in stock and in furnishing your
home you should use the same taste
you do in selecting your wardrobe and
it will be easy to make your selec-
tions by visiting this co1npany's store
on Main Street. In their display rooms
they always have variety and assert
ment Of bedroom, dining room, parlor
and porch furniture.
AHw
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CITY MEAT MARKET.

The City Meat Market, 100 First
Avenue Northwest, has established a
reputation in Mandan and throughout
the slope country for the quality of its
meats and the care and cleanliness
with which they are handled and
cared for. Likewise the meats are
always tender and palatable and are
not only economical in price, but have
the minimum of waste which is highly
important when all food products are
the highest they have ever been. A
complete line of canned goods, dairy
products and smoked, cured and dried
meats of all kinds are always on hand
ADJ,
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HuDsoNs CONFECTIONERY, INt

The popular Sweet spot in Man
dan is naturally HudsOns with it's
big stock of bon bons, taffies and other
home made CONNECTIONS and large as
sortment Of ice creams and ices of all
kinds. Every day is an enjoyable day
at Hudson's with its tempting array
Of sweets in attractive display, but
with the approach of the Christmas
season the store has outdOne the cf-
forts Of other seasons and is even
more attractive than usual A box Of
candy or bouquet Of flowers cut fresh
daily makes a Christmas gift appre-
ciated alike by sister, sweetheart or
mother and can be found in wonderful
assortments in attractive boxes at
Hudson's. And for q sick friend a
bouquet Of flowers from Hudsons
brightens the whole day. Just now is
the time also for you tC lay in your
stock of Christmas candies, pure and
wholesome and in many coIors and
shapes to please the little ones. The
best ice creams and other frozen dain-
ties are always at HudsOns. They
will be glad to take your orders for
deliveries for Christmas deserts or
for your Sunday dinners. Carried in
stock in many flaVoTs, and made up
in special favors on orders.
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NATURES CALVARY.
written for The Catholic Bulletin by
DR.. James Henderson,

Nature dies every year and as UNI
erring as the sun rises so is she born
again to rise from her Easter sepulchre
and walk anew in beauty.
The long procession to her cross
lies through the mellow lush Of spring
and the balmy windsWept fields Of
summer on into the glad and glorious
autumn. The Plate Of the strong
winds washes his hands and pro-
nounces her fiawless. So also does
Herod Of the changing seasons.
Every day she walks the heavy road
way of her increasing sorrows and,
when the chill winds, dusk blown,
settle down about her and she must
in each succeeding evening draw her
garments closer about her we begin to
see the look Of agony upon her fea-
lures.
Her cross is becoming alarmingly
heavier and she falls for the first time
beneath its weight but, Veronica, the
holy woman of a kindly September,
wipes gently her brow. Farther along
on the way she falls again and the
frost-stung leaves fall sorroWfully
about her. She sees in their crimson
coloring the blood of her agony and
as she goes they cumber her footsteps,
yet she goes bravely on through the
Indian summer dreams. AS she is
nailed to the cross her cold sweat Of
death, the chill rhine of a late Novem-
Der is on her brow and the cold
shrouding Of the melancholy days en-
velops her. Her three hours agony of
December finished, she dies. She is
taken down from the cross and amid
the whitest of white habiliments is
laid at last in the sepulchre!
Oh, Nature, how we mourn thee!
How we await that resurrection morn
when amid the bloom of spring and
the babbling brooks you shall rise to
walk again in queenly glory.
Yes, Nature dies, yet Nature lives
and the tragedy is ever going on all
over the earth in every cline and in
every country. Her cross ever stands
by the roadside Of the years.
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The HOME BAKERY

Why worry along trying to bake
your bread and other pastries, when
you can get such delicious bakery
goods at the Home Bakery, 109 Sec
ond Avenue Northwest? The bread
and biscuits, pies, cakes and other
sweets have the same old 'home-
made" flavor. The expert bakers at
the Home Bakery have solved the
mysteries of the bakery business, and
their bakery goods are of the same
high grade and excellent taste that
they were before the war came on.
The bakery is kept in sanitary con
dition at all times.
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G. q. coNyNE

Christmas shoppers will find it to
their advantage to visit the Conyne
jewelry store on Main Street first
when they start out to make their
selection of gifts. The large showing
of stock including an unusual selec-
tion of articles which will make appre-
ciated gifts for loved ones and friends
is now ready for the inspection CT the
most critical shoppers. There is a
distinct value in every artirle of
jewelry sold by c. G. Conyne, not only
in the actual materials in the Article,
but also the degree Of art and work
manship always in evidence in high
grade goods such as are carried in the
stock. There is also first class opti-
cal department in connection where
expert fitting of glasses may be had.
All kinds of jewelry and optical repair
work carefully done,
ADJ,
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MANpAN DRUG COMPANY.

Get your prescriptions filled at the
Mandan Drug COmpany's store, 322
West Main Street, where you are guar
anteed intelligent and the most care
full prescription service. The Mandan
Drug Company is justified TO be proud
Of the confidence the physicians of
Mandan and vicinity have in the eff
cheney of it's drug department. This
confidence is thus placed because the
physicians know its prescription de
partment is absolutely dependable and
accounts for the thousands of pre-
scriptiOns that are filled by it annu-
ally. IN addition the Mandan Drug
Store carries very complete line of
proprietary medicines of all kinds,
also liniments, oils, ointments and
tonics made by the very best houses
and which are recommended This
store is also the headquarters for the
famous line Of Rexal goods, Eastman
Kodaks, Sherman & White paints and
varnishes, Bunte's chocolates, Menthol
remedies, sick room and hospital ac-
cessories, rubber goods, toilet and
manicuring sets, stationery and kodak
supplies.
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have her money regularly each month

have her money regularly each month
hereafter
Thanks be to God" sobbed Mrs.
Fogarty, that was seem your small
little Red Cross that day, and was so
low in me mind that l was drove to
speakin' to you. To think that l was
gettin' all that, and me never KNOWN!
And me havin', unbeknownst to any
one, hard feelings to them boys and
thinlIin' maybe they was that pleased
at bein' off fghtin' that there was
never a. thought to the old mothers!
IT'S a grand world, after ALL"
-Marp AsIte Miller.
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MISSOURI VALLEY GROCERY
COMPANY

Among the important and widely
known business houses of Mandan,
and which operates not only through
out this vicinity but over the entire
state and Missouri Valley, is the Mis-
souri, Valley Grocery Company, one of
the largest wholesale grocery houses
in the Northwest. It's plant and ware
house at Collins Avenue and Main
Street, is one OF the most modern Of
its kind, with enormous storage capaci-
ty, and all Of the latest facilities for
the rapid and economic facilities for
loading and unloading shipments OF
goods. The Missouri Valley Grocery
Company with its enormous capitaliza-
ton and business connections and the
experienced men at it's head and corps
Of trained and expert assistants, thor
oughly familiar with every detail and
angle of the grocery and produce
business, is able to supply the
great territory it covers with
the best groceries and produce
at the lowest possible prices that are
consistent with the high quality of the
goods. The entire output of some of
the largest manufacturing food plants
and producing centers are taken en-
tirely by the Missouri Valley Grocery
Company to supply it's enormous trade
demands. These goods are noted for
their superior qualities and are nation
ally advertised and put up under the
best approved methods and the most
improved sanitary conditions. The
company also does large importing
business of table delicacies and sweets
from all parts of the world.
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1t is only the little kindnesses that
one can do that really abide; it is only
the people one associates with some
little kindness that one is sure to re-
call In retrospect.
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