The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-13

]. Judnic rented the Hummel house,
304 Lincoln avenue, where he stayed
until August /, 1910, when he left Hot
Springs.
On the 21st of June, 1910, the sec
ond Bishop of Lead, Right Rev. JOS.
F. Busch, had been installed.
On August /, 1910, Bishop Busch
appointed Rev. Theophile Eisele as
pastor of ST. Anthonys parish and
as chaplain of Battle Mountain SAM
tarium. Father Eisele resigned the
parish again on the 10Th of August.
On the 10th of August, 1910, Bishop
Busch appointed Rev. F. x. Haeusler
as pastor of St. Anthony's and out
lying missions: Oelrichs, Smithwick
and Buffalo Gap. On the 18th of Au-
gust Father Haeusler moved into the
Hummel house, 304 Lincoln avenue,
where he resided until the 2Sth of Oc-
tober, 1913, moving to the newly pur-
chased residence, 404 Lincoln avnue,
where he still resides.
September Is, 1910, Father Haeusler
was appointed chaplain of Battle
Mountain Sanitarium, which position
he still holds.
In May, 1912, Fairburn, station with
out a church, and Hermosa, mission
with church, both in Custer county,
sion field.
February Is, 1913, Rev. w. Con-
noughton became assistant to ST. An
thongs Church.
May "a, 1918, Rev. John Jos. O'Reil-
ly, became assistant to ST. Anthony's
Church.
January 25, 1914, Rev. Zephyrin
| Gosslin, became assistant to st. An
thongs Church.
July 16, 1914, Rev. John F. Boyle
became assistant to st. Anthony's
Church.
October I, 1914, Rev. w A. McCiel
len became assistant to ST. Anthony's
Church.
November 2, 1914, the missions on
the northwestern line in Fall River
and Custer counties were given to
Rev. John F. Boyles, then assistant at
Rapid City.
In April, 1915, Rev. John F. Boy-es
was made pastor of all the missions
on the northwestern line and he
roomed with Rev. F. X. Haeusler, 404
Lincoln avenue, Hot Springs. In Au-
gust 1916, Rev. John F. Boyles be-
came resident chaplain of Our Lady
of Lourdes Hospital and Rev. A. l..
Brucker was appointed the first resi-
dent pastor of Oelrichs, Fall River
county, South Dakota, by Right Rev.
J. ]. Lawler, Bishop of Lead.
In January, 1917, Rev. Martin A.
Whitman became resident chaplain at
the Sisters Hospital and Father
Boyles moved to Custer, Custer coun-
ty, South Dakota. In June, 1917, Rev.
M. A. Whitman became pastor of
Oelrichs and Rev. P. Ford became
chaplain of the Sisters Hospital. On
the Sth of September, 1917, was re-
moved to become assistant at Lead,
S. D., and Rev. J. D. Shannon is the
present resident chaplain
In the annual report, January, 1910,
Rev. JOS. Judnic had listed Is families
and children under instruction. To-
tai number of souls is not given.
In the annual report, January, 1918,
Rev. F. X. Haeusler has listed Fl fam
lilies, children under instruction 40,
infants Is, 46 individuals and tran
sients, not including the inmates of
| the Sisters Hospital and Battle Noun
| tain Sanitarium Where there was
! only one priest in 1910 there are row
three.
| The income of the parish in 1910
was $795SS.
The income of the parish in 1918
was $1,476.O9.
In 1910 (August), Rev. F. X. Hacus-
Ter found the parish incumbered by a
| debt of $4,000, with a property viii eh
| cost $4,000. This debt has been pa ID,
| the current expenses met, a new resi-
| dence bought and paid for and we
have been able to meet all our oil
cations to date.
A ciborium was purchased in 1910
A stove in October, 1910.
Statue of St. Anthony and st. Clare
was purchased.