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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20
OF CATHOLICISM.
In the New Zealand Tablet Professor
A. NJ. Fairbarn is quoted thus:

In the New Zealand Tablet Professor
A. NJ. Fairbarn is quoted thus:
/ freely admit the prominence of
Catholicism as a historical institution;
here she is without a rival or a peer
If to be at once the most permanent
and extensive, the most plastic and in
flexible ecclesiastical organization
were the same thing as the mosst per-
feet embodiment and vehicle of reli-
gion, then the claim of Catholicism
were simply indisputable. The man in
search of an authoritative Church may
not hesitate; once let him assume that
a visible and audible authority is of
the essence of religion, and he has no
choice; he must become or get himself
reckoned as a Catholic
The Church CT Rome ascails his
understanding with invincible charms.
Her sons proudly say to him: she
alone is Catholic, continuous, veneer
able august, the very Church Christ
founded and His Apostles instituted
and organized. She possesses all the
attributes and notes of Catholicity-
an unbroken apostolic succession, an
infallible chair, unity, sanctity, truth
an inviolable priesthood, a holy sacri
fee, and efficacious Sacramento
The Protestant Churches are but OF
yesterday, without authority, whose
confused voices but protest their own
insufficiency, whose impotence almost
atones for their own sin of schism by
the way it sets off the might, the ma
jesty, and the unity of Rome. In con
trast, the Catholic Church stands
where her Master placed her on the
rock, endowed with the prerogatives
and powers He gave her, and against
her the gates of hell shall not prevail.
Supernatural grace is hers; ii
watched over her cradle, has followed
her in all her ways through all her
centuries, has not forsaken her yet
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20
r. w, BROWN. DRUGGIST.

You can make your home more
pleasant and enjoyable, by adding 4
Victrola in it purchased from F. w.
Brown, druggist. He has the agenc :
for the popular Lundstrom Convert }
cabinet which enables you to change
small table-size Victrola into a
cabinet machine The cost is very
small and the effect produced is the
same as that of high priced cabinet
talking machine. The Lundstrorl
cabinet can be seen at the Brown
store in different styles and finish CT
woods and will be readily appreciated.
Present owners of small Victrolas ar
invited by Mr.. Brown to come an
inspect these "Converto' cabinets and
let him explain them to them. A con-,
plete stock of Victrolas are carried j !
all sizes and at all prices, also lare ,
selection of all the latest records.
The store is also headquarters fC1'
toilet articles and accessories, con-
fectionery of all kinds in large seleC-
ton, hospital supplies and sick room
accessories, rubber goods and st;s-
tionery. Prescriptions are file
promptly and accurately.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20
HARRIS & PETIlGREW.

When you are in need of hay, grain,
coal, wood and salt, or wool sacks
and binding Irvine, you will find the
largest and best stocks at the ware
houses and yards of Harris & Petit
grew. The firm buys the best grades
of hay and grain it can secure for
the home trade. If you want good
coal that burns all UP and gives a
good heat, buy it from Harris & Petit.
grew. The firm is anticipating a
serious coal shortage this winter and
is urging its patrons to lay in their
stocks of fuel before the cold weather
sets in. The mines have not been
working over full time this summer
and with the railroad traffic tied up
with strikes and walkouts, the surplus
stocks of coal have not been laid
away.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20
BELLE FoURcHE STATE BANK.

When you have problems to meet
in finance, consult financial experts,
just like you would doctor in case
of sickness. Your financial troubles
will be cured or avoided if you take
them to the officials of the Belle
Fourche State Bank, who will be glad
to assist you in every way that sound
business and banking will warrant.
1t is known to it's patrons and GUS
toners as the friendly bank and to
be a member of it's big, growing
family means much to every one in
Belle Fourche When the stockman
or farmer is required to buy expensive
feed and has other perplexing
problems to face, he finds that
they are easily solved for him when
he goes to his bank, the Belle Fourche
State Bank, and lays them before it's
officials. They make it their business
to help him solve them and at all
times to render good, sound, helpful
advice. It's capitalization is ample
to enable it to give substantial as
sistance to all of it's patrons. One
dollar will start a savings account
there today.
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D. j. ARNOLD G. COMPANY.

Did you shovel away money into
your furnace last winter trying to
keep warm? Do you want to repeat
the performance again this year? If
you do not, then let D. j. Arnold &
Co. install pipeless Caloric furnace
in your home and you will begin to
enjoy the comforts of warm house
even on the coolest days and in ad-
dition your coal bill will be the lowest
it has ever been. The company does
a general contracting business in in
stalling and overhauling plumbing
systems, heating systems and you
will save money by getting estimates
from it for all kinds of work in its
line. 1t also maintains a first class
repair shop and does sheet metal
work
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20
BELLE FOURCHE STEAM
LAUNDRY,

If you have had trouble with your
collars and are tired Of having their
rough edges cutting and saving your
neck, send them to the Belle Fourche
Steam Laundry. You will find that
they come back with velvet finish,
shaped so that they are comfortable
about the neck and your tie will slip
easily when you are tying it. The
latest collar shaping devices and
ironers, and other up-to-date ma
chinery for doing high class laundry
work make up the equipment of the
laundry so that the work will always
be first class and will be done prompt
ly. Not only will you be interested
in this kind of work, but also the ar
engagements and equipment with which
the laundry is able to do the family
washing cheaper than you can afford
to do it or have it done at home. 1t
will save all the drudgery and back
aches, the frozen fingers in the win
ter and sizzling summer sun when
hanging the clothes out, to have them
done at the laundry. All work will be
called for and delivered.
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BUTTE COUNTY BANK,

Don't wait until you are old before
you start to save for then it will be
too late. Start now while you are
young and your earning capacity and
power are high. Then you can lay
away a certain amount each week or
pay day for your old age guarantee.
1t is important to acquire habits Of
thrift and saving and the surest way
is to begin a savings account in good
bank One of the best and soundest
in Belle Fourche is the Butte County
Bank and it's officials will be glad to
assist you in opening a savings &C
count and as soon as you acquire the
regular habits of depositing against
your account it will please you and
be gratifying to see how rapidly the
amount climbs up. And while you are
saving the money is earning interest
for you, five per cent being paid by
the bank on all savings deposited with
it. The bank also has safety deposit
boxes for rent and does a general
banking business.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20
L. A. STEARNS CO.

Ladies and gentlemen desiring to
purchase the latest styles of wearing
apparel and other articles in dry
goods CT shoes will always find the
first showing of every season at the
store of Stearns Co. The new models
in winter coats, suits, and capes,
skirts, dresses, frocks, shirts, waists,
sweaters and silk and cotton lingerie
are now in stock waiting the inspec-
ton of the men and women of Belle
Fourche and vicinity, who delight on
appearing we'll dressed for all occa-
sions and at all places. Some re-
markable reductions have been placed
on coats, suits, all silk dresses, wash
dresses, waists, skirts, and wool
skirts and silk skirts to make room
for the new stocks that are coming
in daily.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20
MRS. II. e. RICH.

You get the best results in your
search for health and it's enjoyments
when you call into consultation the
professional skill of a trained and
thoroughly experienced chiropractor.
To a chiropractor, your condition is
perfectly apparent after thorough
examination of your body particularly
the vertebrae of the spinal column.
The misplacements and dislocations of
these vertebrae tell him or her in
stantly just what nerves are being
affected by the unnatural pressures
they are being subjected to and the
course of procedure necessary to cor
rect the misplacements is begun. In
Belle Fourche, Mrs. H. E. Rich has
demonstrated her skill and knowledge
as chiropractor and has had re-
markable success in bringing relief
and cures to many of the best known
citizens of this city and vicinity. Her
Office is in the Scotney building where
she will be glad to make an examina-
ton and tell you exactly what is the
cause of your condition.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20

She is not, like Professionalism, con-
cession to the negative spirit and I'M
holy compromise with naturalism.
Everything about her is positive and
transcendant; she is the bearer of di-
vine truth the representative of divine
order, the supernatural living in the
very heart. and before the very fact of
the natural. The saints, too, are hers,
and the man she receives joins their
Communion, enjoys their godly fellow
ship, feels their influence. participates
in their merit and the blessings they
distribute. Their earthly life made the
past of the Church illustrious, their
heavenly activity binds the visible and
the invisible into unity, and lifts time
into eternity. To honor the saints is
to honor our sanctity; the Church
which teaches man to live holy, helps
him to love holiness. And the fathers
are hers; their laborings, sufferings,
martyrdoms, were for her sake; she
treasures their words and their works;
her sons alone were able to say: At
hanasius and Chrysostom, Thomas
Aquinas and Duns Scotus, Cyprian and
Augustine, Anselm and Bernard are
ours! their wealth is our inheritance:
at their feet we learn filial reverence
and divine wisdom"
But, rich as she is in person, she is
richer in truth; her worship is great
deep. Hidden sanctities and meanings
surround man; the sacramento prin-
ciple invests the simplest things; acts,
and rites with an awful yet blissful
significance, turn all worship into
divine parable, which speaks the deep
things of God, now into medium of
His gracious and consolatory approach
to man, and mans awed and contrite,
hopeful and prevailing approach to
Him. Symbols are deeper than words;
speak when words become silent; gain
where words lose in meaning; and SO
in hours of hottest worship the Church
teaches by symbols truth language
may not utter
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
Belle Fourche, S. D.

On July 2, 1905, meeting was held
to ascertain possibility of erecting a
Catholic church.
The following served on the COM
mittee: c. T. Doody, Jos. Thaller,
]. P. Arnolds, T. P. Riley, P. McCarr,
w. c. Robinson, John Mcdonald, M. F.
O'Connor, secretary.
Rev. Father Chase, pastor, Mrs.
C. T. Doody and Mrs. O'Sullivan were
appointed to collect and according to
all records great credit is due them
for their splendid work. Mrs. Doody
and Mrs. O'Sullivan are still with us
and still doing excellent work for
their church.
Up to June 80, 1919, st. PauPs
church has been mission, being at
tended from Spearfish.
The first resident pastor appointed
by Right Reverend J. J. Lawler was
Rev. J. ]. Donnelly, formerly assistant
rector at the Cathedral in Lead He
was appointed June 20, 1919.
The Altar Society furnished the
priests house with new furniture and
remodeled the church. May God bless
them for their noble worka
There are two missions to Belle
Fourche, the first at Owl Creek and
the other at Aladdin, Wyoming. The
Owl Creek church is now under the
course of construction. At Aladdin the
enthusiastic spirit of the people has
enabled us to begin the plans for the
erection of a mission church there
These good souls are longing for the
promotion of Gods kingdom in their
midst Both of these churches will
be dedicated before the end of Sep
TENDER.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20
THE VARIETY STORE,

There is an unusual up-to-date
stock in the Variety Store which in
cludes candies, notions, dry goods,
tinware and other kitchen and bath
room supplies, dishes, hosiery, sta
tionery and jewelry of all kinds.
These goods are all fresh and up-to-
date in every particular and have been
marked very close by Mrs. L. c. Gass
who is doing her part to keep down
prices on every article she sells. The
store is popular shopping center fol
those who are seeking attractive but
inexpensive furnishings and other ar
ticles for the home.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20
LANCASTER MERCANTILE co.

Parents who find they must stock
up with clothing and underwear for
the children's school wear, always
look to the w. H. Lancaster Mercan-
tile Co. to supply them with the
stocks from which to make their
selections. For school clothes, attrac-
tive and we'll made dresses and I'M
derwear for the little girls, from
fabrics that will wear we'll and in
colors that will not show soiling
readily, and suits for the boys and
strong stockings that will resist the
hard wear they get, one can find no
better place to shop. Ladies will find
some exceptional bargains in house
dresses, also in voiles and organizes,
street wear and for special and social
occasions. These goods are marked
at prices that are surprisingly low
considering the quality of the fabrics
and their designs, and will not be
duplicated again in Belle FOurche as
prices on all dry goods are advancing
sharply.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20
EccLEs HARDWARE STORE.

If it's hardware, you will find what
you want at the Eccles Hardware
Store. This store has been established
since the pioneer days of Belle
Fourche when a few log houses and
cabins made up the little village
tucked away among the Black Hills.
J. C. Eccles, it's proprietor, has been
identified with the life and growth of
Belle Fourche since those early days
and as the city grew, so he increased
the stocks and size of his hardware
store, in order to give the greatest
service to it's citizens. If you are
going to need a new heating stove, a
range or a cook stove, now is the
time to buy it while the stock at the
Eccles store is complete. You will
find the best makes there, and every
one is guaranteed. Supplies of car
pentrs, mechanics and other tools are
also large.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20
PETER MtNTNER LUMBER co.

Selection of all building materials
should only be made after the con-
sideration of stocks and prices and
invariably the decision will be in
favor of the stocks and prices offered
by the Peter Mintner Lumber Co. It's
yards are full Of the finest line of
lumber, both rough and manufactured,
lath, shingles, fencing and posts, big
timber. hay racks, brick, building
stone, sand and gravel, lime, cement,
and plaster, wall board, tile of all
kinds and in all shades, door frames,
window sash, windows, art doors and
fire places. In fact, everything you
need in the construction of your new
home or store can be furnished by
this company. It's stocks are large
so that the largest order can be
promptly filled 1t gives just as much
care to the smallest order, however,
and they are appreciated just as well
as the large.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20


STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsey SIS. Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Jacob
Snyker, Deceased.
Letters testamentary on the Estate
of Jacob Snyker, deceased, late of the
sey and State of Minnesota being
granted to Clara Snyker.
1t Appearing on proper proof by affi-
davit made and filed herein. as provided
by law, that there are no debts against
the estate of said deceased:
1t is Ordered, That three months be
and the same is hereby allowed from
and after the date of this. Order, in
which all persons having claims or
demands against the said deceased. if
same in Probate Court of said County,
for examination and allowance, or be
forever barred.
It Is Further Ordered, That the first
Monday in January, 1920, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at a General Term of said Pro-
bate Court, to be held at the Court
House in the City of st. Paul. in said
County, be and the same hereby is ap-
pointed as the time and the place when
and where the said Probate Court will
examine and adjust said claims and
And 1t Is Further Ordered, That
notice of such hearing be given to all
creditors and persons interested in said
Estate. by forthwith publishing this
Order once in each week for three sue
cessive weeks in The Catholic Bulletin,
legal newspaper printed and pub
lished in said County
Dated at St Paul this End day of
September, 1919.
lid "a of Probate.
(Seal of Probate Court)
DCUtsIAS, KENNEDY Il KENNEDY,
Attorneys for Executrix.
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NATIVES EXPECT TO SEE THE
WHITE MAN RICH.

Rev. H. A. Rottgering is another
poor apostle who begs aid for the mis-
sion of Kisumu, in Kavirondo, B. E.
Africa. He says:
"The native knows us to be the
white men and expects to see us sup
piled with Rupees, otherwise he will
not believe in us. Rupees, however,
are scarce, and it costs some heart
break to show .your last one to the
black man; he gets the wrong idea
then, and believes us quite despicable.
Our yearly income is but three hun
dred and fifty dollars, and all ex-
penses must be paid out of that. And
because nothing is impossible, I am
taking the liberty to recommend our
mission to your kind prayers and, IL
possible, also temporal assistance.
The work is worthy because it ia
Gods"
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A, e. POM EROY.

Economical housewives have
learned that their money buys the
most when it is spent at the grocery
store of A. E. Pomeroy. Not only are
the prices lower there, but the stock
of goods is of the very highest
qualities that can be purchased any
where Every day is a bargain day
there because of the low prices and
high values always to be obtained.
Mr. Pomeroy is thoroughly experienced
in the grocery business and is able to
buy at the right time and in the right
markets so that he gets low prices on
all goods. The goods are always
fresh and clean and carried in suffi-
cient variety to afford his customers
an excellent opportunity to select the
particular brands of goods preferred
One also appreciates the courtesy and
attention received at the Pomeroy
store.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20
WILKINSON G. SONS GARAGE,

soiled clothes in the operation of your
automobile, to say nothing of ruffled
disposition and lost temper then you
want to buy your tires and inner
tubes from Wilkinson & Sons garage.
This firm handles the famous
Michelin and Ajax line of tires, of
which there are no better made. The
garage carries both of these brands
in sizes to fit all makes of automo-
tubes and tire accessories of all kinds
The garage also carries auto supplies
and repairs and maintains an up-to-
date repair department.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-20
JOHNSON'S CAFE.

You certainly will agree that the
old expression, ''the proof of the
pudding is in the eating applies to
the Johnson Cafe after patronizing it
for either full service or short order
The appetizing meals that are served
there at all times have given the cafe
a reputation that draws it large
patronage. Not only are the regular
meals always well cooked, but the
portions are generous and the price,
35 cents, make them one of the best
values one can get for his money any
where these days. Every effort is
made to supply the very best ma
terials and foods at all times and
careful attention is given by the
management in selecting all meats,
vegetables and fruits purchased for
the use OF. the restaurant. A fine line
of cigars, tobacco and other smokers
supplies is also carried in stock.
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n, {. FROST.

Good furniture is always a sound
investment and in addition it always
gives one complete satisfaction from
it's appearance in the home. The
stock carried by Mr.. Frost are the
best that can be purchased from the
manufacturers and the pre-war prices
that he still is selling them at should
make attractive buying propositions to
the people of Belle Fourche and vicin-
ity. If you want just one chair or to
outfit your home complete from kit
chen to parlor and upstairs, too, you
will find no better bargains nor better
made furniture than at the Frost store.
If you want carpets, rugs or linoleums,
beds, mattresses, springs, book cases,
buffets, pictures and picture framing,
carpet sweepers and vacuum cleaners,
any one of these articles and all of
them are in the Frost stocks.
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L, G. ROBINSON.

You surely will be satisfied if your
next automobile is an Overland or
Oldsmobile purchased through the
agency of L.. G. Robinson who has the
territory for Belle Fourche and
vicinity. If you have never owned a
car before, you will later be proud of
your choice of either one of these
makes because you will find they will
give you the very best service in
every respect and that they are the
all around and the year round service
cars. The 1920 Overland and Odds
mobile cars are the last word in car
building.
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w. w. WOOD LUMBER COMPANY.

If you are planning to build this
season we urge that you get estimates
and prices on your lumber and other
building materials from the Wood
Lumber Co. The lumber comes from
the best timber regions and include
both hard and soft woods and native
pine. There are rough timbers and
lumber, also manufactured lumber for
interior finishing and hardwood floors.
In addition the stock in the yard of
the company include brick for rough
building, fire brick, fancy and pressed
brick, hollow building tile for we'll,
floors and fireproofing, sand and
gravel, lime, cement, plaster, wall
board, building papers, shingles, lath,
both wood and metal, tile, fence posts,
fencing materials, farm gates, window
sash and door frames, fancy doors,
screens and other materials. No mat
ter how large your order may be it
will be filled promptly and carefully.