The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08

following are the. officers for the pres
ent year: Albert Gerlach,I jgrand
knight; Ralph Knoll, !, deputy grand
knight; Edward Flynn, financial Sec
rotary; P. ]. Martin, treasurer; Wal
ter Clemens, chancellor; M. Ward
we'll, recorder. A special tribute was
paid at the meeting to the work of re-
firing grand knight E. P. Cosgriff,
through whose untiring efforts the
council is able to number the past two
years as the most progressive in it's
history. The splendid club rooms and
gymnasiums, accessible not only to
members but to the young boys of the
city and Catholic students in attend
ance at the various schools and col
leges of the city, are one of the chief
accomplishments of the past two years.
Grand Forks: Right Rev. Mgr. Lee
mieux has gone to attend the celebra-
ton of his brothers golden jubilee
and will be absent about three weeks.
Father Fletcher claims that nearly
all the children of his parish are at
tending either ST. James Academy Or
ST. MichaePs school, He is looking
forward to the day when ST. Marys
will have its own school, '"&"
The fall initiation of the local coufn-
Gil, Knights of Columbus, is to be held
on Wednesday, October Il. A class
of forty candidates will be enrolled in
the mysteries of knighthood. At one
o'clock the officers OF Grand Forks
council will confer the first degree.
This will be followed by the second
and third At the close of the, third
degree an initiation banquet ID to be
rendered in the lower auditorium of
st. Michael's Pro-Cathedral.
An invitation to attend the initia-
ton and banquet has been extended
to all of the K. of G. councils in the
vicinity. Devils Lake, Fargo, Lang
don and Crookston councils are ex-
pected to send representative quotas.
On Monday evening, October 10, M.
Norman, grand knight of the local
council, will relinquish the gavel to
Robert Hughes, who was elected at
the annual meeting, September II.
Mr.. Hughes has announced that the
matter of obtaining a home for the
council will be taken up as soon as
money conditions throughout the state
warrant the expenditure. During the
intervening time, however, the organ
ization is putting away it's surplus in
building fund that will be used when
the time is ripe.
New Rockford: Father Mckee, as
sistant at st. Johns church, has been
compelled to resign owing to ill health.
During his time at New Rockford he
endeared himself to the Catholics ana
the non-Catholics
On Sunday, October 8, Confirmation
will be given at. Marion and the new
church lately erected there will be
blessed.
Janestown: Bishop O'Reilly recent
ly paid a visit to St. Johns academy
and found that everything indicated
very prosperous. years1a}The plans for
the new academy have, been drawn
and the building will soon be under
way. -
Grafton: Father Turcotte, who has
been very ill at Rochester, has return
ed much improved. Father Turcotte
is enc of the pioneers, and it is hoped
he will remain long with us. It is not
pleasant to see those Who are the GUS
todians of the early memories of North
Dakota passing away.
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Fardo: Father Cussack has gone on
vacation on account of impaired
health. He has endeared himself to
the priests and people of Fardo and
1t is hoped that he will soon return
with recovered health.Es ~