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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-08-26

Catholic Indian Bureau-Rev. J. S.
students in seven Seminaries and Uni
versities, who are studying to become
priests for the growing Diocese of
Great Falls.
Catholic Societies of Cathedral
Parish st. AIMS Altar Society.
President, Mrs. Geo. w. Sheets.
Vice President, Mrs. A. J. Howard.
Secretary, Mrs. ]. P. Clark. Treasurer,
Mrs. A B. Dirks. Meetings third
Thursday. monthly, except July and
August. st. Mary's Aid. President,
Mrs. Edward Henen. Vice President,
Louis Scharrer. Secretary, Mrs. A. B.
Dirks. Treasurer, Mrs. Edward
Flaherty. Trustees, Mrs. P. H.
Rowles, Mrs. John McKenna, Mrs.
Joseph Houle. Meetings. Second
Thursday, monthly, except July and
August. Women Catholic Order Of
Foresters. Chief Ranger, Mrs. Mary
Mcbride. V. c. R., Mrs. Annie Kick.
Rec. Sec, Miss Elizabeth Garin, Fin.
Sec, Mrs. Catharine Hagen. Treas,
Mrs. Margaret Ford. Trustees, Mrs.
Mary Geeger, Mrs Ida Hortick, Miss
Beatrice Robin. Chaplain, Very Rev.
M. T. O'Brien, V. G. Meetings, first
and third Tuesdays, monthly. July
and August, first Tuesdays only. A.
o. H. Ladies Auxiliary. Pres, Mrs.
T. A. Daily, Vice Pres, Mrs. Martin
Durham, Fin. Sec, Miss Elizabeth
Shinnick, Rec. Sec, Mrs. Margaret
Ford, Treas, Mrs. Edward Hensen.
Sergeant at arms, Mrs. Gordon
Shields, Sentinel, Mrs. P. M. Hum
phrey, County Pres, Mrs. Louis
Scharrer, Chairman of the Standard
Committee, Mrs. J. E. Beaulaurier,
Chaplain, Very Rev. M. T. O'Brien, V.
G. Meetings. The fourth, "Wednesday,
monthly. Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans. Pres, Very Rev. M. T. O'Brien,
V. G.;Vice Pres, John Mulrooney;
Fin. and Rec. Sec, Charles Regain;
Treas, P. M. Humphrey; Sergeant at
arms, w. d. Lotus; Sentinel, Daniel
O'Donnell Chaplain, Rev. William P.
Callahan; Chairman of Standing Com
mittee, Bernard Joyce. Meetings.
First and third Wednesdays, monthly.
Knights of Clumbus. G. K, w. D.
Lotus. D. G.. K, A. B. Dirks. Rec
Sec, William J. Mulyaney; Fin. Sec,
E. A. LaBossiere; Treas, John H.
Mayer; Warden, Harry J. Boetcher;
Chan, Robert S. Crowley; Advocate, J.
J. O'Mahoney; Lecturer, Ernest S.
Epley, 1. g., Joseph Angermeier, o. G.,
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WILLIAM ALBRIGHT.

Worth while furniture, attractive in
appearance and well made, is always
to be found at the store of William
AIbrecht, Ill. Central avenue, Great
Falls. This store makes a special
feature of carrying large stock of
rugs of all kinds, carpets and floor
coverings. A fine line is here wait
ing your inspection and at prices that
are surprisingly low considering their
quality. You will be pleased to see
the choice pieces of furniture in
stock here, both in suites and also in
individual pieces. The store alse is
showing some of the latest patterns
in draperies and curtains. 1t also has
a fine stock of framed pictures for
the inspection of our readers.
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CT. CLARK CO. INCORPORATED.

Did your old heating system go back
on you entirely last winter or did it
just buck up on you those cold days,
and eat up the coal but sending little
warmth up into the home? If it did
you need new one, and should in
vestigate the claims of the C. F. Clark
Co., Inc, IL Second street South,
Muller Warm Furnaces for which the
firm has the agency. The C. F. Clark
Co., Inc, does everything in sheet
metal working, also manufactures all
kinds of cornice, skylights, ventilators,
smoke stacks and tanks. If you are
going to build this season and need
any spouting or caves, any metal sky
lights, fire doors, metal ceilings, metal
roofing or siding put on, it will pay
you to get prices and estimate from
the C. F. Clark Co., Inc.
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eRoeAN-RoBINsoN LUMBER co.

1t will pay you to get prices and
estimates from the Grogan-Robinson
Lumber Co., 219 Fifth street South,
one of the largest and best stocked
lumber companies in Great Falls and
vicinity. The Grogan-Robinson Lum-
Der Co. carries an unusually high
grade stock of rough and manufac,
cured lumbers, all thoroughly season
ed, straight grained and comparative
~ free from knots. The company
features it's hardwood stocks of oak
and maple flooring, also hardwood for
inside trim and finishings. Farmers
will find here fine line of rough
lumber for fencing and rough build
ing construction, posts and fencing of
all kinds, storage tanks in all sizes
and for all purposes, and farm gates
and silos. There is nothing better,
more sanitary and more lasting than
| cement construction on the farm. AT
the Grogan-Robinson Lumber Co, you
find some of the best brands of cement
On the market.
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STATE LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PAMY

j The State Life Insurance Company,
,dinot Building, offers splendid line
OF life insurancesto our readers. One
can not carry too much life insurance
and those who have not increased the
amount of insurance they have been
carrying, withinsthe1 last few years,
are not affording their loved ones the
protection they had originally planned
to give them. One will be advised
honestly and correctly on all matters
pertaining to the kind Of life insgr-
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GREAT FALLS STEAM LAUNDRY.

You will never get the blue cut of
the BLUE Monday until you call the
Great Falls Steam Laundry, 925
Second avenue, of which j. r. Yelton
is Manager, and let them call for your
family washing, which they will
launder in the most immaculate snow
white manner, and return them
promptly. Think what 1t would mean
to you to be able to get this heavy
burden off your shoulders, it would
give you fifty two holidays in year.
That is certainly worth something to
every woman and every woman seems
to have something which she could
and would like to do if she only had
the time. If you will let the Great
Falls Steam Laundry help you one day
each week, it will make it possible
for you to do those things. Remem-
Der, they use nothing but good, soft
water and plenty of soap, no chemicals.
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n, w. BENTON.

Some of the best and most popular
lines of watches are always to be
found at Benton's jewelry store,
303 Central avenue, in various
shapes and sizes for both men and
women at very reasonable prices.
Charming little wrist watches in green
gold, platinum Or white gold are won
derful gifts which every one is de-
lighted with. Then there are the
stocks of cut glassware, toilet and
manicure sets, gold and silver mesh
bags and silverware of all kinds, also
lodge emblems any one of which
makes a splendid gift, acceptable to
the most fastidious taste. Special at
tention is given here to watch and
clock repairing as well as general re.
pairing of jeWelry.
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stocks are now in and are meeting
with the approval of the ladies' who
say that more carefully selected or
more stylish and attractive stock Of
-urs, wraps, coats, dresses, sweaters,
skirts and waists have never been
brought to Great Falls before. The
store is also showing an unusually at
fractive line of lingeries and under
wear, as well as household goods,
furniture, mems wear, bed linens,
blankets, shoes. hosiery and the like.
The store also is showing a fine line
of the best grade of groceries and
kitchen utensils of all kinds.
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STANTON TRUST g. SAVINGS
BANK,

1t will pay you to become a mem
Der of the big, growing family of the
Stanton Trust & Savings Bank, Cen
trail avenue and Second street, Great
Falls. This is one of the best known
and reliable banking houses in Great
Falls and is thoroughly organized to
handle your business promptly and eff
1iciently. A savings account there
will bring you in four per cent on your
money and get you started. along the
road to thrift and independence. One
dollar will open a savings account in
the Stanton Trust & Savings Bank,
and the officers of the bank will be
glad to lend you every assistance in
doing so. The bank has safety deposit
boxes for rent at very reasonable
rates. These are just the thing for
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chinery, 800 Third avenue South, to
keep him informed about the newest
types of farm machinery and nipple
ments to appear The Great Falls
Farm Machinery Co.'S. stock is always
very large one from which to select.
The company handles some of the
lines of the largest and oldest manu-
facturers of worthwhile farm ma
chinery in the country. These ma
chimes are well made, easy to operate
and constructed as simply as possible
in order that they will not get out of
order easily, and if they do, they can
be readily repaired by the owners.
The company carries every possible
machine or implement that can be
used to an advantage on farm, and
also repair parts for them.
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THE VICTORY MARKET,

The Victory Market, at 426 First
avenue South, has everything to offer
in good meats and meat products
Everyone in Great Falls who is in the
least particular about the kind OF
meats he or she gets trades at the Vic
cory Market. Now that fall is here
and winter will soon be along you will
ind that the Victory Market is the
BEST place in Great Falls to get it.
f you want something good in home
made sausage or home cured and
lone smoked hams and bacon, you
will find them all here.
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DIRkS AGENCY co.

If you are looking for an opportunity
ing safer or which returns a more
satisfactory interest return than well
located and carefully selected real
estate. If you are not familiar with
real estate conditions it will pay you
to consult with Dirks Agency Co., at
II Third avenue North. The company
is one OF the best known and most re-
sponsible real estate dealers in Great
Falls or vicinity, and you can depend
on their judgment and advice on real
estate investments. The company
also handles first real estate mort
cages of all kinds and negotiates loans
on real estate.
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HATcHER,s Cash GROCERY.

The Hatcher's Cash Grocery, %
Fourth street South, offers the high
est grade groceries at the lowest pos
s1Die prices. This big little store is
fuli of Hatcher values in high grade
goods and is popular shopping place
for the ladies and others in Great
Falls. Hatcher's store has much to Of
fer our readers in the better grades of
groceries, fruits and vegetables in
season. The proprietor invites you to
compare his stocks and prices with
those of other stores, and. is satisfied
that your verdict will be in favor of
his place.
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you to keep your valuable papers and
jewelry in, free from theft and fire.
LAPEYRE BROS.

When you take your prescriptions
to the drug store of Lapeyre Bros,
226 Central avenue South, you can al
ways depend on having them COM
pounded promptly and accurately. The
drug department is always well stock
ed so that there is never any need for
our readers to be afraid that some of
the ingredients called for in the pre-
scr1ption have been substituted. A
carefully selected stock. of toilet
preparations and accessories is also
carried in stock at all times and the
ladies of this city know they can al
ways get the very best in these so
necessary articles for making their
toilet. The store is the headquarters
Tor the better stocks of stationery and
confectionery also.
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IDOWELL CREAMERY.

When you buy the next pound OF
butter from your grocery. or, favorite
market, be sure, and insist that you be
given that made by the howell Cream
cry Company, 800 Sixth avenue South,
and you can be sure that it is whole
some and pure, the best brand on the
market. The cream is carefully
pasteurized and scientifically ripened
and churned under the most ideal con-
ditions. The factory is the best equip
ped of any of it's kind in this part
Of Montana, also the first creamery
in Great Falls and is ready at all
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GREAT FALLS ELECTRIC SUPPLY
COMPANY.

Everything one needs in electrical
construction work and electrical
goods is to be found with the Great
Falls Electric Supply Co., 5 Third
street North. J. Fl. Mills, proprietor,
is an expert in all kinds of electrical
construction work and also in repair
ing. You can depend on it being done
promptly and accurately and every
precaution used to see that it is in
strict conformity with all insurance
and city requirements and therefore
all fire hazard eliminated At the
salesroom you will find electric fiat
irons, perculators, coasters, motors of
all sizes, floor and table lamps, in fact
every electrified appliance of merit
is carried. Edison Mazda Lamps, the
best one made, is carried exclusively.
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EkLUND PHOTO sTUDIo

There is no more appropriate gift
1t any time than a photo of yourself
md the portraits that your friends ap-
)reciate are those that portray the
cal expressions and traits of their
riends. You can have this kind of
picture taken by calling at the Elk
lund Photo Studio, 401 First avenue
North. There is distinctive touch
and appearance to portraits from this
studio, the poise and pose attained
giving the naturalness to the entire
picture. A speciality is made of en-
larging and also of printing and de-
yeloping kodak films and printing
from them.
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7. +. O'CONNER-

There is nothing more certain than
the visit of the grim reaper, Death,
to our homes some time or another.
And when that blow falls it renders
us incapable of correct thought or
action. Then, if ever, we feel the
need of an outsider" who will take
charge of everything in just the man
ner they themselves would wish, were
they the bereaved Free use of the
funeral parlors of this place is always
given and every other possible at
tention is shown in the dark DAYS
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A. A. PINSkI.

When you have A. A. Pinski, 6
Second avenue South, do your plumb
ing or heating installation you can de-
pend on it being done right. Mr..
Pinski is an expert in his line and en-
ploys experienced workmen to help
him on all work. No contract is too
large for him to undertake and he
can be depended upon to carry it
through to completion in every detail.
II your heating plant is not giving sat
lsfaction have him overhaul it or in
stall a new one for you He has the
agency for some of the best steam
and hot water furnaces on the market.
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HARGROVES.

At Hargroves, .314 Central avenue,
the men and young men of Great
Falls find not only the most carefully
selected stocks of good clothing but
the best opportunity to get the very
latest styles and weaves. The new
fall overcoats and the big, warm
heavies for winter are now on display
and are certainly splendid values. The
store is also headquarters for the
newest hats and haberdashery and
the prices are very low considering
quality of stocks and the quality of
merchandise sold.
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of it's cause, there is no comparison
between his and any other method.
The Offices of O'Connell in the STAN
ton Bank Building are completely
equipped with complete spenograph
and the latest in X-ray equipment.
Proper adjustments, which are pos
sible by a skilled chiropractor, mean
restoration of normal health and
Punishment of pain and disease.
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CONRAD BANKING co.

1t is always important that one
selects a strong bank when he makes
his banking connections and that is
why we recommend the Conrad Bank
ing Co., 326 Central avenue, to the
patronage of our readers. It is one
OF the leading banking houses in
Great Falls and is always found in the
forefront of all civic movements. One
dollar will start savings account and
the bank encourages thrift and say
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HuNTsBEReER OWENS COMPANY,

The one safe investment is real es-
tate and the best firm in Great Falls
or vicinity with which to deal is
Huntsberger Givens Company, IL
Third avenue South, because of the
experience it's members have had in
the, business and the extensive bust
ness handled. Land offers safe in
Vestment always and if judgment is
used in amount paid for land and its
location it makes the most profitable
investment and you have the same
opportunity as others to lay the foun
dations for your fortune through real
estate. The firm has many fine farms
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SWAN THORSON,

One always gets real bargains
when he does his grocery shopping at
he well stocked store of Swan Thor
son, 10 Sixth avenue, Great Falls. You
will find the very highest grades of
groceries, vegetables and fruits in
season, and produce of all kinds here
1t prices that are usually lower than
many stores charge for an inferior
grade of goods. The store features it's
;offees and teas and one finds some
delicious cups of coffee and tea can
)e made from these brands.
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srupEBAkER SALES ROOM.

The Wellens Motors Agency, with
offices at 307 First avenue North, is
now showing all of the 1922 models
and you should make it point to look
them over. A demonstration will con-
vince you of the powerful. easily
controlled motor, ease in driving and
the luxurious riding comfort Pre-
cision plays an important part in the
manufacture of Studebakers. Six
hundred and eighty inspectors safe
guard precision in the Studebaker
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ready to render every possible assist
ance and encouragement to them. One
dollar will start a savings account
here and the bank pays four per cent
interest on such accounts. Your
money works while you sleep and sys-
tematic saving on your part will make
the totals of your savings grow by
leaps and bounds.
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r. x. oEEERMAN.

The road to health and enjoyment
OF life is open to everyone of our read
ders who will call on r. X. Offerman,
chiropractor, at 41SA Central avenue.
0fferman has met with success that
has come to him through his knowl-
edge of his profession and his long
years of hard study. And in addition
to his already well equipped Office he
has recently installed a complete
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KAUFMAN g. HUBER,

Fall is here, and you are no doubt
planning on doing some painting and
decorating in. the interior of your
home to make it bright and CHEEKY
for winter. If you are the least bit
particular about the kind of work you
have done you will naturally have it
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done by Kaufman & Huber, 305 Fifth
avenue South. Many Of the largest
public buildings, churches and many
of the elaborate homes of Great Falls
and vicinity show the good taste and
skill of this company. They will only
be too glad to suggest plans for max
ing your home interior harmonious
neat and attractive.
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HISTORICAL REVIEW OF
GREAT FALLS, MONT.
lContinned from mace a.

gins. Ryegate-Rev. Barth A. Kuhn.
Scobey-Rev. Gerald Dillon. Rev. P.
J. Conaty. Sidney-Rev. Cornelius
Curtin. Stocket-Rev. Anthony Csics-
man. WibauX-Rev. Stanilaus j.
Cieslewicz, Phi. D. Wolf Point-Rev.
B. Seethaler, o. ST. B. Rev. Gallus
Scherman, o. S. B. Nashua-Savage
st. Labores-Rev. Fl. A. Leduc, S.
S. E. Rev. Charles Renauden, S. S. E.
st. Pauls-Rev. Bath Feusi, S. j.
Rev. Fir. Sansone, S. j. st. Xaviers-
Rev. A. Vrebosch, S. ]. Rev, Martin
Lemers, S. Washington, d. c.
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WHITE HOUSE GROCERY

. - "
Patrons ofthe White House Grocery,
700 Fifth avenue South. have found
1t a good shopping CENTER. III fact.
they claim the White House Grocery
offers the greatest values in food
stuffs and general merchandise of any
in Great Falls. Its stocks are clean and
fresh because the large patronage
keeps the new stocks coming in stead
lily and nothing has an opportunity to
remain long on the shelves, "A com
parison of the different brands of,
groceries carried in this store and
also the prices that prevail here. with.
those of other groceries In Great Fails
convinces you that this store offers
the best values in good things to eat
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ing which means later in life savings
that will put you on easy street and
far removed from the necessity of
asf.ing for or accepting charity from
Others. The officers and directors of
this bank will be glad to advise our
readers on any financial matter at any
time.
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COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK

If you make the Commercial Ma
tional Bank, Is Third avenue North,
your bank, you will never have any
cause to regret the decision. It's
large family of depositors and patrons
have found it has always looked after
their interests and made needed loans
to them whenever the occasion re-
quired. It's officers are particularly
interested in its large family Of rsav-
ings account owners. and are always
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STRAIN BROTHERS.

There is4a splendid stock of mer-
;handise carried in the big department
store OF Strain Bros, 400 Central
venue. Strain Bros. store is one of
he best shopping centers in Great
falls. The new fall and winter
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ance policy one should carry, and
whether it will be well to increase
the amount all carried, il he visits
THIS Office and consults with the ex-
perts. there. You will find no safer
company nor no, more. attractive
policies anywhere, than in this Of
fee
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o'coNNELL q o,coNnrII

The properly trained chiropractor.
such as we are sure either of the o.
Connelfs are, is a spine specialist.
and his only claim is that in the
ANALYSIS Of disease and the correction
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and pieces of city property listed with
it for sale at prices that permit the
investor to make handsome profit in
a few years. 1t also makes loans OF
all kinds.
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UNION MEAT g. FISH MARKET

Our readers will be pleased with
the quality of meats and fish they find
in the gastocks carried by the Union
Meat & Fish Market, 400 Central
avenue South, The market Is the.
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WHEELER DRUG CO.

Every effort is made by the Wheel
er Drug Co., 317 Central avenue, to
give to it's patrons and the people of
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OUTLET CLOTHING cnmpAnx

i you want the very cream of the
fall lines in men and young mems an
parel you will find 1t at the opi la
Clothing Company, 226 FIRST ays Dr.
South. The more conservative models
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when death has entered the home.
Calls for services are attended to
night and day and a modern equip
ment is maintained.