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Show I TiUcraountaitt Hews. BUTTE. MONT. ! At the meeting of the state board of '''--at and milk inspection held at Hel- 'i.-i m t)0 r,fnCC of State Veterinarian : '- Knowles, secretary of the board. J ' r. I:.. Sullivan of Butte was ap- J .'"lilted meat and milk inspector for '"te, vice Dr. J. B. Freund. resigned' ; Sullivan is the present health or- "'er ol Rutte. Silver Bow oountv, and 1 -s reemmended to the board" as a "''j- able man. MARKET LAKE IDA. 'Special Correspondence.) In' I'hl35' Xov- a mission was opened 'ath?,'K 1 oe for Catholics and non-ras!,r non-ras!,r "..upv- father Campbell, our oelivering the sermon on Sun- day and Monday evenings, the school house being crowded with people. In forcible language he drove home the great truths of the Catholic church. On Tuesday Father Ilendrickx of Montpelier arrived and continued the .mission until Friday evening, our pastor pas-tor being obliged to return to R?xburg. Great interest in the discourses was t manifested by the non-Catholics, and a few converts will join the only true church. The Catholics came from all Fides, and the result was that Father HendricVx hal the pleasure of distributing distrib-uting twenty-seven holy communion. Our best thanks are herewith tendered to the two kind fathers, who worked so hard to propagat Christ's, kingdom in this part of God's world. M. B. MISSOULA, MONT. 'Editor Intermountain Catholic; Many of your readers may be interested inter-ested in the fact that D. H. C. R. iXiederkorn came to this city to visit 1 Alpha Court No. 497 of the Women's ; Catholic Order of Foresters at its regular reg-ular meeting Oct. 21. A majority of the members were . resent, and after the regular business busi-ness had been transacted the ladies-were ladies-were delighted to listen to the deputy's remarks on the good of th? order. The chaplain of Alpha Court. Rev. Father Palladino, S. J.. spoke in approving terms of the practical, sensible instructions in-structions given by Deputy N1ede-korn. N1ede-korn. The reverend .father also expressed ex-pressed the pleasure he f.dt in the harmony and good example (if the members of Alpha Court and their true Catholic spirit. After the closing of court a reception recep-tion was tendered Deputy Ncder.korn, at which refreshments were served. The evening terminated with pleasant conversation and music. Yours truly, MARY C. ROWAN", C. R. KEMMERER, WYO. Invitations had been sent out to about seventy of the select of- Kem-merer, Kem-merer, Diamondville. Frontier and Cumberland by Hon. M. S. Kemmerer j to come and partake of his gotul cheer. In response that number assembled at the Hotel Kemmerer last week and ; sat down to a banquet. The industries indus-tries of Wyoming were toasted and the i ladi-s Vere not forgotten, t f Mrs. R. A. Keenan arrived home Thursday afternoon from Salt Rake City. She was accompanied from Granger by Mr. Keenan. Mrs. Keenan is reoorted to be in the best of health. Superintendent Xeedham of the V. P. store at Cumberland, and Manager Dickey of the Fdamondville Coal & Coke company's store were visitors in town Monday evening as guests of M. S. Kemmerer. CHEYENNE, WYO. Bishop Keane is making a tour of the southern part of the slate, holding mission services. He was at liock Springs last Sunday. - Mrs. Heenan entertained last week the Thursday Afternoon Card club. 'High five was the game played and Mrs. McCabe was awarded "the first prize and Mrs. McGuire won the consolation con-solation prize. At the conclusion of the games refreshments were served. Those present were: Mesdames- Mc-Gabe. Mc-Gabe. McGuire, Smith. McLaughlin, Miller. Davis. Jones. Pratt. Rollins, Dudley, Gordon. Cook, Donahue, Pat- ' terson. Thursday the club met with Mrs. McCabe on East Nineteenth . street. POCATELLO, IDA. The addition to the King & Kane block is progressing rapidly toward completion. Mrs. Mike Rafferty of North Grant avenue has been on the sick list for j several davs. I - ' ! Mrs. Elizabeth Quigley of Swan ' Lake is in the city visiting with her, son, D. T. Quigley. the jailer. - I |
