Memorandum from Fr. Peter Bowe

A memorandum from Fr. Peter Bowe OFM Cap., Provincial Minister, regarding the boundaries of the Capuchin mission around Bend in Oregon. Father Peter reports on information received at Bend, Oregon regarding a mission in Crook County. The Irish Capuchins have offered to take responsibility for the ‘northern portion of Klamath’ as far south of Bend as ‘Township 26’.

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5 June 1910
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A memorandum from Fr. Peter Bowe OFM Cap., Provincial Minister, regarding the boundaries of the Capuchin mission around Bend in Oregon. Father Peter reports on information received at Bend, Oregon regarding a mission in Crook County. The Irish Capuchins have offered to take responsibility for the ‘northern portion of Klamath’ as far south of Bend as ‘Township 26’.
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Irish Capuchin Archives
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Irish Capuchin Archives > Papers of the Irish Capuchin Mission in the United States > Missionary Correspondence > Correspondence of Fr. Peter Bowe

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Bishop's Residence Baker Littg, Oregon Franciscan Capuchin Order, Ireland. 5th June 1910 Invent From information received at Bend Oregon re mission in Crook Co. Wo. have offered to take the northern position of Hlamath as far South of Bend as Lownship 26 marked on blue line on land Mr. Halley map 1.0 northern end of help and Hlamath. It seems they can not be reached by the genuit missioners from the South on account of Hills and know in Winter etc. Mother has been several deadly in offerance to be 7.0h. Bishop of Hilly promised to represent that situation to the thorough the generals. I left him a fetter explanatory for that purpose In Peter J. Sis. C. Front