The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-14
STANDARD NEWS.
Light Mention Of People of the
Week Gathered and Condensed
for Hurried Readers.

Simpson " HENDERSON are sole tsSelika loi ttAt'
celebrated Dunlap Hat.
Buy your teas and cofees at the Great At
lantic s. Pacific Tea Co, 312 Njcolet avenue.
Chief f. T. Stetson is improving rapidly. and
expects to go on regular duty the first OF next
week.
Get your coal in before the market goes
higher There is a probability that there viii
ne a raise soon.
Assistant Chief Gus Itunge. who got soorch-
ng at the Hennepin block fire, reported for
Gaty early this week.
Tuesday evening the Sons of Maine held their
annual meeting at Curtigs hall, and pleasant
time was spent by all,
60 ana see the rendition Of 'Shandy
Mcguire by the Crusaders Dramatic Club, on
Thanksgiving evening.
The river above the bridge is clear of logs,
which is al indication chat work at the mills
fyiIi soon end for the season.
We extend an invitation to all our friends to
come aud see US. Subscribe for the paper and
encourage good feeling all round.
Mr. Patrick Reagan, one OF The Oldest mem
GERS of Division No. l, a. @. H., is lying dan
seriously Ill at his residence on the East SIDE.
The grand total for the exposition fund has
reached the sum OF 3224,240 and still going
.aigher. Let St Paul have her ice palace.
Chief Stetson denies the runor circulated by
rae Pioneer Press that he is to be deposed, and
Jhirlks that our ueghbor is q little previous.
BRUTE named Brandt Hendrickson was ar
rested and sentenced for sixty days for making
ldecent proposal to ladies' on Cedar avenue.
On December the elegant fve-story build
ing, corner Nicolet and Ninth, erected by B..
a. Lee, will DE opened as trst-class family
MOTEL
A workman on the Temple Court building
Eell distance Of forty feet Wednesday, and
7as considerably bruised bur not seriously in
tured.
A. F. Benton, an employe o. the hnseed mil,
lost p portion OF his right hand by having it
round up in d gearing, He is at st. Barnahas
hospital.
D. B. Johnson, John r. Byrnes and James
v McHugh are to deliver addresses on the
cish question, on Sunday evening at Window
hall.
Irish National League Branch 1873, will hold a
meeting III Window hall, Sunday evening at
1880 Members and sympathisers specially In
uited 10 attend.
VS. George the famous English foot racer,
Das arrived in New York and it is thought .
race between Myers, the American runner,
Till be arranged.
Peter a. Vanstrum, father of the genial
Washington avenue merchant, was admitted
10 full citizenship Thursday. We are glad to
welcome him as ouch.
The late police Investigation has brought
acre policemen to light than was at any time
6efore known TO be on the force, as they are
50 scarce when wanted.
Officer Corey, Of the East side, will pay
LIBERAL reward to anyone who will returnto the
East Side station, n valuable water spaniel pup
mat gtrayed away week or SO ago.
The rifles belonging to the state which have
CEN stored ut the police headquarters for me
asst two years have been turned over 10 the
late Fifty standa of arms will at nee be pur-
ahased by the department.
sergt McKernau, of the South Minneapolis
aolice force, left Monday morning for visit
with sister in Clinton, Iowa, whom he has not
zen for over fourteen years. The sergeant
expects to be absent for n week.
Contributors will please send their communi-
oRtions for publication to the editor no later
han Friday morning, i'll order to insure publ
entiou. Owing to this neglect a few valuable
ones have unavoidably been omitted.
Complaint has been sent to the proper
authorities that man is dangerously i'll at 1919
Third street suffering from a severe attack of
typhoid pneumonia, but It seems that no at
IGNITION has been paid to the complaint,
BY careful management Manager Conklin, OF
the Grand Opera house (by the way, which is
one of the prettiest play houses west OF New
York; has succeeded this season in presenting
20 theatre-goers the best attractions that can
ne offered.
John NJ Curtis the Eau Claire pugiist de-
MES that Patsy Cardiff knocked him out, and
avs that that telegram sent by Cardiff from
eau Claire stating that he had knocked Curtis
out was an exhibition Of gall on the part of
gardin Time!
For courteous treatment we would advise
our readers TO call OIL Mr. Mclaughlin, the
pleasant, genial ard good-ool<ing manager OF
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company,
SIP Nicoliet avenue, where cen be found the
choicest of Teas, GotTees, Baking Powders, etc.
Thursday night desperate row occurred in
suliyan's saloon, on First avenue SOUTH be-
tween First and Second streets, in which
Michael Donayau was struck on the head and
txuocked senseless. His slSull was dangerously
fractured, and it is thought he Will not recover.
When YOU hear of Il meeting To be held by
she Irish National League, make preparations
20 attend it, and eud by your presence, at
least, that you have the sympathy Of ireland
al heart 1t is not necessary that you should
have dollar i'll your pocket in order TO gain a
welcome.
Mtnnea polls is the only city west of Chicago
That il always improving. We would suggest
by way of Improvement that few more
electric lights be distributed around on such
streets rs Third, both north and south, not
alone for tho convenience of teams but foot
passengers.
Whom you want TO feel about ten years
Younger than you really are go to Frank
Trunks barber shop, corner Third street and
Sieollet avenue and let any one Of the i've
first-class artists there work on you, and if
what we say amt trac then you are too hard 70
please 10 live long,
The season of municipal permsnenti improve
meut is near. NJ hslld. and Minneapolis is proud
OF what hiss beea done. Thirteen miles Of
WAITER ,,lais,s hive been laid and five or sis