The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
STANDARD NEWS.
Light Mention Of people-News Of the
Week Gathered and Condensed,

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Week Gathered and Condensed.
~. 90 per dozen for our fine Cabinet Photos.
Beal s. Burt.
The erooeryrnen gave a ball at tho Oak Lake
rink Friday night,
50 per dozen for our fine Cabinet Photos
Heal g. Burt.
A pair OF slippers will make q nice present.
Buy them at Moran's
The best laundry work in The city done at 200
IF ana I'll Second street south.
Finest photos and Gallery in the state. sea-
& B,1rt's rs Fourth street south.
Beal s, Burt's fine cabinet photos, OILY S~oo
ner dozen. Is Fourth street south.
Beefn the new year right a good way would
be To subscribe for THE STANDARD
d. a. Ahern, agent for the Encyciopa7aia briA
annica has returned from Chicago
The receipts OF the MinneapohS postu"sSe
FOR 1e2E amounted to almost S2co,OoO.
Tho number OF arrests made in the city anf~
i,,p the mast month numbered s33.
last month showed an average OF degrees
warmer than any December Tor t"ehtS"dhe
years.
For neat and efficient work in the laundry
line call ut the steam Laundry and Dye works
of,r G. Mercer, COG and 2il, Second Sc. sol'tn.
yames Rogers, of the Phoenix Barrel shop'
has heen married to Miss Hannah Dnnil' o.
Mound City, Mich
For excellent Coffees, Teas and sugars 70 -
rho c4reat Atlantic and Pacific Yea Gohipahs'
3l2 Nicollet avenue.
Read carefully the 'sads' 10 this issue OF LIE
STANDARD. and when you are pnfchaS'ne w
nor forget the advertisers
Renort has If that capt. Mike Hoy, the wen
l,oy,, and efficient detective, VIII soon f esiie
fro,, his agency and engage in other business
committee. headed by L. Christian, mas
h.a, aonointed by the Minneapolis Clnp 70 OK
anime the proposal to sell the Rand residence
to the club
~, ~ W;naoyo Hall for drill, with good at
4a.aa,oe md viii meet each Wednesday even
ing hereafter.
nh. successful DAYS for roller Kinks IN Inis
oitv Seem to have passed There are oii'S
thr.e or four that are now paying institutions
sgainst fourteen last winter
Jndue Quinn, through invitation, addressed
the society of the Holy Name at HOLY ROSARY
pariah, South Minneapolis, on Sunday evening
lost ghere wac q large attendance present.
INV oIi-tirne friend, Louis Condor, 1s again
confined to his bed through Illness HIS many
friends who have remembered him III hlS-
tronbles during the past twelve months surely
will not forget him now.
a$The Minneapolis Bottle Manu- 1acfufins ooA'
nanv. whose buildings were destroyed ny hre,
has secured a permit for the construction VI
brick factory, gas house. etc., the improve
aents to cost $500.
The third lecture In the Immaculate Concep-
ION Benevolent Society series will take plac
~ Harrison, hall on the evening nf January 10.
prof Dodge Of the State University will lecture
aeon .Lights-Oid ana New. g ~ e
New coaches for the motor line left the Bar
nev s. Scott factory at Dayton Wednesday, ana
are expected here in few days. they VIII Dc
mt into Immediate use and at the same tlne
tho time schedule will be improved.
Rosa Stella, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. 2.
Reeves of the East Side, died Sunday, Janu-
arv3, and was buried Monday Mr.. Reeves Is
a member OF the printing fraternity, and Doth
he and his wife have the sympathy OF q large
circle OF friends in the loss OF their child
A temparance meeting has been called TOT
sunday evening at Germauia Hail. East DlVl-
sion. An excellent programme has been ar
ranged for the evenings exercises. Among the
snea,xers who will address the meeting are Rev
james O'Reiliy, Rev. James McGolrick ana
James X. Corrigan.
M;chnel Gsrvey, employed by the Mime
auolis Electric Light Company, on last Fr1oay,
January i received a compound fracture of
The left leg while unloading poles at Twenty.
sixth avenue south and Twenty street.
He resides nj 500 Fourth street south, and ID q
member OF Division No. I, A. Q. II.
1t Ia announced on good auIhotNs VIZ
Christopher Gallagher, the attorney, VIII soon
,epart from single bessedness. young lady
in Manchester, n. H., is the cause OF ali Ibis.
Mr. GDllaaher's success in Minneapolis Is
already assured, aud he certainly has qualinca-
lions which must give him q lucrative prachce
IN the Northwest.
John o. Haeerty, aged IS, an old resident OF
Twentieth avenue south, died on Tuesday last
at2 O'clock He WINS the father of Mrs. Finley,
who resides at the Catholic cemetery grounds,
aud was a member OF the Holy Name society.
The funeral took place Thursday morning
from the Church of the Holy Rosary, many
friends attending. On January 10. 1885, MIR.
Hugerty' S wife died III this city.
On Monday last sn organization was erected
at q meeting held at the residence OF Mrs, j. ID.
Rohinsoa. Sixth avenue south and seventh
street which viii heresfter have in view the
retief of poor children in Minneapolis The
following permanent officers we're chosen:
President George A. Bracket; secretary, Rev.
O. A Ween-olesou; treasurer, Mira. j. NJ.
RebsSson finance committee. Rev. Jamea
Mrts&hiok, chairman.
The Youns Mems Glee ard Dramatic Club
gave another entertainment at Holy Rosar;
Hall on New Years night. The programme
was the same as that given on previous even
tltgs, and was produced in q faaltiess maanor,
The only regret is that the attendance WIS not
sreater There Is a soodly asaount of excellent
taste aud talent III South Minneapolis, ms these
entertainments have proven, ard II cannot De
too highly encouraged.