The Northwestern standard., 1886-04-10
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.


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we will feel grateful for the same In doine do
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company the communication, as a guarantee
Of good faith ol, the part OF the Wrlter.-EDl Ed 4
1,arpets. stoves and Furniture solo
on time. Smiths 1nstallment House
Ill Nyicollet avenue.
G. Il. Barry, contractor and builder
Stone and brick a speciality. 725 Uni
yersity avenue northeast.
Read skoll s. Robitshek's ad.
o. Z. SWEET, dry goods, 22 University
avenue, E. ID.
Read Moore s. Blaisdell's advertise
snent in this issue.
Read Keyser q Co.'S ad. in this
weeks STANDARD.
John Speedy, wall paper, 80 South
Fifth street. bet. Nicollet and lst ave.
P. j. Donohoe, contractor, is renod-
cling the 'Veranda" on Hennepln. 'lhe
work will cost $4 900.
a branch of the National League has
been organized at Green Isle, Slbley
county. with large membership.
Priester, the Tailor, No. 10 South
second street. Minneapolis. Merchant
tailoring, perfect fits.
Blackmont, young stallion by Coz.
West, recently purchased by 9. Y. l1y.
ford of this city, indicates great deal
of speed, having shown trials on hall
mile track in 2:26.
Mrs. J. A. Mccarthy has returned
from the east, and is displaying ele-
CANT spring novelties. Please give
her a call-234 Nicollet avenue.
Order GlenWood Springs water OF w.
III. Fruen Il Co., 256 Hennepin avenue
The best, purest and most wholesome
ia the city. Free delivery wagon.
The Board Of Government Of the 9,
r. "A. IT. met at Association hall on
Thursday afternoon and transacted
considerable business Of Importance IN
behalf Of the temperance cause.
The funeral Of Mrs. William Harrl-
son took place Wednesday afternoon
from her late residence. corner OF Sec
sond avenue and Eighth street south,
and was largely attended.
The supreme court has confirmed the
decision of the district court in the suit
of the ST. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
toba Railway company against the city
relative TO the crossing on Fourteenth
avenue southeast.
The residents along First avenue
south propose to fight the Motor line in
the United States circuit court. They
say the decision rendered by the su-
preme court a few days ago was on a
sdit filed three years ago, and that cir
cumstances are changed now.
J. i. Flaherty lost two middle fingers
Of the left hand at the mill owned by
Milford & Northway one day this
week. He was attended by Dr.. Bray.
and is progressing as well as could be
expected under the circumstances.
Mrs. Annie Daily, !, the ighly-respected
wife Of Kern DAILY, Of Plymouth town
ship. died on Saturday last and was
buried Monday morning from the
Church OF the immaculate Conception.
She leaves a family of six children who,
at the time of her death, were all i'll
with measles.
Tho bids for building two hose
houses, received last Monday, were
opened last Wednesday. The houses
are located at the corner of Sumner and
Jackson streets, and Thirteenth avenue
south and Twenty-sixth street. The
building of the two houses was award
ed to Ii. G. Bisbee at Sl3,4 400, the steam
heating to Martin s Taft for s425; the
plumbing to Scott & Hunter for $3.50.
Al. y. Jennings, conductor on the NJ.
AZ k1t. IL. sIOtblts tkHSA OIotiOi w AAAAo.
Ehle, of this city, whose husband is
the well known cigar manufacturer on
Bridge Square. was killed at Waseca on
Wednesday. His remains were brought
to the undertaking rooms Of /. Con-
molly Il Co., and afterwards forwarded
to his home in Adrian, Mich, where
his wife aud children now reside Mr..
Jennings had almost completed ar
rangements for the removal of his fam
lily to Minneapolis when the fatal accl-
dent occurred.
O. 7. SWEET, dry goods, p University
avenue, E. p.
The St. Anthony Crusaders.
At the last meeting oi' the st. An
thony Crusaders, held in their hall
l,v-