The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1886-06-05
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We will feel grateful for the same. In doing
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Carpets, Stoves and Furniture sold
ON time. Smiths Installment House,
Ill Nicollet avenue.
G. L. Barry. contractor and builder.
Stone and brick a specially. 725 Unl-
yersity avenue northeast.
The mayor has returned from Wash
ington.
The firm Of Michaels & Marx has as
signed tc w. T, Merriam.
Hot weather is coming. Order your
ice from th9 Cedar Lake Ice 90.
The Hibernian rifles held d Well-at~
tended drill Wednesday evening.
Up 10 Thursday night there were lo6
fire alarms turned in during 1856.
One hundred and ninety eight sa~
looms have taken out licenses Jhus lar.
During May there were l27 prisoners
sent to The county jail by the municipal
court.
Judge Bailey, who was taken SICK
some DAVIS ago is now threatened with
brain fever.
The plat OF Amelia Park addition,
living on Thir5y-tifth street SOUR, Wss
fled Wednesday.
4 small firb over LADDERS fruit store
on Hennepiu avenue, did $500 worth OF
damage Thursday.
The police will begin their rifle drill
Tuesday next, The company will con-
-slst OF sixteen Inen.
Full stock Of dry goods, notions and
gents furnishing goods at Oh 5"ett's,
az University avenue,
Pyiester, The Tailor. No. 10 South
Second street, Minneapolis. Merchant
tailoring, perfect fits.
The laying OF the corner stone OF the
Exposition building Saturday last was
an imposing ceremony
Miss AbbiD 6. Sharp, a survivor OF
the massacre st Spring Lake, Ia, some
years ago, is i'll the city.
For sale-~A stenograph machine OF
the latest improved pattern. Good as
new. Apply at this office.
Order your ice Ivy telephone from the
Cedar Lake Ice Go. and we will insure
prompt delivery. Call 1853.
Order your ice from the Cedar Lake
Ice Co. Office No. Washington ave-
hue south. Telephone call 1853.
Thursday being Ascension day, the
usual religious services were hald III all
the Catholic churches Of the City.
The Globe Oil company has torn
down it's storeIoHses On Washington
avenue south, as ordered by The chief
OF police.
Send your orders Cor ice to the Cedar
Lake Ioe Co., and We will give you
proznpt attention, No, 6 Washington
agento south.
HRS. j. 4. -MacCarthy is displaying
an elegant line OF millinery at her store,
IA Nicollet avenue. Please call and
examine her stock.
Col. Hubbard, manager of the exposi-
tom, lis, becoming impressed that there
are raore who will want space than
there will be room for.
Orders for ice promptly filed by the
,tjadisr Lake Ice Co, No. 6 Washington
avenue south, Our ice is all cut from
Lake Calhoun and river.
I'te restaurant at 2521 Third avenue
south was entered by unknown parties
Tuesday evening and quantity Of
cigars and dishes taken.
r.. l.. stillman thinks his building
where the post-oljice is located can be
arranged better for the business than
the old building coul! ever be.
The Minneapolis base ball CLUB left
Thursday evening for its tour through
Wisconsin, playing two games each at
Oshkosh, Eau Claire and Milwaukee.
A ruDlor That there there was small
y}ox case in the city caused g. ripple OF
excitement yesterday, but the intoama-
ton could be traced to no reliable
source.
The residence of S. S. Small, Esq,
president of the motor company, was
entered before daylight Wednesday
morning by burglars: and $3.50 booty
was secured.
Piano recitals by Mrs. Fl. W. Gleason
and Miss Annie Wilson. under the aus
pices of the northwestern Conserva tory
of Music, were given at Curtiss hall
Thursday evening.
The Cedar Lake Ice Company has
large supply Of pure clean ice from
Lake Calhoun and the river. We will
fill all orders promptly at lowest rates.
No. 6 Washington avenue south.
The master plumbers give it as their