The Irish standard., 1886-07-17
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,Readers Of The STANDARD throughout tn
city and county will confer great favor b.
sending us items of interest for puDncallon
We will feel grateful for the same. In doinl
this the name Of the writer should always &C
company the communication, as guarantee
.ot good faith on the part of the writer-ED.
Carpets, Stoves and Furniture sole
on time. Smiths lnstallment House
III Nicollet avenue
C. l.. Barry, contractor and builder
Stone and brick speciality. 725 Uni
yersity avenue northeast.
The Knights of Labor picnic on the
9th of August should be kept in mem
.ory.
Priester, the Tailor, No. 10 South
Second street, Minneapolis. Merchant
tailoring, perfect fits.
Mrs. j. A. MacCarthy is displaying
an elegant line of millinery at her store,
..24A Nicollet avenue. Please call and
examine her stock.
The plan suggested by the electric
motor has given up the ghost. 1t is
now stranded up above Fifth street.
TIE motors patrons walk up to Sixth
street with as much grace as they can
muster.
The Cadets T. a. organization,
formed but a short time since in the
st. Anthony of Padua parish, now
numbers about eighty members. So
we are Informed. A splendid showing
indeed.
The State Convention Of Charitable
organizations of Minnesota was held in
st. Paul Gu Thursday last. Anthony
Kelly, Esq, attended as a representa-
tive of the St. Vincent de Paul society
of the Immaculate Conception parish.
:. Daniel E. Hayes, aged IS years, died
at his home, 825 Nicollet avenue, on
Saturday last, after prolonged illness
of six months. Deceased was favor
ite with all who knew him, and leaves
a. large circle Of friends to mourn his
early demise.
The Pierce county teachers associa-
tion at recent meeting discussed the
series of articles entitled 1.-The Land
of Pharoahs," which appeared a few
weeks ago in THE IRISH STANDARD.
written by MIR. David M. Carley. The
articles were the subject Of consider
bile comment. .*
The new constitution and bylaws for
the government OF ali DIVISIONS of the
A. 0. H. are nearing completion and
will be III the hands of State Secretary
Bayley by Saturday next. Local divis-
ions will do we'll to take notice Of this
fact and send in their orders at once to
the Sec retary. -
John Collins. who died so suddenly
on Saturday last Of congestion Of the
lungs, was man about fifty years Of
age and was an CID resident Of East
Minneapolis. His remains were buried
Monday from St. Anthony Of Padua
church. He leaves family who are in
rather desti tute circumstances. ~.
Mrs. Mary Johnson, wife Of Thos.
johnson, residence 24lO Thirteenth
avenue south, died at her home on Sun
day last. Mrs. Johnson was very es-
timable lady, both in mind and in
heart. Her. funeral, from the Church
of the Holy Rosary, was largely attend
ed on Monday morning. She was a
daughter of Dennis Mc{;auley. OF Ca
hill Settlement.
Arrangements are being made for the
Of q new bank in North
with capital stock Of
$lO0, 900. j. G. Miller and III. Doerr
have taken the lease OF che building,
and it is proposed to open in a couple
Of weeks. Among the stockholders are
r. B. Langdon, Anthony Kelly, J. G.
A, Fl. Linton, George Huhn,
E. Eichhorn, j. Barge, d. Ryan and
Robert Pratt.
There have been nc new develop},
nents in the post office robbery. Some
of the members of the local detective
force maintain that they are in pos
session of facts which will enable them
to secure the booty and probably the I,
robbers. The United States officers
are not disposed to relinQuish their ef-
'orts because Of the confidence mani
Tested by the city detectives. The Sc
,ret service people are doing all {
u their power to unearth the mystery t
the case, and will not =,
cease until everything has been done.
Last Monday afternoon a serious ac- {
;ident accureit at Martins saw mill in j
East minneapolis, the victim being
1enry Hurley. Hurley is teamster
or George Nicholson, and had backed
nto The mill to load with wood. An :
,the,. teamster backed against Hurley's .
wagon and the latter was squeezed be- !,
ween his oWnvehicle and the structure. =
The injured man was taken to his home
II Fourth avenue southeast and Mar
hall street. The physician found the q
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