The Irish standard., 1886-09-25
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CARPETS, Stoves and Furniture solo
B. on time. Smiths Installment House
i'll Nicollet avenue.
G. L. Barry, contractor and builder
Vi. Stone and brick a speciality. 725 Uni
81 yersitY avenue northeast.
Teachers examinations will be held
. At Champlin. Oct. and 6; Maple Plain
S and 8.
The Locomotive Firemen visited
Minnehaha, Fort Smelling and St. Paul
Tuesday afternoon.
Isl Mayor Ames will receive a written
invitation to attend the next meeting
:. of the Grocers' association.
John Rean's residence, 2025 Twenty
fourth avenue south, was slightly dam
II aged by fire Tuesday morning.
Buy your wood and coal Of John
Norton, room IL, ground floor, Temple
E Court. All orders promptly filled.
J. 1SLVC1CIO OfNl POAAoAN'AA bAANEs~
. were annoyed Tuesday by gay young
men trying to wing pigeons with
their rifles.
Il Your fire insurance will expire this
month. If so, renew them with T, w.
McGrath, room IL. Temple Court,
ground floor.
Frank Cousins, Lawrence Oliver and
number of other we]l-known colored
people are organizing an Ames club to
take part in the coming campaign.
The plat of Shartle's addition to Min
neapolis was filed in the Office Of the
register of deeds Tuesday by Catherine
Shartle and William E. Ballough.
Or. Ames amputated the leg Of Res
inger, the brakeman who was injured
on the Hastings s. Dakota division Of
the Milwaukee road, at p. NJ, Tues
day.
Mrs. Juliette E. Moore, residing at
416 Third avenue south, died Tuesday
evening of inflammation Of the bowels.
/ The remains were taken to Lochiel,
Wis, for burial,
Eli and Sam Cohen, the two Jews
who were charged with assaultlng John
q -Fitzgibbon, the plumber, were let out
or bail in the sum Of $500 each and the
hearing was continued.
Mr.. II. M. Burgess of 533 Seventh
avenue south, exhibited Tuesday re-
markable evidence Of the wonderful
climate of Minnesota--apple blossoms
taken from a tree in Nesbit's addition.
Those interested in the proposed
Mardigras procession failed to meet
with the mayor last Tuesday evening to
make arrangements. The scheme has
been abandoned.
The German and Scandinavian local
action the National Socialistic La
Dor party will hold q social at Stewart's
hall, 1928 TWenty-sixth avenue south |
Sunday, when q number Of addresses
will be made.
The police are looking for David Ar
nlstage, a driver employed by Peaslee &
Co., who, it is charged, has passed sey~
eral checks upon the City Bank, to
Which the firms name was forged. The
checks aggregate 500.
James /. Noble, Of the Minneapolis
letter carrier force, is in Austin, Mimi,
spending his vacation. While there he
had the pleasure of assisting to cele-
brate his fathers 10th birthday.
John T. Egan is slowly recovering
from fall oyer the river bank last
Sunday evening. The fall was due to
a sudden dizziness. MIR. Egan is the
engineer Of Hall & Duey's saw-mill.
People who use the Bloomington ave ,
nue. Car line are complaining loudly be-
cause only every other car goes out to ,
Twenty-ninth street, the others turn
ing at Franklin avenue. Those who :
wish to go below franklin avenue :
should ask the driver before entering
Tue car.
John, youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs :
Joseph Ryan, who reside at 1923 Third :
avenue south, died On Monday last
after a b1ief illness, aged ten months. .
The sympathy Of large circle of l.
friends is extended to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ryan in the loss Of their little one. The !
:uneral took place on Tuesday from e
he Church OF st. Stephens. 4
Mrs. Wrenn. wife of Jas. Wrenn. who +,
esldes at the corner of Fourth and n
Broadway, 10. D., died on Monday last "
# consumption, aged "a years. The al
uneral took place on Wednesday from
he Church of st. Anthony of Padua,
nd the remains Of the deceased were
ollowed to her last resting place by a al
arge concourse of sorrowing friends
nd relations OF one whom they loved
o we'll III
Mrs. j. i. Cargill had narrow es-