The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-03-31

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formerly Of this city, and now editor O
the Fargo Republican, died at Wichita
Kan. last week. His remains Wer
brought to Fargo for burial.
Division No. 3, A. o. H., East Diyi
sion, has changed IFS time Of holding
meetings, and hereafter its reguia!
sessions will be held on the second anC
fourth Friday evenings Of each month
The IRISH STANDARD is nothing if moi
patriotic The current number is print.
ed Oh green paper, and the flavor Of Ire.
lands patron saint, of blessed memay,
perneates every column. Evening
| Journal.
| The beard OF directors of the Catho-
lie Orphan Asylum are considering The
matter OF introducing some industrial
training into the institution for the
purpose Of teaching the boys some use
full trade by which they could earn
{. good livelihood On going out into the
| world.
John Hefferin died suddenly at or
near Cable. Wis, on Thursday last.
He was well-knoWn lumberman and
a member of the firm of Hanscom Sc
HeHerin, OF this city. He had been up
in the pineries for some time. His
family reside at 307 University avenue,
southeast.
Rev. Louis Drummond, s. j., and
Professor Of Philosophy. in the Univer-
sty Of Manitoba, will lecture at the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception
on Monday evening, April 2, his sub
ject being "Unreasonabless of Unbe-
lief" Catholics and Catholics
alike are cordially invited TO hear the
learned lecturer.
AT the office of Ring s. Tobin, the
stone contractors, there is on exhibi-
tion q fine specimen Of Kettle River
sandstone taken from their quarries on
the st. Paul & Duluth road. IL is
smooth and polished and was cut in an
incredible short space Of Tins by 5heir
new diamond saw, the 6rst OF the kind
ever introduced into the Northwest for
saving purposes. It IS hardly possible
to believe that q saw could cut sucl,
stone to such perfection, bat it does the
work with almost as much facility and
rapidity as the ordinary saw cuts logs
IN mill.
The merry Eight Pleasure Club s.
social organization of some prominence
in this city, will give its first party at
Window hall en- Easter Monday even
ing. Music will be furnished by Say
iers full orchestra. The committee
having the matter in chare are f. W.
Spencer Geo. e. McNal]y,J. j (1allagh~
or, George E. Lennon, ID. j. Elmer,
Edward Barrett, w. y. Hunt and W.
McCallum. The invitation card is
model Of neatness. The party will be
very exclusive.
TheIrish- American club has been made
permanent organization, thorough &C.
tion being taken by Number Of gen
tleman who met at the house of Con-
ductor Jerry Coughlin SIS Eight street
south, On Tuesday evening. The fol-
lowing named persons were elected ofi-
GERS of the club: President, DR.. r. p.
O'Brien; first vice president, j. d.
Mahoney, second yice-president,
Thomas Moore; secretary, VIM. Nc.
Mullen; treasurer, VIM. Linehan. The
initiation fee WAS fixed t$10, and com-
mittees were appointed to draw up a
constition and bylaws, secure a hall,
and do other work that may devolve
upon them. The next meeting will be
held Wednesday evening, April 4. at
the same place. J. s. Coughlin, Felix
I'rainor. P. Fl. Gibbons, e. w, Murphy
and ]. Ryan were appointed 3 commit
tee on membership.