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day to build a two. story wooden dive
ling at 42O6 Nicollet avenue, to cos
$4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs: Ira Myers of Grea
Falls; Mont. are visiting MIR. and Mrs
John McGurk and family, 3l6 18th ave
nue. north.
Mrs. Cramsie and family desire t,
thank their friends for the many acts O
kindness shown them in their late be
reayement.
! The family circle of Joseph Pottner
22l5 Sixteenth avenue south, was en-
larged on the Goth inst. by the advent
of daughter.
News was received in St. Paul Tues.
day Of the death Of j. II. Hanson, 8
former st. Paul journalist, in Hot
Springs, Ark, last Monday.
The Immaculate Conception Crusad.
ers last Tuesday evening nominated
delegates to the g. L. A. Convention.
Election next Tuesday evening.
The Columbia Literary society meet
next Monday evening at Crusaders AS
ISOLATION hall. Subject-Monarchism
and quotations from proverbs"
Tomorrow, Sunday morning the
Crusaders T. A. Society will attend
Holy Communion in a body at the
church of the Immaculate Conception.
The case of Maria Gleason against
j. G.. Jackson for 5000 damages for in
ju1ies received from falling down an ele-
vator shaft. was dismissed Wednesday.
The plaintiff failed to appear,
E. G. Pratt has commenced a suit
against j. w. Grove. asking for the ap-
pointment of receiver to take charge
Of the affairs and close up the business
Of the Buckeye Fuel company.
The partnership heretofore existing
between Messrs. Pottner and Plachy,
1915 Franklin avenue, was dissolved on
Tuesday, the 23d inst, by mutual con-
sent, Mr.. Pottner retiring from the
firm.
AID. Fred w. Barrows, John W.
Henion, G. NJ. Foote and l.. D. DAILY,
returned Tuesday from Louisville, KY,
where they attended the annual meet
ing az the American Waterworks asso.
citation.
One week from tomorrow a large
number Of Crusaders from the Immae-
ulate Conception and st. AnthoMy So
cieties will visit their brethren at Cor
coran, where the day will be pleasantly
spent.
Miles Fl. Mcclure of Mcclure Bros,
is distributing vast number of choice
cigars among his many friends, the oc-
casion being the arrival at his home
2419 Dupont avenue of an eleven pound
bOY on last Monday.
The case of Charles J. Swanson & Co.
against the Mississippi ANA Rum River
Boom COMPANY, to recover $13 COO for
damages claimed to have been caused
by the rafting OF logs down the river,
was dismissed Tuesday.
Next Monday evening a grand total
abstinence reunion will be held at Holy
Rosary Church hall, to ne participated
by the societies of the East and West
side. The object is to enlarge the
Father Mathew society of Holy Rosary
parish.
F. P. Gluck, who runs a saloon at
Washington and Fourth avenues south,
and who was convicted of keeping his
place open on Sunday, has appealed his
case to the supreme court. The Col
umbia association will make a test in
this case.
Judge Lochren filed a decision Tues.
day in an action by George and Henry
f.. McAllister against John r. and
John e.. Osborne to quiet title to land
on Nicolllet avenue near Third street.
declaring the plaintiffs are owners of
two~tnirds of the land and that John G.
Osborne owns the remaining One-third.
AN important conference of Bishops
was he'd at St. Paul during the week.
Among those present were Archbishop
Ireland, Bishops Grace and Marty. A
list of names of prominent Catholic
clergy Of the Northwest will be forward
ed to the Holy Father al Rome, and
from these it is almost certain that
Bishops will be appointed for the Sees
of " inona, Duluth and North Dakota.
Mrs Patrick Finn died at the family
residence, 621 Washington street, north
east, Tuesday night. Mrs. Finn was a
lady greatly esteemed by those who
bore her acquaintance, and her death
viii, be sincerely regretted Services
were held over her remains at the
Church Of st. Anthony of Padua Thurs
day morning, after which interment