The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-17

heart. The heroine is sweet Kentucky
girl, girl Of flesh and blood, q product
OF nature untrammeled, q blushing bud
on q wild rose bush, IN whose love at
fairs one takes q lively interest. The
production is an elaborate and expensive
one and the scores represented are re-
markable for their fidelity to nature.
Next Tuesday evening, November u
q lecture by Rev. Father Stritch. Of
Glencoe, and sacred concert by some Of
the best musical artists in the city will
be given at st. Lawrence church, corner
Seventh street and Twelfth avenue
southeast. The subject OF the lecture
will be "Our Country and Our Homes"
Father Stritch is 40 eloquent orator and
sn accomplished scholar. 1t will be a
great treat to those who will have the
pleasure of hearing him next Tuesday
evening. The entertainment will close
with supper and light refreshments,
under the auspices of the ladies Of the
parish, at the pastoral residence adjoin-
ing the church. All are cordially in
vited.
The county commissioners held an ad-
journed meeting last Saturday morning,
and among other things they passed the
bills incidental to the election The bill
for printing the county ballots was ST.
8l6.75, and the amount paid out to
judges for returning the results to the
auditor was 1868 40. The candidates
contributed sl,1O0 of the amount. TIE
bills we're ordered paid. Reports from
the clerk of courts showed receipts Of
So $685. 80 and disbursements OF 81, 1885,;
register of deeds, receipts, 81 ,8l9.25; dis
81, 239 81; p !or ferm, receipts,
1868 SO; expenditures, $725 AZ. A COM
was received asking the
board to appoint delegate to attend
the trans Mississippi commercial con-
Rress to be held in St Louis Nov. 26. @.
r. Cooley was selected as delegate by
resolution.
The Hennepin County Catholic Build
ing and Loan Association held a meet
ing Thursday evening, at which num-
Der of ap plicants for releases under the
present motion releasing the 18th series
appeared and secured the necessary for
NAL release. The bills for October,
which had not been audited during the
over the question of releas
ing the 18th series, were taken up and
passed and during the evening a number
Of pieces of property were put up and
sold to members. Three tracts were dis
posed of ia this way altogether, the first
to $4,000, the second to Sl,45o
and the last $3.50. The sales were all
cash. in lieu of cash free stock being &C.
,epted from one of the stockholders, it
having full cash value which could
nave been realized upon.
Last Monday evening, Mr.. J. F. Nc
3uire, of St, Paul, delivered an address
before the St. Anthony Crusaders soci-
,ty, on the necessity of popnlarizing the
Total Abstinence movement by frequent
allies and through the press. it being
,he first of a series of entertainments to
% given during the fall and winter. The
aal! was filed and everybody went home
pleased. The following program was
rendered.: Address, j. +. Mcclure;
song, John German; recitation, Miss
Julia Harrington; solo, Miss Mollle
Lyons; address. E. F. O'Regan, recita-
ion, Miss Mary McFadden; address,
Rev. James O'Reilly. President Smith
also addressed the meeting. Next rally
will be given November Goth, when other
prominent speakers will address the So
,iety.
Next week charming western drama
entitled 4'Littie NugEett,' wall be pre-
,ented at the Peoples Theatre by Mana
zer Sterling's Stock company, with all
he necessary accessories of artistic and
beautiful stage settings, realistic scenery,
song and dance speoialties and bright
catchy music. The enterprislng mana
,ef of the Peoples Theatre had added an
other attractive souvenir to the gifts ne
IS presenting his patrons throughout the
present week, in the shape of lot OF
inc. fat turkeys, which he will donate to
he people who attend the Saturday
matinee performance. It is the purpose
If the management to continue this most
acceptable gift all through Thanksgiving
week, and great many people Will have
IN opportunity to secure splendid din
1er free, by attending the performances
during this special season. The success
II this original move on the part OF MI
Sterling has been demonstrated by the
arpe houses at the performances last
week.
There was a little group of Wisconsin