The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-06-29

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Sauk Center MINI. On the Fourth Of
,TnIy 4 grand picnic and celebration will
be fefd at Kfnselta's Grove for the bene-s
fit ,of the English \, speaking Catholic
chureh and mission Of sank Center. The
e,rora l. ,noar IA a,,t,fnllvS situated a.; and is
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1ust the proper pei = piacs = spenu : e
hot. july. Plerlteous shade ana and plenty
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ments served all day. a large PLATFORM
viii be erected for dancing anti d! fine or
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$780, !, i, !
Athlet1c sports Wlit - 8. = q y,
day. A baseball match between rival
teams will take place. There Will he
FRO. sc war between the 20 strongest men
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Of Raymond. appropriate e . : a ~
honor Of the day of independence Will
ncc,,,, aftar the dinner hour. Popular
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sons are especlally invite'el = i - ioi1o
ing are the committee having the cele-
hra+ion IN charge: Messrs M. Hogan,
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hlhseila' Maut t Nafa ~, 4 80,
ley, Tom Murphy, Jas Larkiil' ' ol1 -. =
ian. Michael Morris, John Allen. and g.
Il. Bennett: Mesdanes w. T. Lynch, u.
I. Murphy. sR. =. O'Connen, G. II. Ben
sa,,a Rennett ond o. Conner. n. ss
$500 @ ID 1|3 --
Faribault, Mimi. The funeral q
Thomas Roach. who dted from 81. bright I. =
disease, took place on June 10, Kew. II
Conry officiating at the obsequies. Inc
Pitt says Of the deceased: Thomas Roach
r.e1ara frnu whence he e1nigrated to
4 ,,asr;ca an his youth. He came to
nine co1,,,4v in 1S5e from Indianapolis
.Ina 90. ss+tlad IN a farm, IN the town
- 'chi aIasvil,a WHARF IA remained until
- raii ~ 1ps5 whan II sold his farm
49, an,,, !, a,cad WORT LAYING track Oh
- nsi,.1a ,,1.aa road which sente1ed this
CITY that fall. He has remained In the
10y ~, w. - .tsa nIi1wa,,l-aa cnmnanv ever
:; - has,,a .barga ~ the section run
ming south TON ans si.f d mnI Far th ~.
gagged IN more llnpol 80. 80 tharoad Az
company gu otnel palss =: =. 49, Az ans.rxa
ways exact aneI Eeitauie = - ~. Is )
ance OF MS uutles' ne was - us.ss as.1u
esteemed ny MS elllpioyein, anu US ~ -
sldered among talee yes. .tsseA5la ~ =
the state. Ae IS survived fet, ny = VIE aL1
eight children, VINO nave inc ~ na 'l 9
Of friends in their bereavement. ],
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Negaunee, Mich:--Itev: a tl' s.A 1t,,
aelss lecture on Cellpacy, = Or s,,,W WI. ~
Priests Do Not MARTY, at sI. ra Lell !
church Sunday evening, July. lay ~, was W.
well attended ana greatiy apprecla ,rss :
throughout says the iron aeraid' = lh =
speaker handled the sup1ect ~ al. slo-
quent and logical manner which com
naanded the strictest attention OF n al
hearers for over two hours. a goodly
number Of .Ishpemuing and nd Maar ar!
finast lectures ever heard here sai
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Hastings, Minn.-Mr. James; Fltzger:-
aid died Sunday at the residence OF his
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