The Irish standard., 1895-08-31
STANDARD SIGNALS,

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Ardpch, N. D., where he begins anothe
term of school. $s
E The latest runor regarding the exposi
ton property is that Ringing Bros hay
their eye on it for winter headquarter
for their circus.
William Lonsdale and Miss Matilda
Lotus we're married at the Church o
the Ascension on wednesday mornin,
last al 1880 O'Clock, Rev. Father Harring
ton officiating. #
Timothy i. Beach claims that his wife
Annie Beach, has deserted him and re
fuses to live with him as his lawful wife
He has brought an action for divorce Ii
consequence.
Reatrix Lanell, aged is years, dice
at the home Of her mother, 416 Twelfth
avenue northeast, on Monday Afternoon
last after a protracted illness. Tn.
funeral took place on Thursday morning
intern1ent being IN st. Mary's cemetery.
PARKER Pearson Valentine, who was las
heard from in Colorado, is the heir tc
about s1O0 900 worth Of property left him
by his mother, Lucy A. Valentine, who
died in Wisconsin lately. Valentine left
Minneapolis to escape arrest for murder
Is years ago.
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which will embody the principles of the
curfew movement, recently adopted in
<other cities. 1t is calculated to keep chill
dren under the age Of 16 of the streets
between the hours Of 9 p. m. and 6 a. M,
except in cases of necessity
Levi l.. Cook, owner of the Windsor
hotel property, has begun proceedings in
the district court for the purpose Of Sc
curing an injunction against Hubert
Bown, Lilas E. Rsley, Elmer F. Cole and
Charles e. Nelson. The whole affair
grows out of the sale of the Windsor lease
hold and effects.
High mass will be introduced again,
after the summer months, in ST. Charles
church, Father Cleary, pastor next Sun
day. Mrs. Parks will again have charge
of the choir. Masses at and 1890, Sum
day school at 2:3O. Strangers always well
come. Gentlemanly ushers will assign
them seats.
The Commercial Clubs reception to
Col. J. H. Page, Third infantry, the new
co,nmandant at Ft. Smelling, and the Of
ficers stationed there, will be held at the
club rooms in the Kasota block this even
ing. The reception will be to the of
ficers alone, and reception to the Off
GERS and their ladies' may be a later feat
ure.
The board of education wants the pub
lie to observe that the public schools are
opened on Tuesday, Sept. 8. The COM
mon schools will open at 9 a. I'M: the high
schools at $50 a. m. There has been q
great deal Of talk about postponement
of the opening of the schools to Sept. Is.
There is not he least foundation in those
rumors.
Several of the chicken shooters for hav-
ing viok1ted the game laws in Anoka
county, appeared before Municipal Judge
Fitch, at Anoka, on Wednesday, pleaded
guilty and paid their fines. Among the
party were Aid. Alexander and Joe Law
renee. The others will be called upon
later; while still Others whose names have
not as yet been printed will be permitted
to Hquidate later
Clerk OF the Courts Dickey is hard at
work upon the September term calendar,
for 1t Is imperative that It shall be out,
Sept. 10. Up to- date there are 1850 cases
to be recorded on its pages of which 221
are continued from last term and 800 are
notes OF issue recently sled. It is
Thought that the calendar will not exceed
1900 cases, as the attorneys having the
most cases have all filed their notes of
ISSUE
A lawn social will be held on the
grounds Of Ascension church, North Min
neapolis, on Thursday evening, Sept. s.
The ticekts have been placed at the low
sum Of IS cents, children, 10 cents. 1t
will be one of the most enjoyable occa-
eions of the season and will no doubt be
largely attended, as it deserves to be. No
pains have been spared to make every
feature entertaining and the evening may
be looked forward to with delightful an
ticipation.
A farewell lawn festival will be given at
the Coliseum grounds, Twelfth and Uni
versdty avenues southeast on Thursday
evening, Sept s. This entertainment will
be for the benefit of the Lawrence church
and q general invitation is extended. Not
only is the cause most worthy one. but
the festival itself will be one OF the high
est enjoyment Our Catholic citizens,
particularly In that section Of the city,
will no doubt attend in Largo numbers,
unless entertained elsewhere on that par
ticular evening.
There was campfire and entertain
ment at Schaffer Post Hall Wednesday
evening. The hall was we'll filled, nearly
every post in the city being represent
ed Past Commander M. KEGS welcomed
those present in a felicitous address and
called Comrade Wiseman to the chair,
who opened the campfire with short adj
dress. An address was also delivered by
Mrs. Kate Keen, president of the corps,
welcoming the guests. Comrade Joseph
Miller related an incident Of the war.
Andrew Nelson, charged with rape up
on Miss Helen Anderson, will practically
60 free by his voluntary reparation. He
received permission to visit minister
in charge of a deputy sheriff. Miss An.
derson accompanied him and when the
couple returned to the Jail they were Mr..
and Mrs. A Nelson. The case will now
be dismissed or nominal fine ordered.
The proposed investigation Of the books
of the former executive agent, w. F..
Andrus, of the state game and fish COM
mission, has been abandoned.
An event of much interest will occur on
the evening Of Sept. 4at9the Grand Opera
house. Saltwater, MINI. 1t being the |
first production of Joseph McDermott's |
romantic drama entitled 'eThe Heart of |
Nevada" by a strong and capable COM
pany of artists. e. w. Durant, of the I
Grand Opera house, may we'll congratu-
late himself on having secured the origin
al production of this realistic picture Of
life which cannot fail to please the public.
What excttes further interest is the fact
that Mr.. McDsrmott is a member OF the +
A. o. Fl and D. Of e. and q large attend