The Irish standard., 1896-03-21

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4 GREAT SUCCESS.
Rev. j. Harrington Returns Thanks for
Favors on St. Patrick's Day.
Rev. Father Harrington, pastor Of AS
cens.on church, begs to return his most
sincere thanks to the following business
men and firms, both individually and
collectively, for the aid they rendered in
making his Patr.ck's Day entertainment
a grand financial success by liberal ad-
| yertising in the program. He reminds his
Pensioners Of the obligation they owe to
the advertisers and urges them to give
them the preference in their trade, every
! thing else being equal, and thus repay
them hundred fold for their generous
contributions. The following are the
names of the advertisers in full:
| Goodfellow's, 247-251 Nieollet avenue;
Globe Barber Shop and Bath Rooms,
| Globe building; w, ]. Dyer & Bro, mus
icai instruments; N. Faber, boots and
shoes, 210 Plymouth avenue; Mcdonald
Bros, china, crockery, glassware, ETC.,
311-315 First avenue north; Scarlet
Printing Co., Is, Is, 20 North Fourth
oLISCL, IAV ohN1A6S IAlA SoAiA p'"AA' !,
ITO Temple Court; U. S. Storage House;
1O0-1O6 Third avenue north Raymer's
Old Book Store, 243 Fourth avenue south;
Goodnow & Lather, wood and coal, 20
Fourth street south; The Evening Journal;
the great Irish picture, English argu-
ment on Irish Soil and Irish Argument en-
American SOIL" 401 Guaranty Loan build
ing; Hof1lin-T Thompson Drug Co., 1Ol
Washington avenue south; r. q. Winter,
matchmaker and jeweler, 321 Nicollet
avenue; Yerxa's, grocers; John W..
Thomas & Co., 5OO1506 Nicollet avenue;
Kane &, Co., real estate, loans and lnsur-
ance, 100 Fourth street south; A. j. Kelly
merchant tailor, 20 Washington avenue
south; Geesaman & Murphy, printers and
photographers, 16, 18, 20 Fourth street
north; Troy Steam Laundry, 1922 Sew
enth street south; Peter Neuman, meat
market, 1924 Twentieth avenue north;
Knaeble & Scherer, house furnishers and
undertakers, 519-515 Plymouth avenue;
w. c. Leary, lawyer. 203 Sykes block;
Gawne's Bazaar, 1927, 1929, 1881 Washing
ton avenue north; McCluskey, tailor and
importer, 528 N:collet avenue; Voegeli
Bros. Drug Company "a Washington av-
south: John J. McHale, attorney, $500
Bank of Commerce; Lehigh Coal and
Iron Company, 1928 Washington avenue
north; Frank A. Keller, fruits, confec-
tionery, etc., "11o0 Twentieth avenue
north H. T. Bishop, photographer, Syn
dictate block; Brush, the artistic photo
grapher, corner Sixth street and Henne-
PIN; Soule & Co., Emerson Meat Market,
2601 Enerson avenue north; ?. A.
Shaughnessy, staple and fancy groceries,
1913 Emerson avenue north; Archibald
Business College, 16 Fifth street south;
Stremel Bros, hardware and roofing,
1901 Washington avenue north; the STAN
dard Bank, PA Twentieth avenue north:
Camerons Express and Transfer, 425-427
Plymouth avenue north; F. w. Ruff, fresh
and salt meats, 727 729 Twentieth avenue
north; Mrs. Gorham, 304 Twentieth av-
enue north; y. E. Calhoun. crayon por-
traits, 635 Lyndale Place; Danek's Phar-
macy, corner Plymouth and Washington
avenues north; H. J. Dahn, groceries, ETC.,
512 Plymouth avenue; I. III. Long, gro
ceries, dry goods and notions, 1872 Twen-
ty-s:xth avenue north; DERRICK &. Co., fur
niture, 1926 Wash avenue north; High
land Park meat market, 926 Twentieth
avenue north; G. III. Hooper, grocer, S24
Twentieth north; Chas. G.. Lindquist,
matchmaker and jeweler, 1917 Washing
ton avenue north; Acme Steam Laundry,
$50 Plymouth Avenue north: Blue Front
Grocery, 1401 Washington avenue north;
Highland Park drug store, 929 Twentieth
avenue north; j. Braasch, hardware, etc.,
914 Twentieth avenue north; n. Aim
strum & Co., fine shoes, 1919 Washington
avenue north; John j. Ogg, druggist, 2s0
Twentieth avenue north; Minnesota Wood
Supply Company, 1901 Washington av-
enue north; Chas. Zahradka, fine and
heavy harness, 201 Plymouth avenue;
Solberg, the grocer, 928 Twentieth avenue
north; Mitchell Bros, staple and fancy
groceries, 527 Plymouth avenue; Wash
ington Bank; The Minneapolis Tribune.
Minneapolis Provision Company, Gil
Third street south: Hansen & Mcleod,
merchant tailors, 244 Nicollet avenue;
w. G. Stafford, photographer, 1891 Wash
ington avenue north; H. Kelly & Co., san
itary plumbers, 256 Second avenue south;
John M. Gleason, funeral director and en-
balmer 253 First avenue south; The
Times; Tom Moore Cigar, Winston Far
rington & Co., sole agents; j. A. Doll & co.
groceries and provisions, 300 Plymouth
avenue; Miller, photographer, 427-4z9
Nicollet avenue; Fox 4 OBrien, under
takers and funeral directors, 2O9 Central
avenue Lill.bridge, pie, bread, cakes and
DdSLrys bFEbldu6I Dill IOoIlu5 SOA1PdAJ,
rear of Boston block; Shevlin- Carpenter
Company, lumber lath and shingles. foot
Fourth avenue north; Robert Pratt, dry
mill wood, 1871 Washington avenue north;
Meagher & Co., fuel dealers, 514 Tenth
avenue north; Kennedy Bros, Columbia
bicycles, 322-S24 Nicollet; Minnetonka
Meat and Provision Company, 31S Nicol-
let avenue; Kohl & Middleton's Palace
Museum: Boston Dental Parlors, 81
Third street south; DR.. R. P. O'Brien, Cos
Nicollet avenue; LEM, the tailor. 1891
Washington, avenue north; Paegel's Har-
ness shop, Ais Plymouth avenue; The
Penny Press metropolitan Theater and
Hannah Shoe Company.
Gl|MPSES OF IRELAND.
Frank F. Davis To Repeat His Lectur
At the Lyceum.
That the public interest in the illus
trated lecture upon Ireland. entitled
"Glimpses of Ireland from Bicycle,
which: Fralnk F. Davis is to deliver at
tho 1,ca,,n theateT Wednesday evening,