The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-11-24
CITY AND VICINITY.
The telephone call Of the Irish Standard
. 10 Mississippi Valley Co.
TERsELY TOLD.


the Bijou next week beginning with
tOmorrow's matinee.
The next dance by the United Plea
sure club will he given Thanksgiving
night, Nov. Doth at Phoenix club hall,
Seventh and Hennepin. Music bv
Galichio.
FIR. Horrigan's Sunday school ut
Holy Rosary church is now attended
by $50 boys and girls. The day school
conducted by the Dominican Sisters,
has an attendance of more than 400
pupils.
Patrolman Peter Fox, who was Sc
riously injured two weeks ago while
trying to stop u runaway team, is
still at his home suffering severely.
However, he is improving, and hopes
to be out before many weeks.
The Gay Morning Glory Burles-
quers will be the attraction at the
Dewey theater next week beginning
with tomorow's matinee The COM
pany contains 30 people and is said to
give an excellent entertainment.
The Emerald Social club will give
the second dance of the present sea-
son Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 2Sth at
Kistlers hall, corner Lyndale and
Sixth Ave. n. Despard's orchestra
will play.
An entertainment Of a high standard
of excellence and a palatable Thanks
giving supper will be given by the
parishioners of Holy Rosary church
next Thursday evening at Holy Ro-
sary hail. Admission including sup
per only 25c.
Knights of Columbus. Hennepin
Council No. 435. met at their hall. 800
Nicollet avenue. last Thursday even
ing and initiated % new candidates
into the order. The election of officers
for the ensuing year occurs on Dec.
10. AS the present officers are Civ
ing eminent satisfaction they are like
ly to be retained for another year.
r. ]. Kennedy, John ]. Regain, Jo-
seph Schultz and Rev. ]. Harrington
have returned from their hunting trip
near Aitkin and brought back with
them six deer. They We're elated over
their success as Nimrods and would
not have missed the fun they had for
anything. The friends of the sports
men have been dining son venison
since their return.
candidate for governor, received many
" votes that were intended for John
Lind. Careless voters placed mark
after Democrat wherever they saw
it on the ticket and thus voted for
both Lind and Lucas for the same Of
- flee. Every ticket thus marked was
not counted for either of them. 1t
is supposed that Lucas was encour-
aged by the Republicans to run for the
purpose of defeating Lind.
Matt Gallagher, the we'll known
young attorney and Democratic poll
tfcian, after residence of 80 years
in Minneapolis. has decided to make
Omaha, Neb., his future home. Mr..
Gallagher has purchased the right to
use the Keeley cure in Nebraska, and
will establish large institute in Oma-
ha. Mr.. Gallagher and his family
left for Omaha last Monday. His
many friends in this city wish him
success in his new undertaking. In
former years Mr.. Gallagher was an ar
dent advocate of prohibition.
Michael Coughlin, a car inspector
for the Great Northern railroad lost
his right foot Wednesday evening al
the result of an accident. While EN-.
gagged in attending to his duties early
in the evening in the yards near ele,
vator A, Mr.. Coughlin was between
the cars when a locomotive bumped in.
to them and the wheels passed over
the inspectors right foot. The mem.
Der was so badly crushed that it was
amputated at st. Mary's hospital
where the injured man was taken. He
was resting easily at midnight. Mr.
Coughlin is we'll known in railroad
circles, and lives with his wife and
family at 255 Fremont avenue N.
He belongs to Div. No. 1, A. o. II.
At the ratification banquet held
Wednesday night by the Third Ward
Republican club Mayor-elect Ames is
reported to have said: II want to say
to you that on my Inauguration day
will be able to announce to you a
police force that is entirely Repub
lican. I cannot announce it now,
but on that day I assure you that
will, and it will be Republican through
and through" If the genial doctor
imagines that he will strengthen him
self by such discrimination he is labor
ing under delusion. He was elected
by the aid of Democrats. and if he
has aspirations for higher positions
after the expiration of his mayoralty
term he will discover his mistake.
The Death Roll.
Mrs. John COstigan. BOG Eighteenth