The Irish standard., 1900-09-29

ANSAAShAOSA SAAN SdSuOlk\ 1ooN JUL Os
I2A Fourth street NJ, near Hennepin
Mrs. T. l.. Collins returned home on
last Monday after visiting her old
home in Cannon Falls.
Ascension Court No. 558 Catholic
Order of Foresters donated $40 to the
Galveston relief fund.
The A. o. Fl. county board of Hen
nepin county will meet at 2:3O O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon at Labor Temple.
Superintendent Jordan reports an
enrolment of 32,7O2 pupils in the. city
schools for the month closing Friday,
Sept q.
Division No. 3 A. o. H. will give it's
first grand ball of the season at A. o.
U. w. Hall, 800 Central avenue, on
All Hallow Fen, Oct. 81.
Prof. William R. Dobbyn has gone
back to the Republican party. He
favors imperialism and an Anglo
American alliance. That accounts for
his flop.
Judge Norton H. Hemiup, pioneer
3 of Hennepin county, died in New York
last Saturday. He was an active and
esteemed citizen of Minneapolis for
many years.
The Women's Temperance Society
of st. Anthony's parish, will hold Il
special meeting tomorrow at 2 o'clocl;
in st. Anthony's hall. Every member
is requested to be present.
The Emerald Social Club will give a
Hallow Fen ball at Forester hail. 2O1s
Washington avenue north, Wednes.
day evening, Oct. 81. This club will
/ give series of parties during the win.
ter.
The holder of ticket No. 500 is the
winner of the handsome sofa pillow,
in the drawing conducted by st. Bird
gets Court, w. c. o. T. The rarity
holding this number can secure the
prize at 1911 Fourth street north. S..
M. w. Nash, candidate for nomina-
ton for county commissioner in the
Third district. defeated Charles Will
kins by So votes. He is the only Irish.
man nominated on the Republican
ticket.
The other evening at Harmonic hall
Ignatius Donnelly and A. A. Ames adj
dressed a Populist meeting. Don.
nelly declared that the only freedom
for this country is defeat of William
J. Bryan, and Ames vehemently as
serted that he is patriot.
Preparations for grand bazaar are
in progress by the ladies of st. Stepll-
ems parish. It will open in the
church hall on Monday, Oct. Is, and
continue during the week. All par
tjeniars regarding the event will be
,nhnonhced later in these columns.
"Aiississippi JIM the hermit. of
Minnehaha. died G't St. aiary's hospi-
tai last Saturday and was buried in
the potter's field on Tuesday. His
correct name was Samuel McNott, and
not James Knight, as error :ously an
nounced. He was native of Nova
Scotia and of Scotch parentage.
Capt. John E. Moran, formerly in
the. shoe business on Nicollet avenue,
but for several years resident of
Great Falls, Mont, was recently
wounded in a battle with the Filipinos
near Manila. His many friends in
: this city hope he was not severely in
jured.
Luth Jaeger and William Baldwin
ran neck and neck for nominees for
clerk Of the district court on the Dem
ocratic ticket. Jaeger carried the prize
by 1O1 majority. He is a strong can
didate and is thoroughly. competent to
perform the, duties of, the Office, If
elected. ., e..-.
The many young friends of Master
Temmie Boardman rendered him n
pleasant surprise at his home, 1911
Fourth street north, on the occasion
Of his 18th birthday; and the young
lad received many handsome presents.
A delightful evening was spent with
games of all kinds and a palatable
luncheon followed the festivities.
"Well, doc, the 6. o. p. has swal-
lowed s'you at last exclaimed a citi
zen to Dr.. A. "A. Ames, Republican
nominee for mayor. "Not by long
shot, replied ;Alonzo. ut is I who
have swallowed the g. o. p" The ex-
Democrat win find out on election dag
that the Republican elephant is too
much for his digestive organs.
The Women's Temperance Society
Of st. Anthony parish will give. a
musical and literary entertainment on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 2, at st. An
. thongs Parish hall, corner Of Eighth
avenue and Second street. Admis-
sion 10 cents, including a chance on
a; beautiful oil painting. All the pa
rishioners should encourage this soci-
ETY. in their good work.
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