The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-11-16
BRIEF MENTION.
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articles. 500 Hennepin avenue.

mas cOllcluleu HIS lll\tStiSdtlou vi
Sheriff Magaarden'S accounts and has
handed his report to Governor Van
SAINT.
Rev. =. Danphy. pastor of ST Ste
pllen's church. delivered an eloquent
eulOgy on st. Charles ROrrOmcO at
Father Cl":,r,"S c,,.llrh last Sul,i:l,.
morning.
The number of enliStmrnts for the
United States army in Minneapolis
during the past eleven months was
:;2S. In st. Paul the number was DIG
during the same period.
Ball and party invitations and pro
grams and printing of all kinds fur
nished at the Irish Standard office, 81
Fourth street S. See our samples and
prices before ordering elsewhere.
1t is said that the best address de
liverel ut Yale College on the occasion
of the recent anniversary celebration
at that famous institution was by
DIR. Cyrus NoMhrup of the Minnesota
University.
The Minneapolis Lodge of ElkS an
nolnceS that preparations are being
made for a series of high grade dr;l-
matte and musical events by the
musical and dramatic club recently
organized by them.
Anthony Kelly u Co. of this city,
have secured the coffee contract for
the state institutions from the board
of control. The baking powder con
tract went to Foley Bros. 4 Kelly. of
st. Paul.
The ST. Anthony Total Abstinence
and Benefit Society will give IL card
party ut the residence of the vice
president, Andrew Breen, 2OJ Twenty
second avenue n. f.. next Friday ev-
ening. All are invited.
The MonyolianS engaged in the
laundry business in this city shed no
tears over the demise of their distin-
gushcd countlyman, Ii Hung Chang.
Earl Ii was an ariStocrat and cared
nothing for the mass of thc people of
China.
\ Spiritu;lliStic meeting broke up in
disorder at Century Hall last Sunday.
y Mrs Jacobs StigmatiZcd the medium
from Boston as Il fraud and an i'm
poster. Tho dupes who paid for adj
mission failed to get their money back
at the box office.
John II. Collins. son of Mr. and Mrs.
l.. l.. Collins of the East side, met
with IL painful accident last Monday
ut his place of employment. His hand
was caught i'll the machinery and two
fingers nearly severed, although it is
thought that they can be saved.
Wedding invitations printed to order
at the Irish Standard Office. All the
latest styles in workmanship and de
sign. We guarantee satisfaction and
furnish these goods at about one-halt
the price charged by Nicollet avenue
statiOners.
Why patronize cheap sweatshop tail
srs or throw your money away on fac
tory-made suits and overcoats when
you can have them made up-to-date by
honest tailors, who guarantee satisfac
ton. Archer-Jerdee Tailoring Co., "a
Sixth street s.
The pastor of the Plymouth ConGre-
gatonal church delivered Il eulogy on
Lii Hung Chang, "the heather Chince, -
last Sunday evening. lie closed his
address as follows: "Let us drop Il
tear to his memory, and what God
is going to do with him is not ours
to decide"
Division No. 9, \. o. H., will meet
tomorrow afternoon ut Labor Temple.
At this meeting the handsome swing
ing silver water pitcher will be given
Ito the lucky winner. Other important
features of the meeting will be the
comforting of degrees. The meeting
will be called at 2:.3O o'clock.
Samuel Il. Thayer. former United
States minister to the Netherlands,
has arrived home from Holland. He
says the Hollanders are unanimous
and earnest in their sympathy for the
Beers. and show this by liberal con-
tributions of money, sent through So
cietics organized for that purpose
Charles =. Lewis, of the Chamber
of Commerce, who has recently re-
turned from trip through North
Dakota and northern Wisconsin, is of
the opinion that wheat will command
30 cents in a short time. Mr.. Lewis
bases his opinion on the fact that
there is a serious deficit i'll all coun-
tries except the United States
The Irish Standard furnishes hand
some ribbon badges to order at reason
able rates to divisions of the A. o. II
and Ladies' Auxiliary, also to court.
of the Catholic Order of Foresters
Samples on hand at this Office. Core
spondence from parties out of the city
will receive prompt attention, Salts
faction guaranteed. =
The Minneapolis Tribune II; IS Il
Sioux City correspondent who sends
sensational news about priests and
bishops. Strange to say. the same
news appears in Sioux City paper