The Irish standard., 1901-11-09

rOll, IAIflck Ryan, "A. -. " Brlen, John
Downs, NJ. r. Canty, P. Heily, Mrs. p.
H. O'Hara, M. J. Mcdonnell, Robert
Brennan, NJ. II. Noonau, NJ. H. Cav
ley, j. Sammon, Thomas Hoban, II.
w. Strong, A. Moran, A. Lennon,
Thos. Hayden, ]. L. Mccormick, Grove
Bros, James Conway, Mrs. L. Flaher-
ty. p. II. Mccormick, d. Aitken, VIM.
Casey, D. Donovan, Ed. Downs, Mrs.
P. Leonard, p. J. Mcclure, Patrick
Hyland, Thos. Hyland, r. McBrady,
John Connolly, J. Seaman, NJ. McHugh,
R. A. Costello, A. E. Heymann, r..
Smithwick, John Boylan, A. ]. Mclean,
Miss Mary Rudy, N. Mallory, E. Brod-
erick, Casey Bros, w. e. Burns, P. j.
Sullivan, NJ. Fahey, J. Fl. Sullivan, NJ.
Smithwick, Ed. Gallagher, M. L. Cos
tello, J. A. Green, P. L. Fallon, ]. Eros
ina, P. A. Dwyer, NJ. W. Bowling, NJ.
Brennan, Mrs. NJ. Keefe, F. A. Maley,
A. Cawley, P. Cawley, John Burns,
JAS King, John Lynch,
Barry-John Dunn, Converse & Dib-
ley, VIM. Nash, d. Foley, A. Harrison,
]. P. Casey, R. J. Donovan, NJ. P. Lar
kin, Jas. Regain, Patrick Mullin, Mich
ael Taaffe, VIM. Byrne, James Miller,
Patrick Regain, S. Ryan, Jas. Han
ratty. D. McGrory, VIM. Fermoyle, R.
Reedy, John Curran, w, ], O'Donnell,
NJ. Cregan.
Wheaton-P. J. Hopkins, j. D. Fail
lon, H. Bowling, Thos. Dunno.
Some of these Republican counties
up this way are evidently not able to
move along very we'll without Dem
ocratic sheriffs. For instance Big
Stone county has John Gowan; Trav-
erse county has p. ]. Hopkins; Stevens
county, J. r. Delahunt and Swift coun-
ty Sheriff McShane. All capable and
trustworthy men. Our Republican
friends assist sometimes in doing the
proper thing.
Perhaps one Of the best known men
in Big Stone county is NJ. J. Melon
nell. Years ago Mac served in the
some three terms. He gave
splendid satisfaction and is one of
that class of man who wears well and
retains all the popularity Of his young
or days.
William Byrnes is one of the old res
idems of Barry. "Billy," as he is
Familiarity known, formerly lived in
and has host of friends
there as we'll as here. His respected
wife is also from the Flour City.
Another of the cold guard" with
whom your representative long since
became acquainted, is NJ P. Larlin,
of Barry. He has splendid home and
farm property and is looked upon as
one Of the solid men Of the community
Grove Bros. & Cregan are erecting a
new building for store purposes. Their
business in Gracevillc has so increased
as to demand this.
II. A. Costello. who is quite we'll
known throughout the state, is engaged
in the hardware business in Graceville
and is doing we'll
A. d. OBrien, banker; J. Sammon,
general store: Mcclure Bros, general
store: nllos. Hoban, hotel; J. Il. Keat-
ing, wood AMI coal M. Il. CAVITY, insur-
ancc; Robert Brennan, butcher; M. T..
Costello, butcher; VIM. Carroll, hotel;
AMI number of others, whom we can
not now call to memory in business
way, are all meeting with success in
I'm a political miX-up such men as
Andy Lennon, Jas. Conway. p. Heily,
John Downs. Tom Hayden. r. Nc
Brady, d. Donovan, M. Il. Noonan,
Dave Aitlien and NJ. ]. Mcdonnell can't
he cXcelcd. So we have been informed.
In a running debate upon any political
topic. including tariff, reciprocity or
local issues, THE interest is never al
lowed to wane.
Lack OF space forbids us to go far
thcr. In n future letter the ground
will be more fully covered.
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