The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-06-06
DULUTH NEWS.

Harry Carroll, advertising manager
for l. Freimuth. left last week on the
steamer HurOnic Oh Il short trip to
Port Arthur and the Rainy Lake dis
trict.
Rev. Father Smiers. of Two Har-
bors. passed through the city to-day
on his way to Liverpool, England.
+. l.. Ryan left last week over the
Northern Pacific for Crookston on
business.
Rev. Father Dunno. of Eau Claire,
Wis. attracted IL large audience to the
Great Eastern hall Wednesday even
ing of last week. The subject of
Father DUNES lecture was "Thc
Average Man." 1t WAS Il discourse on
life. and it's tendency is to make those
who hear it desire to live better lives,
1t puts the nearer into right relation
with his surroundings and teaches
him to properly value the gifts with
which nature has endowed him.
Health. sound body, labor and love
are. according to the teachings of the
lecturer, more to be desired than
wealth. Father Dunno is a man of
impressive personality. gifted and Gull
tured. He is eloquent and impressive
in his delivery, and the subject
matter of his lecture shows long
and earnest study of the subject
and close acquaintance with man
kind in all it's different forms.
Those who heard Father Dunno last
evening owe Il debt of gratitude to
the otticials of the st. James Catholic
church. who were instrumental in
bringing him to West Duluth. Thurs,
day evening Father Dunno spoke on
american Patriotism and Friday
evening on "WOman's Debt to Chris
tianity"
In lecture given last week on "a
Tour in Ireland" with stcreopticon
views, when the picture of the i'm
mortal Robert Emmett was thrown on
the canvas the applause was trelncn-
dous
The wedding of Miss Winnie L.
Cusick and William J. Mcbride took
place Tuesday morning at the cathe-
dral. Both are well known in Duluth
and after a wedding trip to lndiana
will make their home here.
One of the finest modern school
buildings in the Northwest. will be the
new paroclial school, which will be
constructed this summer by the
Sacred Heart parish. at the corner of
Fourth street and Second avenue
west. The building will cost about
$4,000 and the plans. prepared by
Hill Il Bray, local architects. are now
in the hands of the contractors for
figures.
The new school building will be of
brick and stone and worry unique In Il
part of the exterior decorative design.
The roof projections will be five feet
and the c;lppings will be of cut stone.
The dimensions are JAG feet by 80
feet. 1t will be three stories and have
the main entrance on Fourth street,
with one entrance OH the avenue side.
TNle building will have cut stone
around the front entrance extending
up to the second story, with hlttrcSScS
projecting out between the archways
Above the archwayS will also be !,
niche for Il lifrSiZrd piece of statllAry.
The basement will contain spacious
playroomS. halls and the library. The
first floor will contain eight large
class rooms. the second floor will CON
tain two class rooms and Il large as
sembly hall or auditorium. with Il
capacity for Twenty-Five children. The
galleries will hr located OF, the third
floor
Division No. /. \. O. H.. of this
city. conferred III" first and second de-
grccS of the order on II large class
Wednesday night. .Th" ceremonies
took place al odd Fellows hall ana a
number Of visiting brothers were in
attendance. IN" Duluth division is
fast fhrgil" ahead in the ranks of
Ilil:crniHnisn in this state. and with
its prrScn. rate of increase in men,
;,, In 1,p Il; r1 ;1,:f,:
in tile state MI arc working hard to
get in new members and the result is
apparent nj every meeting when Il
new batch Of applications is handed
in \ contest for membership is on
between the different divisions in the
state. and the Duluth division is talk
ing an active part in it. 1t has an on.