The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-09-03
CITY IN BRIEF.

Michael P. McHugh of the Nicollet
Hotel is back from the east after
visit of two weeks among relatives
and friends at Portland, Me-, and
other eastern points.
The Provincial of the Jesuits of the
Missouri Province has appointed
Fathers Patrick ]. Mulconry and Thos
G. McKeogh to give missions together
this year. Applications for missions
are made directly to Father Mulconry,
40 w. 10Th ST., Chicago, Ill.
Among the Catholic schools of the
city which opened last Thursday are
st. Anthony and Ascension. Holy
Angels Academy, the Parochial school
of the Immaculate Conception parish
and st. Dominic's Convent will open
next Tuesday; st. Elizabeth's school
commences Wednesday.
Walter McNalan of Kellogg, Mimi,
and James Burke, Ellsworth, Mimi,
attended the State Fair this week, and
also called at the Irish Standard Office.
The St. Paul Globes House of Good
Shepherd fund now amounts to almost
$4,000 A base ball game between the
st. Paul and Milwaukee teams will be
played in St. Paul on September 18th
for the same benefit.
Rev. Carl D. Thompson, a speaker
of unusual ability, will speak on one
of the most interesting subjects Of the
present day, Public Ownership, Not
Private Craft Tuesday evening,
Sept. 9th, at s o'clock, at Curran's
hall, lis E. Goth ST., corner Stevens
ave. An interesting entertainment has
been provided and an enjoyable even
ing assured by the Sth Ward Public
Ownership club.
Division No. Z, A. o. H., at it's last
meeting conferred the degrees on 80
candidates. 1t was a grand sight to
witness the crack team of No. 3
exemplify the work and inspire the
young Hibernians with the glory of
Irish achievements and give them to
understand that they should be proud
of their race. There was a large at
tendance of Minneapolis Hibernians,
and st. Paul was represented by the
veteran member Of Division No. 3,
Brother Mcmahon. Speeches were
made by County President Fitzgerald,
State Secretary Connolly, Insurance
Secretary John Mahoney, w. NJ. Arch
er, M. w. Mogan, P. ]. O'Donnell,
Thomas Devery, NJ. E. Neary and John
Calvin. Songs were sung and, best
of all, an elegant lunch was served in
the dining room. Too much praise can
not be given President Fermoyle, Thos.
Jordan, Brother Lynott, w. H. Dona-
hue, P. j. Cady, James McHugh, John
Burke and Leo Casey, who were on
the committee that provided the ban
quet. Brother Joseph Brownrigg was
the happiest member present; reason
why-an eight-pound boy made his ap-
pearance at his home that day. Mother
and child are well.
From noon Wednesday until midnight
thirty-seven candidates filed their aft
davits with the county auditor. The
list is as follows: A. J. DRESSER, Dem
ocrat, representative Forty-fourth dis
trict; Harry A. Montgomery, Republi-
can, school director; Vernon Truesdell,
Republican, park commissioner; H
Leslie Wildey, Republican, represen-
tative Thirty-ninth district; Peter J..
Pryts, Democrat, representative Forty
second district; Fred B. Chute, Repub-
lican, school director; Harrison Pratt,
Democrat, alderman Second ward;
Henry Levine, Republican, alderman
Tenth ward; Clifford w. Thomp-
son, Republican, school direc-
tor; III. l.. Moore, Republi-
can, school director; J. K. Gilmore,
Democrat, representative Fortieth dis
trict; John H. Mcclure, Democrat,
representative Thirty-ninth district;
Benjamin F. Bailey, Prohibition, rep
resentative Forty-first district; Frank
e. Herthum, Prohibition, alderman
Fifth ward; s. F. johnson, Republi-
can, city treasurer; Thomas r. Lally,
Democrat, alderman Eighth ward;
Francis N. Stacy, Democrat, city
comptroller; Joseph T. Mannix, Re-
publican, representative Forty-irst
district; Fred E. Hobbs, Democrat IL
brary director; E. G. Erickson, Demo
crat, city treasurer; Edward Egan,
Democrat, county treasurer; Richard
bakersfield, Democrat, alderman
Thirteenth ward; Aloise Mentle, Dem
ocrat, representative Forty-second dis.
trict; George H. Rentz, democrat
county commissioner Third district
M. s. Winthrop, Democrat, representa-.
tive Forty-fourth district; Harvey s.
Haynes, Democrat, alderman Eighth
ward; James 81. Williams, Democrat
representative Fortieth district; G. r
e. Peterson, Republican, park com
missioner; George P. Douglas, Demo
crat, library director; Olaf Gylstrom
Democrat, school director; Peder Hill
Democrat, representative Forty-first
district; G. NJ. Thurston, Democrat