The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-04-01
FROM THE IRON RANGE,

FROM THE IRON RANGE.
Eveleth, Mimi, March 30.-Division
+, No. 2, A. o. H., held it's regular meet
ing last Sunday, at which there was
a large attendance, and good amount
OF new business transacted, among
which was the donation to St. Pat
ricks church the proceeds OF our en-
tertainment, very snug sum.
We were delighted at the offer of
our state officers prizes and can be de-
pended upon to do our share in push
ing the good work along.
| Brothers Linus G. Fuller and John
Coyle have recently returned after a
years absence in Harrison, Idaho, and
have taken positions as steam shovel
engineers at Hibbing, also Brother
John Calligan has been assigned to
tlibbing in the rail road department.
IIibbing, being about 2S miles from
Eveleth and being unorganized terri
tory, Division No. 2 has placed the
above three brothers in charge OF the
new field, and as Brother Fuller was
our first president, we know him to be
an untiring worker in the cause, with
his two lieutenants we hope to be able
in the near future to send some glow
ing reports to the state officers.
There will be large class put
through at our next meeting from in
dications at present as all the men,
bers feel that the gold boarded up in
the state treasury should be in circu-
lation and believing that Eveleth is
good place to circulate it, they have
pledged themselves to work overtime
and get all that they can for genuine
blow out in the organizing of new
division at Hibbing; they say we will
charter a car and do things up-to-date.
There were many smiles when the
organizing of Ladies' Auxiliary was
mentioned. Bro. Barney Moylan of
Virginia suggested that Brother VIM.
Kealey be made the advance agent, as
Bro. Kealy's home was frightened
few days ago by a sweet little girl, and
he is wearing smile that wont come
off. We noticed that Bro. Moylan had
an escort on this occasion from Vir-
gina.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will be our
object in the near future. w. E.
Moylan will communicate with the
proper officers for instructions in the
matter and will then assign COM
mittee to canvass Eveleth, Sparta and
Virginia. There is no reason why we
cannot interest the ladies, and know
ing as we do that their efforts count.
A vote OF thanks was given to those
who volunteered their services to the
entertainment, also the committee for
their splendid work.
St Anthony Court c. o. F. will hold
| it's regular meeting Sunday April I'd.
There will be a class OF twenty new
members put through the mys-
teries, and the new paraphernalia
will be used. There will be close
contest between VIM. Burke and
George Shustarich for the gold ring
with coat OF arms of the order as a
prize. Chief Ranger M. ]. Doyle is
| delighted at seeing the members CIV
ing such earnest attention to the well
fare OF the order.
VIM. Redmond is laid up with a
| badly sprained wrist.
Rev. Father Floyd has been inform
ed of the death of his aunt in New
| York.
Mrs. Jerry Sullivan OF the Adams
location is now able to be out again
Mr. and Mrs. John Whalen left
Tuesday for Hibbing, where they will
; go to housekeeping.
Chief of Police Peter Cosgrove OF
Sparta was visiting friends here the
| past week.
Captain VIM. Burk received major
ity of Gil votes over Captain Andrew
\ Anderson for township treasurer at
the recent election.
bowling Bros, contractors, have
started to excavate the mile ditch
from st. Mary's Lake to Eveleth for
| the purpose of putting in a water
main. Eveleth will soon have pure
drinking water.
Plans for new residence for the
pastor of st. Patricll's parish are now
open to contractors for estimates.
Eveleth will build fifty thousand
dollar high school this spring and sum-
mer. Eveleth is surely forging to the
I front.
I Depth Of the Pacific.