The Irish standard., 1905-11-18
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CITY IN BRIEF.


at cents per copy.
On Thanksgiving night the choir of
Holy Rosary church will give a grand
sacred concert, beginning at 8 o'clock,
in the church.
The temperance society ladies of st.
Anthony parish will hold their regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon in st.
Anthony hall, at $3.50 o'clock.
Division No. g. L. A., A. o. H., will
exemplify the degree work at their
next meeting, Monday evening, Nov.
20, at 227 Central avenue. All men,
bers are requested to be present.
Articles of incorporation were filed
with the secretary of state by the Min
neapolis Ruling and Bookbinding Com
pany; capital stock $4,000; incorpora-
tors, Bernard w. Japs, Elmer M. Con-
nor and Edward G. Japs. Articles were
also filed by the Bemidji Handle Com
pany; capital stock, $4,000; incorpor-
ators, w. L. Brooks A. M. Bagley, w.
M. Bruce.
Rev. FIR. ]. M. Cleary, president of
the Home Protection League, is on the
program of the National Anti Saloon
League convention which will be held
in Indianapolis next week. Father
cleary will be the speaker on wednes-
day evening and will speak on certain
phases of law enforcement in Mime
apolis.
The Great Northern has completed
arrangements for the expenditure Of
some $4,000 at Wayzata with view
of holding it's share of the passenger
business as against the encroachments
of the electric cars of the Twin City
Rapid Transit Company. A new sta
ton, to cost $500, is planned for Way
zata to take the place of the old build
ing which is at present doing service
as a waiting room, and it is rumored
that new steamers will be put on the
lake in competition with the fleet of
the Transit Company. Many other inn
provements, including an amusement
park, are said to be in contemplation
by Great Northern officials.
The art exhibit in the Libra " was
opened to the members Monday Many
people visited the handsome exhibit,
which called forth numerous con1ments
of admiration from everyone present.
The walls of the art room were hung
with the most beautiful paintings by
famous artists and is XII IVA as the
loan exhibit. The terms OF eight of
the twentyfour directors expired Mon
day night and in their places the fol-
lowing were elected: T. Is. Walker,
William c. Whitney, Mrs. Josiah
Thompson Mrs. Emma E. Beard, Mrs.
Andreas Ueland, Arthur M. Keith Will
liam Y. Chute and Edwin E. Hewitt,
their terms will expire in 1908. L 'e
directors will hold their regular quar-
terly meeting in December. at which
time the officers will be elected.
On Jan. II, IS and 10 the second an
nual convention of the Northwestern
Cement Products Association will be
held in Minneapolis. Notices to that
effect, which were authorized by the
executive board of the organization
have been sent out by the president
o. U. Miracle. The program committee
are arranging for a convention full OF
interest and instruction and the meet
ing next winter is looked forward to
with much anxiety by the cement men
President Mircle states that the rapid
strides made in the cement business
have greatly exceeded the fondest
hopes entertained by those who first
started the movement to perfect such
an organization a year ago. The Or
ganization is at present in splendid
condition and there is every indication
that it will continue to flourish.
Smallpox has appeared in Minneap-
oils again after an absence of several
months. The victim is Mrs. Paul J.
Hagel, of S12 Eighteenth avenue north
On account of her weakened condition
from other causes the woman was not
removed to the quarantine hospital
but will be quarantined at her home
together with her husband. Mrs
Hagel contracted the disease at Rogers
Siding, twenty-four miles out on the
Osseo branch of the Great Northern
The disease has broken out in two
families at that place, but no one sus-
pected it when Mrs. Hagel was there
Only a few people have been exposed
In this city and these have been vac
cinated, so no further spread is ex-
pected from this source. Undoubtedly
new cases will appear from time tc
time as the men from the harvest fields
and railway camps drift into the city
Philip S. Fall, for twelve years a
lesident of the republic of Mexico and
at present experimenting the construc-
ton of wagon road through
the Sierra Madras mountains from
Temosachic to Concheno and Mulatos
is in the city assisting local en-
ployment agency to gather the army OF
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