The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-09-09


81 Fourth street south, second floor.
From the ashes OF the former struc-
ture has been constructed the new
Holy Rosary church which will be ded-
icated with impressive ceremonies on
Rosary Sunday, Oct. 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Gleason and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Smith are enjoy
ing trip to Colorado. They will visit
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pixies Peak
and other points OF interest.
Standard Catholic Book Store, 81
Fourth street south. Headquarters for
religious articles, including prayer
books, rosaries, bibles, scapulars. can
dies and pictures. Choice line OF
books by best authors.
Among the visitors to the State Fair
during the week were John Hughes
and wife OF Brainerd, Thomas Hayden
OF Gracevilie, ]. W. McGurk OF Du-
luth, NJ. P. Larkin OF Barry and John
McLoone, Jr., OF Waseca.
Rev. J. M. Cleary, pastor OF st.
Charles church, has returned after an
extended European trip. Rev. James
O'Reilly, pastor OF St. Anthony OF
Padua church, is also home alter an
absence of several weeks.
The Minneapolis and Milwaukee
baseball clubs will commence series
of four games this afternoon at Nicol-
let Park. Tomorrow afternoon at
Minnehaha two games will be played.
for one admission, the first at two
o'clock.
Next Thursday evening another OF
the series OF socials by the Rosary
ladies OF St. Anthony OF Padua parish
will be given on the church grounds,
9th avenue and Main street northeast
Good music, games, ice cream, hot
coffee and cake will be attractions. The
ladies extend welcome to all.
Mrs. Mary c. Mind, former resi-
dent OF Minneapolis, was burned to
death in fire at Little Common, near
Boston, last Saturday evening. The
deceased was the mother of ]. Newton
Mind OF Chicago; George B. Mind,
Louis NJ. Mind, Detroit, Mich, and
Mrs. William G. Lacey, OF Shanghai,
China.
A farmers union was the subject OF
an address delivered by NJ. Grant Ham
ilton, general organizer Of the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor, at the regular
meeting OF the Trades and Labor
Council Wednesday night. Mr.. Ham
iton has already started union OF the
southern cotton growers. The resolu-
tons committee was instructed to
draw up resolutions of thanks to the
merchants who closed their stores OH
Labor day.
The Minnesota Sugar company may
move from St. Louis Park, where its
factory recently burned, to Glencoe.
So says ]. P. T. Wenk of Glencoe,
who reports that Captain Reed OF
that city, promoter OF the proposed
railroad from Albert Lea to Mankato
and Duluth, has offered to give the
company a 16o-acre site and to have
the new road built into Glencoe i'll
time to handle the beet crop next sum-
mer.
A joint petition in voluntary bank
ruptcy has been filed by the American
Desk company. Charles F. Christen-
son and Edward A. Cannon, partners i'll
the business, have filed statements
showing the cash assets OF the partner
ship to be $2.57. The total OF the firm
debts scheduled is $2677.36, and the
assets are listed at $3,oS1.oo. Christen'
son lists his personal debts at SLIGO
and his assets at $3.50, and Cannon has
$3.50 to meet debts of the same
amount.
DR.. Edward F. Clark OF this city
while hunting Sunday near Rush City
was the victim OF a gun accident which
will deprive him of the use OF his right
arm for some time to come. While
the doctor was rowing on lake neal
the village with his shotgun i'll the
skiff by his side, the weapon was acct
dentally discharged by the motion o
the boat and the entire charge of bird
shot struck him full in the palm. AL
of the shot entered his arm and hant
and the wound was very painful. The
injury is not regarded as dangerous
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremiah Lyons o
2so7 Bloomington avenue, celebrated
., the fftieth anniversary of their wed
ding Saturday, entertaining INFORMAL!
about sixty of their old-tin1e friends
Mr.. Lyons is nearly 90 years old, hav
ing been born in Ireland in 1913. Whel
he came to America in 1886 he settle'
in St. Louis. Later he lived in Nc
Gregor, Iowa, where he was married
in St. Anthony, where he ran ferr.
at Bassett's creek for year; and ii
Big Stone, S. D. Mrs. Lyons is als'
a native of Ireland, having come to tn
United States when she was 10 year
old. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons have min
children living.
Clever sneak thieves broke into tn