The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-12-02
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LIE Sueur News: The Irish Standard,
of Minneapolis, just celebrated the COM
pletion of twenty years Of faithful,
honorable labor, as a newspaper and
an advanced educator in the North
west 1t is distinctively in a class by
itself, as the recognized journal Of the
Irish race, it does its work we'll. May
it continue to flourish.
! Flandreau Is. d. Herald: The Irish.
/ Standard, widely circulated Catholic
church and K. c. oracle, Of Minneap.
oils, was twenty years old last weel
and celebrated the event by getting
out a handsome edition. The paper is
read by great many Moody county
people, and has always found a well
come place on our exchange table.
Belle PLANE Herald: The irish
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week with handsome sixteen-page
twentieth anniversary number. The
number was crowded with half-tones
and descriptive work Of great interest
to its readers, and reflected credit upon
its able editor and manager, Edward
O'Brien and John D. O'Brien.
| Green Isle Record: The Irish Stand
ard came out in green print last
week, and larger edition, it being the
Goth anniversary Of it's existence. The
Standard is one of the brightest Irish
American papers published. It is edit
ed by the O'Brien brothers, Edward
and John D., we'll known here, and we
bespeak a bright future for the Stand
ard.
Little Falls Herald: The Irish Stand
ard, published at Minneapolis, issued
a splendid anniversary edition last
week, to commemorate it stwentieth
birthday. The Standard is a great pa
per, a credit to it's enterprising pub
fishers, and manifests every virtue of
the race which gives it its name. May
the O'Brien brothers live to celebrate
the fortieth anniversary of their fine
paper.
Graceville Enterprise: The twen-
| how ne TriS
Standard came to our desks this week
and is an issue of which Bro. O'Brien
may we'll be proud, containing cuts of
many prominent men of the state and
also of churches and business houses.
Among the oldest subscribers" listed,
the largest number given from any one
town is from Graceville and vicinity.
Murdoch Voice: The Irish Standard,
of Minneapolis, celebrated its twentieth
anniversary, which occurred last week,
by issuing fine edition of that valu-
able paper. The paper has, during it's
existence, kept the Irish born in touch
with affairs in Ireland. Its policy has
always been for the betterment of thu
Irish race, and it is hoped that it
good work will continue until Ireland
is free nation.
\ Graceville Pnenix: The Irish Stand
ard celebrated it's twentieth annivers-
airy by publishing an enlarged edition
containing illustrations of prominent
citizens and faithful adherents to the
paper. The first page was bordered
in green, doubtless emblematic of Erin.
1t is full of history and biographical
sketches Of the time it has been pub
lished, and men and women connected
with societies in which it is interested.
Buffalo Lake News: The Irish
Standard, published at Minneapolis,
celebrated it's twentieth anniversary
last week by publishing an enlarged
edition with some specially attractive
features For twenty years the Irish
Standard has been one of the greatest
moral and educational forces in the
progress of the great Northwest. It's
publishers, Edward and John d.
O'Brien, are men Of high ideals and I'M
sWerving principle, and are eminently
deserving Of the large measure of sue
ces which they have attained in the
field Of journalism. May they be spared
for further usefulness and may they
and The Irish Standard live to par
ticipate in the celebration of Erin's
freedom.
Brainerd Arena: The Irish Standard
for last Saturday marked the goth an
niversary of that excellent paper, and
while every issue is an example OF
what an up-to-date weekly should be,
the publishers fairly outdid themselves
in the last weeks edition by adding
many special features, among which
many half-tone pictures of prominent
church dignitaries were presented, the
face of Rev. FIR. Lynch, of this city.
among the others. A short biographi-
cal sketch accompanied each picture
The pleasant features of Dan NJ.
Clark, vice president Of the insurance