The Irish standard., 1907-01-19
Che Irish STANDARD
Telephone Twin City 27S
CITY IN BRIEF.


auxiliary of A. o. H., division No. 4,
was not held Thursday evening. The
next gathering will be OH February z
il, Maccabce hall.
The marriage Of Miss Theresa Bren-
Wednesday in Holy Rosary church.
Mi. McCrossan and his bride will be
AT home after Feb. IL at 234 Fremont
avenue north.
The young people Of st. Clemens
parish will give their second card party
and entertainment OH Tuesday evening.
Jan. %, in the New Boston Auditorium.
corner Invent y-fourth and Central ave-
Nues.
James Kelly, 1925 Eighteenth avenue
south, will start tomorrow evening for
New Orleans, La, where he goes to
represent the Twin Cities as delegate
to the freight handlers convention to
he held next week in that city.
JolS lS!Oli NJ liduieS tAuAlIdty, "A.
o. H., has changed it's meeting place
to Maccabee hall, Franklin and Bloom
ington. The members will give a card
party at their new location on the even
ing of Feb. 9TH.
The Pullman Palace Car company
OF Chicago paid it's annual tax Monday
into the state treasury, amounting to
*1,279.83.. The gross earnings of the
road in this state during the year were
$42,656, and the company pays q per
cent tax on this amount.
At d meeting of the county commits
sioners last Monday the publication of
The delinquent tax list for 1906 was
granted to the Daily News, While the
financial statement, together with the
proceedings of the board Of commits
soners for 1907, was given to the
Daily Tribune.
Michael Halloran, for the past two
years telegraph editor of the Daily
News of this city, has purchased the
Monday for that point, where he en-
tered at once upon his new duties.
He is followed by the good wishes of
his many acquaintance in the news
paper profession in Minneapolis.
Joseph Casey of Barry, this state,
mas been a visitor to the cities for
The past two weeks. Mr.. Casey, who
has a rather severe catarrhal trouble,
is taking a course of treatment for
the same at the hands Of Drs. Wright
and Benson in the Guaranty build
Ing.
Officers were elected last Wednesday
night by the Trades and Labor as
selnbly, as follows: Thomas Van Lear.
president; Michael Mogan, vice presi-
dent; S. ]. Spencer, recording secre-
tary; Max Conrad, financial secretary
and treasurer; John Kirby, sergeant
at-arms; A. L. Force, registry clerk.
S. p. Hurley, prominent business
man OF Flandreau, S. D., was a visitor
to the city during the week. With it's
splendid farming lands and large area
OF territory yet unsettled, Mr.. Hurley
confidently looks forward to large gains
in the future population of South Da-
kotu, and is confident that 1907 will
prove u banner year in this respect in
that state.
County President ]. j. Fitzgerald
off1ciated as installing officer at the in
stallation of the officers of Division No.
business session was held during which
the officers were installed. and then
tho doors were opened and the division
entertained from to II p. m. with
dancing. Music was furnished by
Days orchestra. Needless to say that
all had an enjoyable evening.
L. NJ. Sheedy Of s416 Third avenue
south, who was caught i'll the house Of
w. W. Mcclellan, 1858 Third avenue
south, early Sunday morning, by Pa
tro1nan Henry Thompson, was bound
over to the grand jury in police court
Monday morning after waving exami-
nation on the charge of unlawfuly en-
tering a building. His bonds were
fixed at $500.
The city engineer is making a sur
vey for the proposed bridge across
the river between Fortieth and Forty
fourth avenues north. It will be re-
called that Alderman Dwyer made a
motion directing the city engineer to
make a survey and furnish to the
council an estimate Of the cost of a
bridge between the points named
above. Two surveys are being made,
one at Forty-second and the other at
Forty-f1fth avenue. The location
proving to be the most practical will
he submitted to the counciI