The Minneapolis journal., 1902-01-28
The CITY
TOWN TALK

Tre Goodfellow Dry Goods companys re-
moval sale will occur soon. Watch the daily
papers.
Greatly reduced prices on furs. overcoats,
House.
w. E. Moore Of Moore & SERVER left Sun
day night on a purchasing tour Of eastern
markets..
Robert Wilson, jailer at the Central police
station has returned to work after a month 5
absence, due to Illness.
Subscribe for all magazines, papers, etc.,
and get your binding done at Century News
Store, Third street S, near Hennepin aV.
Our famous factory clearance sale on pic
ture frames, art novelties and pictures. Cut
prices on everything. Bintlifr's Art Store,
AIT First avenue S.
Members of Court Minneapolis. No. 2. For
esters ester of America, viii meet at their hall
thursday at l:So p, M, to attend the funeral
services OF Charles Crew, Sr.
The work Of constructing the foundation of
the new northeast pumping station was dis
continued yesterday account of the cold
weather. The inlet basins and river wall are
now almost completed.
A convention will be held in the. Swedish
Mission Temple, Tenth avenue S and Seventh
street, beginning next Thursday, at $50 p: m.
The convention will close Sunday evening.
Many talented speakers will be present. Good
music will be furnished.
Overcoat thieves burglarized the store of
A. & M. Selvecer, merchants, 222 Central
| avenue, Sunday night They cut out the lock
on on the front door and took six oyercoats, IS,
$40; one Dunalo coat 500; one calf coat, S3i
one coon coat, $40; one overcoat, $50.
| Douglas Fisk has leased the old Stanley
| Hall property, which he purchased last fall
| from Westminster church, to Dr.. A. w. Alb
private hospital. The arrangement of the
| rooms and halls is we'll adapted to hospital
| purposes. .-.
The Eight Hour League elected officers for
the ensuing year last night as follows: P.
F. Ward, president; w. F. Chisholm, first
vice president: Thomas R. Brown Jr., second
vice president; Louis Hansen, secretary; DR.
w. j. Metzger, financial secretary; NJ. w
Ramsey, treasurer. "
The W. S. Cleveland Elevator Building COM
pany filed articles Of incorporation yesterday
with the register Of deeds. The authorized
capital is $4,000 Incorporators are w. s
fCleveland, George H. Taylor, B. D. Curtiss
and NJ. E. Young, of Minneapolis; also viii
liam Cleveland Of Milbank, S. D. r.. .n
| w. P. Roberts and Rev. l.. H. Hallock were
the principal speakers at the Mckinley me-
last last 'el evening Mr. Roberts SPOKE Of the publie
| services Of the martyred president and Mr.
Hallock gave a history of the Isthmian cana
project. There was program Of music.
| Electric lighting and power plant for sale
14xi2 each, 1oo-horse-power, direct belted t
four pole 5O-kilowatt 11O-volt lighting genera
tors. Possession given Jan. Is and Feb3 Is
tion and may be inspected at The Minneapolis
Journal plant. -r.. -..&sE
| Members Of the old Siwash Club. which
listed in this city two years ago, have re
Iceived word Of a meeting between D. H. Rude
and Siwash Bug h-na-ge-sig, sponsor Of the
club at Mansfeld Ohio. The club met Sat
urday evenings Only two members are lef
in the city, George Seaton and Ed Mcdonald
Rudd is in Mansfield. Major Gage is in Bur.
lington, Iowa, and Charles Mitchell is a.
| Nome.
large delegation from Columbia lodge
No. 400, Modern Brotherhood of America
visited Mckinley lodge, No. 4S9. NJ. B. A..
/ last evening, at their new lodgerooms il
Averys hall, on Twenty sixth street, and as
sisted c. w. Weber, district manager, in in
stalling the following ott1cers-elect for the
ensuing year: F. E. Sprague, president
Knute O. Rognas, vice-president; Charles 1
| Fall, secretary; Charles Larson treasurer; E
D.. Ayers. chaplain; John A. johnson, con
ductor Herman Johnson, watchman; ]. H
Johnson, sentry. After the installation s
light lunch was served by the lady members
| from Columbia lodge. .. ....- 49,, =.