The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-25
THE: CITY
TOWN TALK

DR.. Talbert, dentist, will be absent from the
city from Feb. 10 to April Is.
-Four per cent paid on savings deposits. Title
insurance and Trust company.
invest your savings in a good farm mort
gage through Barnes Brothers. Oneida block.
moVal sale will occur soon. Watch the daily
papers
Will furnish candle, electric light or lamp
SHADES for receptions, weddings, etc. looA
Vine place.
See the perfection trunk, the very latest fad
for ladies' wardrobe, at Barnum's trunk store
404 Ncollet.
S. D. Cargill has been appointed a member
of the Chamber of Commerce finance COM
| mittee to succeed the late Frank II. Peavey
Subscribe for all magazines. papers, etc..
and get your binding done at the century
News Store, s Third street S, near Hennepln
avenue.
Dr. Montgomery will deliver his special ad-
the subject, 1.-THE Evening Star OF Italy"
Doors open at and cars at 9:lO.
H. E. McKibben, the university medical
student who removed to the quarantine
hospital two weeks ago suffering from small
pox, was back at his classes yesterday.
Annie Johnson, an elderly woman of re-
spectacle appearance, was arrested last night
| for drunkenness. She appeared in court this
workhouse. ..:r
! "A. M. Dewey of Washington, D. c., rela-
tive OF the admiral, will deliver an address on
| IAN Indictment of the Competitive System
The public ds invited. Admission will be
| free.
meeting for the purpose of organizing
branch OF the United Irish League of America
Columbus hall, S2S Nicollet The present
phase of the Irish land problem will be dis
| cussed by good speakers.
Maud Lee, daughter OF Detective G: w.
Jr,,i1ro fohf n o
a lamp last evening when the match broke,
the lighted head" lodging in her hair. Her
mother smothered the flames before the child
| had been seriously burned.
| Albert Larkin, the bellboy accused of steal
ing the $500 diamond ring from the West Ho-
| tel last August, was In court for examination
this morning. He decided at the last mo.
| ment to waive examination, and was held tOI
the grand jury in $3.50 BAIL :.
| A course OF four talks on Dante Will be
given by Mrs. T. g. Winter, for the benefit OF
the Kindergarten Association, at Getnsem ma
dates: JAM 20 g. 3r +; Ii Lite - and Times .; .
Purgatorio'' Feb. 10. 1.-The Paradise
Electric lighting and power plant for sale.
x saeR po%sT Rs
fourpole 5o-kilowatt 11O-yolt lighting genera "a
tors. Possession given jan 10 and Feb: 10.
| 1902. These ECU. pments are In FULL opera
ton and may be inspected at The Minneapolis
| Journal plant -..-.a 49,.
A scaffold at the new freighthouse of the
Wisconsin Central on First avenue .ie
| Anderson and John Northrup, painters, were
thrown thirty feet into the excavation BENG
made for the new passenger depot. Botn
| were badly bruised and Anderson may have
suffered internal injuries. t......
| At the Y NJ. c. A. hall, tomorrow after.
| noon, at $3.50 O'clock Rev. r. N. Avlson, OF
Hamline, will deliver an address, to young men
! MI. Avison is a man OF splendid bearing ane
is said to be one of the most interesting talk
ers in the twin cities, being especially strong
in addresses to young men, There will Dc
special music tomorrow and all young meI
will be welcome.
Assistant Dairy Commissioner Dingman viii
leave for Milwaukee tomorrow night, where
he goes to attend the annual convention o.
the National Grocers' Association, before
which he is to make a speech on Nationa
and States Pure Food Laws, Existing and De-
sired.'' The association will probably go or
record as favoring the adoption OF nat1ena
pure food bill, and Of the circuit BILL the adop:
ton of which, Mr.. Dingman says, is favored
by 80 per cent Of the dairymen.