The Minneapolis journal., 1902-01-27
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Or. Talbert, dentist, will be absent from the
city from Feb. Is to April 15
IRE Goodfellow Dry Goods company's re-
moval sale will occur soon. Watch the, daily
papers.
Two months more of winter, and greatly
reuuced prices on furs, overcoats, gloves, caps.
etc., at The Plymouth Clothing House.
Auction, tomorrow; $4,000 worth costly fur
n1shings of Portland avenue residence. At
Downs auction rooms, A Seventh street S.
Our famous factory clearance sale on pic
ture frames, art novelties and pictures. Cut
prices on everything. Bintliff's Art Store.
All FIRST avenue s.
Tomorrow night, at 7 o'clock sharp, there
will be supper served to Commercial Club
members In the main cafe, after which Henry
S. Payne, the mind reader, will give an en-
tertainment of two hours.
There was a prize fight scheduled to take
place in building on First avenue S. between
Fourth and Fifth streets, Saturday night, but
the promoters. hearing of possible police in
reference, called the affair Off
F. II. kratka. mayor of Thief River Falls
was in Minneapolis yesterday his way TO
Washington to urge immediate action in the
contemplated opening of the west end of the
Red Lake reservation to settlement.
Engineer Wallace. of the 500 Line, was in
broken glass penetrating his eye. He was
brought to Minneapolis on special train and
is being treated at st. Mary's hospital. The
injury is not serious. ..~e
the. twin cities, Thursday night, to celebrate
the institution of a new aerie Of Eagles The
party will leave over the Omaha, at p. m.
Thursday, returning to Minneapolis at
O'Clock Friday night.
meeting of the Engineers CLUB will be
held in the rooms of the county commission
erS, e1, on the second floor Of the courthouse.
City Engineer Sublette, on asphalt and
Brick Pavement" and another by w. F. Deal
ing, on .'Sidewalk Construction
r Electric lighting and power plant for sale.
i4x12 each 1ooborse 1S poWer direct rect beIted to
four-pole 50-kilowatt 110-volt lighting genera
tors. Possession given Jan. Is and Feb. 10.
1902. These eqn pments are in full opera
ton and may be inspected at The Minneapolis
Journal plant.
Feb. u has been selected by the Eight
Hour League as the day when the people Of
Minneapolis may extend formal invitation
to their friends everywhere to attend the
Eight Hour League national convention in
nsrchanss viii! !rI place the larger share Of the
pany will send out 80, 900 alone. e.
The Garland Republican Club has elected
officers for the ensuing year, as follows:
President, Stewart Gamble; vice-president, w.
S Cilley; secretary, R. c. Barton; treasurer,
Theodore horp; sergeant -at-arms, II. H.
Fuller. Executive Committee-J. C. McIn-
tyre, ]. G. McConnell, John S; Dodge; Dan
been in existence four years and has men,
bership of 500.
Many petty burglaries are reported to the
police. Early Sunday morning burglars
smashed open the n notion M stand Of f., william
ingtOn avenue S, and secured watches and
other goods valued at 500. During the same
night, the office of the Tingdale Fuel COM
pany, Franklin and Twenty second avenues S,
was broken into. From the till of the pay
telephone station the burglars secured about
S150.
John Aronson, who was picked up on the
road near Robbinsdale last Thursday and
turned over to the Union Mission in this city,
was returned to his home, 1904 Fourth street
n, this morning Yesterday the police were
ported, away from his home last Tuesday.
The folks at home have had to keep a close
watch of the old man. who has habit of
wandering Off.
First street S, it is believed, was given knock
out drops Saturday night. She visited a
saloon at 1O1 First avenue S, with 'com-
panion named Josephine Davis. After TAX
came unconscious and it was two hours before
Assistant City Physician Clark who was
called, restored her to consciousness 1t is
believed the woman was robbed of her jew
elry.
Minneapolis delegates to the National As
sociation of Retail Grocers left for Milwau-
kee last night, the convention opening in that
city this morning: In the party were P. G.
Hanson, president Of the association; H. J.
Dahn president of the local association; J.
S. Taylor, local vice-president; George L.
Dingman, J. G. Robb, G. W. Meniely, j. O.
Williams and Alderman J. F. Main. On their
arrival in Milwaukee the men went to the
Plankinton Hotel, where Minnesota headquar
ters have been established.
The commanders and past commanders Of
the ten G. A. R: posts of Minne-
apolis met Saturday evening and
elected Robert Pratt president and A. A..
Kelly secretary for the ensuing year. Com
tcP
the department encampment, to be held here
in March, were appointed as follows: FL
nance. Comrades Robert Pratt, Reed, Vogt,
Perry; campfire, Comrades Starkweather,
Whalen, Curtiss; entertainment and hotels,
Comrades Stratton, Nash, Chase; hall, Com
rades Kees, Wright and Fix.