The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-26
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President Sverdrup, of Augsburg seminary,
will preach tomorrow morning at the Trim
Hendriksen will conduct the evening services
The annual meeting of the Free Church
Book Concern will be held at the publishing
house, 1900 Riverside avenue, on May Z. Two
directors will be elected.
Nordmaendenes Singing Society, of st. Paul
will give dramatic entertainment tomorrow
evening. at Mozart hall, st. Paul. It'll Sac
tiers" and 1.-The High G" will be presented
under the management of Anton Sannes The
program will be repeated at DANA hall, in
this city. on May 4. "
Center City, have been visiting in Minneapolis
during the past week.
A course in the Swedish movement cure has
been started at the new Swedish hospital,
Eighth street and Tenth avenue S. The ex-
ercises will be under the direction of trained
experts from the Gymnastic Institute, at
Stockholm, Sweden.
Eingheden Good Templar lodge will elect
officers at meeting to be held next Wednes-
day evening at Seven Corners hall. The
lodge is talking Of trip to Saltwater in the
near future to give an entertainment to the
prisoners in the penitentiary.
The bazaar given by the Apollo Singing So.
cety early this week was well attended and
presumably successful. a1-a
Rev. A. E. Norman will hold his concluding
services for this season at the Nazareth Uni
tartan church tomorrow His subject will
be, Our Responsibility as Citizens in De-
mocracy.' The church choir, which is I'M
a special musical program Mr.. and Mrs
Norman leave soon for Hanska to spend the
summer.
Treasurer Helland of Augsburg seminary,
reports that the collections for the building
fund since Jan. 1, 1902 aggregate s., 1884 50. and
the collections for the salary fund. s1,215.9s.
A new lodge of the Sons of Norway has
been instituted at Sacred Heart, MINI. 1t
will be known as Eidsvold lodge, No. 6, and
starts out with twenty nine members.
Scandinavian. a
The emigration statistics of Denmark show
that but 4.247 Danes left their native land in
1901 which speaks we'll for that thrifty little
country.
Edward Grieg, the great composer. has been
suffering from bronchitis of late and has been
compelled to remain at home.
Danish papers tell of train which arrived
at Hammel, Denmark, one and half years
behind time, owing to delays in RECONSTRUCT
tion by, reason Of a building of a dam: This
is doubtless the record in railway annals.
Captain c. NJ. H. Fallenius has been pro-
noted to the position Of major Of the YAK
holm Grenadier regiment, and Captain G. ].
3. Sergel to that OF major in the Soderman
land regiment. They are the youngest majors
in the Swedish army and were passed over
many seniors. ft
the journalistic seas April u. 1t will be pub
ished weekly in the Swedish and English
languages. Rev. Magnus Larson Of the Swed-
sh BAPTIST church in Rockford. will tempo
4 The Norwegian steamer Hekla, loaded with
ore, was sunk by the Australian steamer Dill
kera in the Tyne last Wednesday Seven OF
the crew went to the bottom with the Hekla
ten being saved in various ways.
Through the efforts Of Consul Elof w
secured for church at that place for Scan
dinavian seamen. It will doubtless be dedi-
Gated as the Oscar and Sofia church, in honor
of the King and Queen Of Sweden and Nor
way. al
Six men lost their lives in fire in man
ufacturing plant near Stockholm on April g.
They were caught under a falling wall. Eight
others were seriously injured. The plant
which was insured for, 2l5.000 kroner, was to-
tally destroyed.