The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-06
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK
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See the Goodfellow silk adj
Highest prices paid for raw furs. Lyce-
un Fur company, TIC Hennepin.
Four per cent paid on savings deposits.
Minnesota Title ms. & Trust company.
Order monogram stationery now for
Xmas. The Beard Art Co., 624 Nicollet.
Extra ordinary sale of dress goods rem
nants and dress patterns at Goodfellows
Tuesday. ..,
Send your Want Ads to The journal, II
you want the best results. The cost Is
small and the returns large.
Subscribe for all magazines, papers, etc..
and get your binding done at the Century
News Store, Third st Smear Hennepin av.
T. Barnum has taken his whole store for
the display of leather goods this year, and
he has everything. Come and see. 715
Nicolet.
DR. I.auritzens Health Table Malt has
already become very popular as a tonic
and blood builder as well as an ideal fam
lily drink
The socialists will be addressed at As
Fourth street S Sunday at p. m. by
Judge j. A Temple. His subject will be
Queer People,"
DR.. Lauritzen's Health Table Malt has
already become very popular and many
families use it as nutritious and health
full table drink. . .,
! Holiday gifts-Diamonds, watches, jew
airy. silverware and Christmas novelties.
John s. Allen, jeweler, ground floor
Guaranty Loan building.
- Oliver M. Johnson will speak on Sci
entific Socialism, at the meeting of the
Socialist Labor party Sunday at 3 p. m.
at So Washington avenue s.
DR.. Montgomery will speak at Wesley
church Sunday morning on "The Wreck
Of an Old World King and in the even
ing on THE Last WISH
The next regular meeting Of Nicollet
Council, Modern Samaritans, will be held
in their hall. next Monday evening at s
o'clock Officers for the ensuing year will
be nominated at this meeting.
DR.. w. II. Rider, pastor of Simpson M.
F.. church. will deliver an address to
young men at the Y. M. c. A. building
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. His sub
ject will be, What to Do With Forty
Years" A musical program beginning at
S:15, will be furnished by Shibley's or
chestra.
The receipts at the Minneapolis post
office for November were So. 366,79. Last
year the receipts for the same month
were $75.415.90 The increase of $6.950.S9,
or 9.15 per cent, is considered excellent,
inasmuch as last monta contained one
holiday. five Sundays and thirty days al
together.
The total receipts of the water office for
the present year will run from $3.50, 600
to S23O.O0O The November collection of
water rates Is now nearly" completed, and
It is estimated by Registrar Moody at
close to 100000. The revenue from street
sprinkling will increase the department
receipts by over $4,000.
Mrs. Cedarstrom. 1928 Washington ave-
nue. S, to-day reported to the South Side
thaf had
her purse from her hand at Eleventh ave-
nue. and Washington about o'clock
last night. The purse contained So and
a few valuable papers. Detective Rhoades
was detailed on the case, but was unable
to locate the thief.
On account of the Y. M. c. A. building
being so crowded with night classes on
"Wednesday the Town and Country Cam
era club will meet hereafter on Monday
evenings instead Of Wednesday. The next
meeting under this new arrangement,
will take place next Monday evening. The
subject of the lecture, well the dis
eussion afterwards, will be How to Make
Snow Pictures
Minneapolis has been requested through
Mayor Jones to send delegates to kthe
NATIONAL Reciprocity congress to be Held
at Detroit Dec. 10 and H. It is under
stood that several leading citizens desire
to attend the meeting and would feel it
an honor to represent Minneapolis Off
cially. Mayor Jones will confer. with the
management of the Commercial club re-
garding representation at the congress.
John Ahern, aged so years and desti-
I tute. was picked up at the union station
yesterday by l.. F. Palmer, Of the pawr
broker inspectors department. The ole
man is blind. was without money and hae
eaten nothing for several days. He wa
given a, good meal. while a ticket to An
n MOS fnY i'm r16
was sent to his brother, who will give hin
q home.
Joseph Berry. who with his brothe
conducts a saloon at 234 Second avenu
8, had an interview with Acting Mayo
D. P. Jones yesterday which caused som
energetic actions later on Reports ha
been received that women were allowed t
assemble in the Berry saloon. One com
plainant told the mayor !, that he wa
robbed by two women whom he met i
the place. Mayor Jones directed Berr
to remove the partitions in his place a
once and keep women out, else his licens
would be revoked.
Members of Minneapolis Odd Fellow
lodges held a union meeting last: evenin
in the hall Of st. Anthony lodge, No. AZ
Two hundred and twenty-five member
were in attendance. The object of sue
meetings is to enable the members Of tn
different lodges to become better &C
quainted Plans were discussed for visit
ing st. Paul lodges. and it was suggeste
that car be chartered for that trip. De
gree team No. 6. Of the North Star lodge
will confer the third degree upon severe
candidates at Delano tomorrow evening
Bowling News.
Bowling parties among the ladies al
becoming quite fad. Clubs are bein
formed and there are many experts anon
the fair bowlers. Several have made
rcore Of 900 Pa11win'S a1leVS 246 Her