The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-20

THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Fine suits and overcoats half price at the
plymouth Clothing House.
Dr.. Talbsst, dentist, viii! be absent from the
city from Feb. is to April 10.
DR.. G.. G. Eitel has returned and can be
consulted in his Office from to s p. IN. BIT
Pillsbury building.
> Electric lighting and power plant for sals'
Description-Two American Ball engines.
four-pole 5O-kiiowatt 1fO-volt lighting genera
tors. Possession given Jan. Is and Feb. ID.
1902. These equipments are in full opera
ton and may be inspected at The Minneapolis
Journal plant
A course of four talks on ''Dante' will be
given by Mrs T. G. Winter, for the benefit OF
the Kindergarten Association. at Gethsemane
aeseg At M Lite On an ade Tmes oi
Dante; Jan. q, 1.-THE Inferno; Feb 3, 1.-THE
Purgatorio"; Feb. 10. ''The Paradise
The Trinity Norwegian church seceders held
Rev Rev. NJ. Faik Gjertsen preached on THE
Whole Man Presented as a Living Sacrifice
to Cod The Sunday, school began with an
at st h s TRs ssrssss %
and Franklin.
There will be public installation Of officers
Of Cedar Camp, Modern Woodmen OF America,
and of Cedar Leaf Camp, Royal Neighbors, at
Normanna hall, tomorrow evening. There
will be addresses by Alderman Lars Rand,
w. B. Henderson and Harry Lund, and an
elaborate musical program by the Appleton
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evening.
BY June every bill poster. bill distributor
and sign painter will be represented in a
state association which has been formed for
called the Northwestern Protective Advertise
ing Association. The officers elected are:
President, p H. Gibbons; vice president, O..
w. Miller: secretary, S. D. Ogg; treasurer,
c. H. Cole.
c. p. Faulkner, superintendent of Wash
burn Home, appeared before the park board
Saturday with an emphatic protest against
the practice OF the Minnesota Sugar company
disposition of the refuse from its factory at
St. Louis Park. The improvement committee
will look into the matter. The board re-elect-
ed all the former officers.
hold its fifth annual banquet and reunion at
the Nicollet house Jan. 90 This date has
been chosen as it Is the birthday of William
Mckinley. In place of the customary after
dinner speeches there will be a brief address
by the president Of the organization. to be
followed by musical program, under the
is extended to all Ohio people living in the
city and vicinity to attend.
Small attendance last night necessitated a
postponement Of the meeting for the organiza-
ton OF branch Of the United Irish League
of America: An adjourned meeting will be
held next Sunday evening at Columbus hall,
322 Nicollet avenue. Judge J. R. Corrtgan
and Roger @. Vail addressed the meeting in
formally last evening on the Irish land ques-
ton. The avowed purpose of the league is
to assist In the movement for the purchase
Of land in Ireland in order to give the tillers
of the soil a chance to own their homes.
Wednesday evening the Business Mems
tent, Maccabees, will install officers. Si1
Knight Chellew and others will deliver ad-
dresses; Music will be furnished by Pro
fessor Rankin. Thursday evening, the 23d
Shoreham tent will have big celebration al
Masonic hall, Twenty-thrd street and Contra
twenty eight candidates to be initiated thai
night This tent Is working for the 500 prize
and feels confident of success. A new TEN
will be instituted on the 30th and will have
the largest charter list of any tent in the
state. The members are all employees Of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad
Messrs. Allen, Ives, Crosse, Donald ant
Deputy Mcnamara are in charge of the work
At present over seventy men have been ex
amlned. Last evening St. Anthony tent mi
tiated class of six candidates. State Com
u1ander Chellew installed officers. A vote O
thanks was rendered Chellew and Mcnamara