The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-06
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

You will find Barnum the trunk man at hiS
new store, 715 Nicollet avenue. now.
Choice farm loans for sale. with titles
guaranteed. Title Insurance and Trust Co.
Rambler bicycles have stood the test for
% years. Frederick Roach, Agt., 5l9 Hem.
Nice oak dining room chairs, slightly dam
aged by water, for SALE price $50 each, or
SIS per dozen Regan's Restaurant, Vendome
Hotel, 20 Fourth street S. ...
Cases Of smallpox were located yesterday at
the free dispensary in South Minneapolis and
the Union Hotel at 121 Nicollet avenue. All
the dodgers at the hotel were routed out late
last night and VaCcinated. The dispenSary
force was already vaccinated to a man. -"
Electric lighting and power plant for saio.
Description-Two American Ball engines.
l4xi2, each h horsepower; direct belted to
tors. Possession given March l, 1902. These
equipments are in full operation and may be
inspected at The Minneapolis Journal plant
Senator Knute Nelson has contributed to
the facilities for the study of civics in A
room, Adams school. Miss Anna Wright, who
is in charge Of the room, has received from
the senator several copies Of proceedings of
the senate and house. copies Of the rules
and regulations Of both bodies, drafts of bills,
ETC. .-.
The Daughters of the American Revolution
will give musical entertainment at 8
o'clock tonight for the benefit of the Unity
Settlement at 1927 Washington avenue n.
There will be program of patriotic songs
and readings. The adult choral class will
meet at the rooms of the settlement at 1916
Washington avenue N at D. m. @~7
A concert was given by the Apollo Singing
Society at DANA hall last evening. The en-
tertainment was not SO we'll attended as the
excellence of the program merted.s Miss
Wiese, mezzo soprano who has recently
come from Norway, sang several new num-
bers with good effect. The society was heart
lily applauded for it's general work. string
quartet, composed of J. J. Appelon, J. P.
Jensen, II. P. Blakkestad and Julius Blak-
kestad presented several numbers in most
satisfactory. style. ....r. D.
The combination among the manufac-
turers of coopers' products, recently started
| at Detroit, will not include any of cthe local
| shops, it is said, and the local men see only
| good in the movement toward combination,
so far as their own business Is concerned.
Speaking for the local shops, Secretary Brom-
bach of the North Star Barrel company de-
! clares that with hundreds and thousands of
factories scattered all the country any
| trust combination manifestly cannot be made
a winner. Ii there is any advance in prices
! the burden will fall largely upon the millers.
Detectives Bahan and Gallagher last night
recovered a horse and buggy belonging to
Newman & KEGS, 1905 Washington avenue N
| from whom the rig had been hired last Mon
day, The renter took the horse and buggy
| to Carlson's stable and left it for the night
Tuesday morning he led the horse out, saying
| he was going to have it shod. He proceeded
| at once to the Office of Frost & Co., y Sec
| ond street N, and sold the animal. which is
worth 5000, for 800. The purchasers sold the
| horse Immediately to C. E. Tomplins q
| Fourth street NE. The horse and buggy were
| returned to their original owner. The thief
| has left the city. -