The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-22
CITY NEWS
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& Zesbaugh's 80 ep cut picture sale and
framing plctu Is. lis Fifth st,
Perfumes that last All odors. Prices
right. Gamble & Ludwig, sol Henncpin av.
Todd Adjustable Handloonls at Browns
$40 Hennepin and Northrup's, 11f Nicoliet
Toy trunks that are real trunks, from
$3.50 up at Barnum's leather goods
store.
Full dress diamond vest buttons at
Harry F. Legg & Co. SIS Nicollet av, room
5. upstairs.
Christmas Gifts--John s. Allen, jew
eler. ground floor. Guaranty building.
Open evenings. lEFE 81
Diamond pins and pendants from $40 to
500 at H. F. I.egg & Co.., SIS Nicollet av,
room 8, upstairs
A large assortment of portable lamps at
half price at Whittelsey Gas & Elect. Fix.
Co, al End av S.
If death occurs ipyour family. and prop
erty is left, see the MINI. Title Ins. &
Trust Co. about settling the estate.
a pair of glasses fitted by Herschy,
the optician, is all father or mother
wants for Christmas; $3.50 and upwards
Diamonds rubies, emeralds. sapphires,
and opal rings from SO to $500 at II. F.
Legg & Co.. SIS Nicollet. room 3, upstairs.
Barnum's one third off on mounted
pocket books. etc. was a rush. If you
want something fine, get it now at 715
Nicollet. " a,& ,rs9- .-sar- s<f, ~ #
Great sale beautiful pictures. Nam
moth stco-s. Factory prices. ! Burnt
wood outfits. s2.75. Open evenings. Fac
tory AT First avenue S. l@ Ella. ~ s.
II. F. Legg & Co.. diamond merchants.
having no large expense account. can sell
you diamonds very much cheaper than any
other house. SIS Nicollet av, room 8, up
stairs. t lily ,,.-s"i,. ...- =.
g, Oscar Erickson. a young man who for
merly worked for J. W: Babcock. a
farmer near keegan's lake, was killed by
a falling tree in Tony Dryers logging
camp near Grand Rapids. Mimi. last Sat
urday. He had no relatives in this coun-
try. =
A trolley wire on Cedar avenue, between
Third and Fourth streets broke Saturday
night and the end of it striking delivery
horse belonging to c. c. Christensen. a
grocer at 400 Cedar avenue, killed the
animal instantly. Traffic was delayed for
an hour. - T.
5. An unknown man tried to work a conf
dence game on Minneapolis jewelers. Sat
urday but as they were all suspicious, he
was unable to get anything. In each
place he selected several valuable rings
known his request was refused and he left
without giving his name 1t is believed
that the man is demented ..
In view of the fact that the Philhar-
monic club will give a public performance
OF, The Messiah Christmas night at the
Swedish Tabernacle no public rehearsal
Of this work will be given. The club has
however, issued invitations to the Bethe
Mission and Bethany Home to attend the
last rehearsal. as it is felt that there are
many people who desire to hear '"The Mes
SIAN but who cannot afford the perform
ance~ even though it. is given at popular
prices. -.. ..-.,s..~ = -. !,
. sN1collet Council of, the Order Of Mod.
ern samaritans will hold a social SEES
sion at it's lodge rooms this
evening. The special features OF
the regular meeting will ~s be the
election of officers, after which the mem
bers will be entertained by Little Jim
mic Latourelle in music, topical songs
and italian opera; Captain George Sin.
clair, Of the police department with the
bagpipes. and a number of other enter
tainers in vocal and instrumental music
large attendance is expected, and al
m enbers are specially invited to be pres.
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