The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Knoblauchs removal sale begins Tuesday,
March %
Pictures we'll framed. The Beard Art Co.,
624 Ncollet.
See our new spring wall papers. C. E. Tay-
Tor & Co.. 612 Nicollet.
Have you seen the cycle whirl? At the
Dewey theater this week. 1
Invest your savings in a good farm mort
gage, through Barnes Bros, Oneida block.
Four per cent paid on savings deposits Min
nesota Title Insurance and Trust company.
Frederick Roach, the Rambler agent, has
been repairing bicycles since 1887 at 5l9 Hen.
Osteopathy-Drs. Covell & Moore 425 Med
ical block. Treat women and children only.
At Barnum's trunk and leather goods store,
you will find the best trunk that So can buy.
10 Nicollet avenue. 3,
Fire at 800 Hamlin avenue, Tuesday might,
spread to the adjoining residence of J. r.
'Iurner which was total destroyed
Subscribe for all magaztnes, papers, etc.,
and get your binding done at the Century
News Store, s Third street S, near Hennepin
avenue. II ,}+rsssfz5Sef2T -
Pure spring water and ice, enough to sup
ply the whole family, for only cents per
day. The acknowledgement company, 31S
Hennepin.
The st. Anthony Park North Improvement
League will hold a spring meeting in Cen
trail hall Thursday, March 81, at s p. m. The
Womans Association will assist -
Mrs. B. l.. Scovell. president of the Mime
sofa w. c. 4. u, will lecture at the Bloom
al O'Clock. Subject, .'Watchman, What of
the Night?"
Rev. NJ: d. Shutter will address the Uni
verslty Liberal Association on F" Evolution and
IIm mn in the university chapel, at
invited: A brief business session will follow
the address. ,.*S
The bag-punching contest at the Dewey last
evening between Harry Setback and Kid
a h0 fNr Sc
won by Setback. The work Of Selby was
fine, considering the fact that his opponent
being a professional. = ": ras#F'
c. NJ. Loring will deliver an illustrated lect-
and parks at the Lake Harriet school house
this evening. The lecture will be under the
| auspices Of the Calhoun Improvement associa-
ton, and will be free. . -....
| At the Volunteers of, America, 246 Henne-
pin avenue, commencing Sunday evening, spe-
cal revival meetings will be conducted by
Charles R. Ellis, the blind evangelist. Miss
ELLIS VIII sing some of her beautiful gospel
songs. All are invited. =
Electric lighting and power plant for sale.
Uescrlptlon-TWo American Ball engines,
| !4x12, each 1o0-horse-power. direct belted to
four-pole 5o-kiiowatt 11o-yolt lighting genera
| tors. Possession given April l. 1902. These
equipments are in full operation and may be
inspected at The Minneapolis Journal plant.
At futile Universalist church, tomorrow
evening, Rev. A. R. Tillinghast will give the
|
the Nineteenth Century. His topic to-
! morrow evening will be, "John Ruskin, the
Man and the Prophet These lectures have
been proving most entertaining and instruc-
| tive Seats are free. Z, =
| Detective Sergeant Taylor of the San Fran
! cisco police department Was in Minneapolis
THURSDAY, en- route to Ottawa, Canada, where
| he will get n man charged with numbering :
| San Francisco policeman in Chinatown. He
| says that almost every month policeman is
murdered in his city, but that the "coppers'
are getting used to that
| March "a will be Juvenile night" in River
side lodge, No 1874. l. o. G. T. The commit
! tee in charge is Agnes E. Safely, grand secre-
! tary, and Rev. s. B. Roberts. Quigley lodge
No. l, was organized Wednesday evening
! March 10, in the office Of the general secre-
| tary, 1927 Sixth avenue n, and will hold its
next meeting there, March &c.