The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-13
THE: CITY
TOWN TALK

DR.. Talbert has returned from California
and is temporarily located at SG1 Medical blk.
The Sixth Ward Republican Club will meet
Tomorrow evening. in DANA hall, at o'clock.
big meeting is expected.
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William Hill was arraigned in police court
this morning charged with taking a razor
from his employers. Ile pleaded guilty and
was fined $25.
Ole Emerson was in police court hits NOR
ming charged with stealing some carpenter
tools from Ole Ness and N. E. Benson. He
was fined S30
Chairman Sweet, of the Fourth Ward Re-
publican Club banquet committee, reports that
the net profits of the recent banquet were but
| just trife short of 5000.
| The residence of Charles Ellis, 425 First
avenue N, was broken into last night and
| Jewelry to the value of $25 taken. There
| Is no trace of the thieves.
A. w. Harwood, a candidate for the repub-
| lican nomination for sheriff two years ago,
will be a candidate again this year. He filed
| his nomination papers yesterday.
Chairman Matchan, of the Hennepin county
| republican committee, will call the committee
| together Monday evening, May 10, to fix the
! date for the caucuses to elect delegates to the
| county convention.
The Town and Country Camera Glass will
meet tomorrow evening at the Y NJ. c. A.
building. The subject of the lecture will be,
Platinum Printing Those interested in
the subject are invited
| Rev. J. E. Bushnell, pastor of Westminster
church, has received a telegram for Walden
/. Omand. member Of the church, stating:
! come On first train; mother very ill., the
| message is from Grand Forks, n. D., and is
signed Mabel Omand: 1t has been impossible
for DR.. Bushnell to find Mr.. Omand.
! Northern Light lodge, No 121, l. o. O. F.,
will entertain members of the various city
lodges of the order at union meeting, to be
aeld at the lodge hall, Twenty second and
| Central avenues NE, tomorrow evening. A
good program has been provided and cordial
invitation to all Odd Fellows is extended.
w. T. Stanbra, real estate agent from
Humboldt, Iowa. had his pockets picked at
| the Minneapolis & st. Louis depot Saturday
| night and a purse containing $125 and a num-
taken. He felt the men jostle him in the
crowd, but did not miss his purse until later.
| He reported OF matter to the police.
Commission firms doing business in the state
| are being notified to pay the annual license
fee OF 81 and file bonds for faithful perform
ance Of contract as required by the Grinde-
| land law The total amount which the state
yearly holds in commission firms bonds is in
the neighborhood of $1,000 900. There are al
present 14o firms in the twin cities and Duluth
under the supervision OF the commission.
j. A. Gable, of Kansas City, secretary treas
urer of the International Coopers' Union, now
| in Minneapolis, has refused the challenge oil
J. l.. Murphy, former president of the union
for an open discussion Of the question grow.
ing out of the establishment of another CO.
operative shop more than a year ago. He
incident. The twelve men who formed the CO
| operative company have been offered positions
| in other shops if they will cease doing bust
| ness their account.