The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-11
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

DR.. Talbert, dentist, will be absent from the
city from Feb. Is to April To-
-Four per cent paid on savings deposits. Title
insurance and Trust company.
Mrs. Evans, is selling goldfish at 1907
Twenty first street Come before the stock
is all picked ever Bloomington
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News Store Third street S, near Hennepln
avenue.
| Some Mistakes in Current Religious Teach
ing is the subject to be discussed by J. 3.
Graham to-morrow at 3 p M. at Socialist
hail. l25 Nicollet av.
W: B. Hammond will speak on The Beast
labor party, Sunday at p. NJ, at the Labor
Lyceum, Sc Washington ay S.
Jacob Fella, a peddler, was arraiigped in the
police court tais morning charged with hay
ing stolen $500 worth of jewelry. He pleaded
not guilty. His case was set for jan IL.
Protect yourself from fire and burglars dur
ing 1902 by taking safe in the Minnesota
Loan and Trust companys safe deposit
vaults, 313 Nicoilet avenue. Only So per year.
An important meeting of Riverside lodge,
1874, !. o. G. T., will be held Monday even
ing, Jan. Is, in Simonson's hail, Cedar and
Washington avenues. A large attendance is
desired .~#.
F. d. Williamson, a nurseryman Of this
city, has secured $25 900 contract for plant
Ing and arranging trees on the grounds or the
Louisiana Purchase exposition, to be held at
st. Louis in 1904. &c.,
Herman F. Johnson, secretary Of the Brick
layers union started for Pittsburg this morn
Ing. where he will represent the Minneapolis
organization at the annual convention OF the
International Union of .Bricklayers.
Next Tuesday evening Lincoln camp, No.
1856. NJ. w. A. will have public installation
OF officers, followed by T. musical and literary
program for members and their frlends. at
the hall, Lyndae and Sixth avenues N.
At the peoples popular services at Wesley
church Sunday evening DR.. Montgomery is
announced to deliver the second address In
the series, "A Summer Beyond the Sea- sub
ject, "A Sunday Morning in the Catacombs
Doors open at T.
w. H. Dunwoody's coachman was painfully
injured In runaway accident on Firth street
S, yesterday. The horse became frightened
and turned quickly throwing the coachman
to the street. The driver held to the lines
| and was dragged over the ice-covered pave
| ment across Nicollet avenue.
A course Of four talks on Dante Will be
given by. Mrs. T. G: Winter, for the benefit OF
the Kindergarten Association, at Gethsemane
Ssss an At Ps Life aa ade TmeS IL
Purgatorio' Feb 10, The Paradise"
Electric lighting and power plant for sale
Deseription-Two American Ball eng, engines =:
four-pole 5O-kilowatt 11O-volt lighting genera
tors. Possession given Jan. 10 and FEB. TO-
| 1902 These ECU pments are IN Iull opera
| ton and may be Inspected at Inc MlnneapoHS
| Journal plant.
The Journeymen Horseshoers union held
| their annual banquet Tuesday evening. Most
| of the master horseshoers were present as the
guests Of the union and many OF the mem
| bers Of the St. Paul l.nion. There was a long
| list of speeches and the organization came IN
| for many compliments for it's progress during
| the past year. The membership has grown
| from six to forty-fve in that time.
! Democrats of the fourth and fifth wards met
| last evening to fill vacancies on the county
! committee. Dr.. g. NJ. Ferro was chosen tc
succeed George w. Achard, who has left the
city; and J. K Gilmore will take the place OF
Thomas H. Fishcp The fourth ward meet
| ing adopted resolution requesting the ccun-
| ty organization to call primary election fol
| the selection OF a new county committee
about April /. The suggested date, however
! is not significant.