The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-04
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

-Four per 'ent PAID on savings deposits. Tltlo
Insurance and Trust company.
The Woodward chorus Of fifty voices will
sing at the First Baptist church Sunday night.
DR.. H. Mel. Morton has removed his offices
to 1859 Andrus bldg, Fifth st and Nicollet.
Ted, te wonderful dog you read Of IN this
Raper some time ago, Is now at the Palace
Dime Museum.
from the Guaranty Loan building to No. 1928
N1collet avenue.
The only remedy guaranteed, and the best
thing on earth for catarrh, The Little Giant
Anti-Pain and Catarrh' Cure.
Subscribe for all magazines. papers. ETC..
and get your binding done at the Century
News Store, s Third street S, near Hennepin
avenue.
The Christian and Missionary Alliance will
meet hereafter until further notice In room
116 Kasota block, first floor, at p. ~. Sun
days.
Because Olaf Lund is in the habit of get
ting drunk at every opportunity, Judge Holt,
in the municipal court this morning, sent him
to the workhouse for fifteen days straight.
Annie Eden and Peter Hanson were found
in a. disorderly house last night. In the
municipal court this morning. Hanson was
fined $50 and Annie was sent to the workhouse
for sixty days.
Rev. Frank Cooper Of the ,Olivet Baptist
church will speak at the Kelley institute
Sunday at 3 p. m. The business meeting OF
the Womans Kelley League will be held
SAouuay dl A.ou p ILL.,
To the charge Of assault and battery, j. S.
Parsons, an old man, pleaded not guilty, in
the municipal court this morning. The COM
plant was made by Alfred Sherlock and the
case will be tried Monday.
Carl Watslein didn't understand a formal
charge of drunkenness, but, when asked if he
had been drunk, cheerfully replied Yep" and
Judge Holt, of the municipal court, gave him
ten days or $40 this morning.
Dr.. Montgomery will begin a most inter-
q
Sunday evening. entitled "a Summer Beyond
the Sea-" Subject Sunday evening Is 1.-THE
Isles Of Greece" Church doors open at Z.
The prisoners and employees at the work
house. los of them in all, were vaccinated by
health office physicians last night. The recent
discovery Of Of smallpox in the county
jail lead to the precaution against the In
PRODUCTION Of the contagion at the works"
The Minneapolis Volunteer Firemens asso-
citation will hold it's annual banquet at the
| Hotel Nicollet, Jan. %. The committee on
and reception is eomp9Sed Of
Chris Goringer and Joseph Scanlcn. An en-
joyable time is anticipated.
| Electric lighting and power plant for sale.
Description-Two American Ban Eng, engines
| four-pole 5O-kilowatt 110-volt lighting genera
tors. Possession given JAM Is and Feb. To-
! 1902. These equ- pments are In tull opera
ton and may be inspected at The minneapolis
| Journal plant.
Old-fashioned revival meetings are being
held in the little church at 112 Second stree
| Sc, in the rear Of the exposition building, BY
most successful elsewhere He is assisted by
A. C. Jett a sweet singer. Services will b.
| held Sunday at 1870 a. M, and 1880 p. m
| Also every evening during the week at 1880
Sergeant Tom Russell of the police force
| stopped a vicious runaway team in Washing
| ton avenue N Thursday evening. The team
| was running up the avenue, back of the car
and Russell leaped to the street and caugh
one Of the horses by the bride as 1t wa:
| flying past He was dragged quite distance
| but retained his hold and managed to stop tht
[ runaways.
W. N. Taylor, Of the firm Of w. N. Tay1o
! & Co., wall paper is now located at No. L
Seventh street s, where he would be glad tt
meet his old friends and customers. A com
| stock and personal attention given to hous
decoration heretofore. Telephone W., n
Taylor & Co., 536 Main northwestern Co..
for prompt service.
c. A., Tenth street and Mary place. will b
delivered by the Rev. j. s.. Montgomery, d
| D., pastor of Wesley Methodist church. Mr.
tractive speaker and every young man shout
avail himself of this opportunity to thear hin
address young men. a; a good orchestra vii
s:so: IN the music iDe meeting 0's'nS
Little Arthur Irwin, 631 Aldrich avenue N
appeared in the municipal court this morning
with his head bandaged up as the result 9
\ L
is said that Friedman struck the lad with
bottle. Friedman says the boy and his com
panions were pulling some empty barrels be
longing to Friedman from his wagon. TIL
case was set for Tuesday and bail was 1xe
at $25. The peddlers of the city will supper
Friedman. They say they are greatly an
noyed by boys in the above neighborhood.
| Next Tuesday evening at the hall of Cou1
Nicolet, United Order OF Foresters in Ma
sonic Temple, there will be large initiation
after which the officers Of Courts Monitor
Crystal, Hennepin and Nicollet will be in
stalled by M. e. Sullivan of Saltwater, hig
chief ranger Of the high court of Minnesota
Grant Evans who has served for a year an
| a half as chief ranger of Court Nicollet, wi
retire. to be succeeded by r. O. Simmons.
is expected that there will be the larges
turnout Of the order that has ever occurre
in this city.
With members coming in so fast that the
can not all be initiated unless day session
are inaugurated, the Minneapolis aerie, NJ
81, Fraternal Order of Eagles is in flourish
, ing condition. With those taken in last nigf
there is a total membership of 17S. Annui
officers elected last night were: Worthy pres
I dent Matt Farrell; worthy vice presiden
4 AL Lowe; worthy secretary, Frank B. Smith
worthy chaplain. W. l.. Mouldec: worthy ply
sicians, w. B. Murray, R. ]. Fitzgerald
Harry Cohen; trustees, T. ]. Mcllroy E. ,
n Corroy, George E. Kent; conductor, JOSEF
O'nonnell; worthy guard, Samuel Lease.