The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-03
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1902
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Thu Emperor shoe, at the Plymouth, is the
pest !! all $500 shoes for men,
, MantedIpony for cash. Must be gentle
I Choice farm loans for sale. with titles
guaranteed. Title Insurance and Trust Co.
engraving, stamping, printing for society
ana business The Beard Art Co., 624 Nicollet
DR.. Wright, dentist has removed 514 Mic.
( Best equipment west Chicago. Best methods
The Empress shoe is the best $3.50 shoe for
women. Sold only in the great shoe sales
I room at The plymouth
+ There will be Christian Science service
at Mrs. Della Whitney Norton's 1912 Nicollet
| avenue, this evening, at o'clock. All inter-
lested are invited.
s. l.. Labowitz. who was arraigned last
week charged with assaulung one Dan Muir
4 phy was given q trial this morning and
| fined So or FIVE days.
1 Nicollet lodge, No. 4G, knights Of Pythias,
VIII confer the rank of page on two candi-
yates THIS evening. Knights and visiting
I1nembers OF the order are Invited
Auction-125 oil paintings, water colors, all
originals, noted artists, consigned to us by
Tue s insurance company Don't miss It; April
galleries, Alt First avenues.
| Mrs James Fitzgerald, who was burned by
IIurpentlne flames at her home, 10 Ortman
avenue Sc, Tuesday afternoon, died of her
INJURIES fa. e; Yesterday She leaves husband and
| of II years. s-4 8 49, p
Mail delayed for a week on the Great
| Northern, owing to the storms in the west,
came In bunuh to the postofhce yesterday
me rush reminded the clerks Of the days be-
fore Christmas, when it was almost impossi-
Die to complete the daily work
| transfer engine of the Omaha road
Jumped nmn pee the track at a sharp curve near
running gear in the sand. 1t was several
| hours before the locomotive could be re-
| placed on the rails, but, as the accident &C.
| CURED on side track general traffic was not
The third annual banquet of the shattuck
Clup is TO be held on Saturday evening" April
Il, at O'Clock, at the Commercial Club All
exsnads are welcome and are expected to be
| derstood that, the affair is strictly informal
and ask that all 'Shads'' who can be present
Wll communicate with the secretary Will
! liam K Sweat, SOL Phoenix building
! Departmental examinations in stenogra phy
and typewritng for the departments at Wash
lngton and for the Philippine service are be-
ing conducted to-day by Marc Wanvig, of the
local E'a poard, under the direction of Special
examiner N. II. Saxton, Of Washington
FIFTY -one are taking the examinations in the
| clVll service rooms at the federal building.
4 one day only is allowed for the tests.
P. q; Wentz was arraigned in the police
! court this morning charged with grand lar
eeny. He will be given an examination
April o, and is held in 81, 900 bail. Wentz
IS the man who was arrested last night by
| IT Is alleged, has gotten away with upwards
| OF II 600 worth Of belts, the property of NJ
L. Burkhardt, for whom he formerly worked.
Northern Light lodge, No. 121. l. o. O. F.,
LOOK into membership a class numbering over
hrty last evening, forty-two by initiation
large number of odd Fellows from all parts
OF the country attended and banquet was a
| feature Of the occasion William McGregor.
grand master; A. L. Bolton grand secretary,
and Deputy Grand Master Wilkinson made
addresses. J. W. Davis, OF Grantsburg, Wis,
| was among the visitors from distance