The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-18
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK

Choice farm and city mortgages Tor sale.
Minnesota Title Ins. & Trust Co.
Four per cent paid on savings deposits.
Minnesota Title Ins. & Trust company
You will certainly find bargains in
houses and farms on the. Journal Want
Page of to-day's issue. Look them up.
IS "A few memberships may hes had in a
small party now forming to tour Europe
the coming summer. Address Europe, :"
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/, j. w Johnson will speak on the Glass
Struggle at the. meeting ofsithe socialist
labor party to morrow at 3 p. m. at %
Washington avenue S.. II ID
Does a Greed Determine One Chance
of Heaven?'' is the subject of Pastor, w
5B. Rileys sermon in the First Baptist
church Sunday evening at 7:3o ezra !
Eugene G.. Hay will address the Min
sneapois Credit. Mems association onH,R Rec
iprocity"" at their meeting at the Hotel
Nicollet next Tuesday evening, April IL.
Burglars entered the wholesale liquor
store of Rees q, Fineman, 30 Third street
s. last night, and stole 81 from the TIL
They gained an entrance to the building
thru a rear window.
! Evangelist Tom Mackey will ,scouduct
a special series of meetings at the Swedish
Free Mission church, d Twelfth avenue. s
and Seventh street, every evening at 7:3O
from Monday April 20 to Sunday, April 26,
inclusive. ~ -. ..s'~... Es..- III
The week annually observed as the Jew
ish passover will end tomorrow night
In accordance with the ancient rule the
last day of the Passover like each day of
~ ,ieh will oT1 a aiohfnPn min
utes after SundOWn. ,,~ ..= ... s.-.s-. .-.
Stanley B. Roberts of the Bethlehem
Presbyterian church will make the ad-
dress at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Rob-
erts' subject will be Fright at the Cen
ter The meeting begins at $3.50 o'clock
and is open to all men, especially young
men.
James Bryant post and corps will have
an open meeting Tuesday evening, April
II. There will be a general turnout of
post and corps members and other pat
riotic citizens. General l.. A. Grant will
make an address. The corps ladies and
the post entertainment committee have
arranged a fine program. The public is
invited.
The South Side alumni association held
it's annual election last night at the South
Side high school, and chose for president
Y. F. Laws. for vice president Miss Sadie
keaty. for treasurer and corresponding
secretary II. S. Hanson, for secretary
James McCollum. A committee was
named to arrange a reception for the
senior class.
The thirty -eight annual conclave of the
grand commandery of Knights Templar Of
Minnesota will be held in Minneapolis, at
the asylum of Mounted Commandery No.
80, Wednesday, April 80. The headquar
ters of Grand Commander Roland H.
Hartley will be at the West hotel. Among
| matters to be considered will be the re-
ports Of the committee on tactics, the
committee on forms and the committee on
equipment.
/ After the annual dinner of the Mime
sofa School of Mines Society last night, at
the Hotel Nicollet, S. W. Cohen spoke of
THE School of Mines Society,"; Frank
Bowman of "EIunches''; Louis Penhoel.
1.-The Student Miner" Other speakers and
toasts were: What We Are Here For, -
E. e. Whiteley; 1.-The Freshman With the
Pick and Shovel L. e. Ives; 'The '03
Bunch" F. W.>Smith., The toastmaster
was H. j.. Hoards 'sThree score students
and professors attended. = L = -''- --
Articles of incorporation were filed yes
terday with the secretary of state by the
Minneapolis Catholic Orphan Asylum
There is capital stock, and the incorpo-
rators are Archbishop John Ireland Rev
Thomas J. Gibbons and Rev. Patrick Dan
ehy Other articles filed We're those by
the Lon Merritt Mining company. 100000
capital stock; the Atkinson Mercantile
company of Atkinson. capital stock $10,-
| OOO and amended articles increasing the
capital stock to 100000 by the Miller
Davis Printing company of Minneapolis.