The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-26
CITY news
TOWN TALK


Bart's Cartoons for 1902 on sale at The
Journal counter for Csc; by mail, 3oc.
The poem, 'Footstones: Of Nation"
by G. E. Bertrand, on sale at~book and
music stores -s
Zesbaugh's Bargain Sales-Pictures, Oil
| Paintings, Ovals and Framing Pictures
II Fifth street S.
| Tickets for the Phoenix club stag"
can be had of s. Alexander, SO Sixth street
s. Limited number only.
For Sale-s3O cash will buy a second
hand Remington typewriter. Can be seen
at Journal advertising counter.
If death occurs in your family and prop
! erty is left, see the MINI. Title 1ns. &
Trust Co. about settling the estate.
The Minneapolis Chapter, American In
stitute of Bank Clerks. will meet to-mor-
row evening An address on "The Insur-
ance Business will be given by c. w.
Van Tuyl. -,-s 11.-,-...--~--. ..s
Charles Anderson was arrested yester-
day at the South Side police station
| charged with stealing a coat from a sa-
loon at Two-and- a-half street and Cedar
avenue. ~ aa,..r, +
The Engineers club will meet tonight
at the county commissioners rooms IN
the courthouse. Officers will be elected
and there will be lantern slide exhibit
of Minneapolis engineering. > "
George Sandberg, son of August Sand
berg, living at 1925 Cedar avenue. was
struck by a street car Saturday morning,
receiving a severe cut on the side OF
his head and several bruises.
Encourage the little musicians. The
Journal Newsboys' Band Is trying to
raise a piano fund and will give concert
of sacred and other music at the Metro
politan Theater next Sunday afternoon
Be sure you hear them.
Thieves broke into the saloon Of Stearr
Brothers, 10 Fifth street S, Sunday morn
ing and stole two decanters Of whisky
and about 200 cigars. They also pr1eo
open the desk in search of money, but
failed to find any. In forcing an entrance
through the rear door they broke an ex'
pensive window.
The annual meeting Of the Native Sons
Of Minnesota will be held next Wednes'
day evening. Jan. %, at the county com
missioners' room in the courthouse. No
only members Of the new association ma!
be present, but any person born in Min
nesota previous to 1865 is urged to at
, tend There is little opposition to the re
election Of DR.. Peter M. Holl, as president
Frank Dyer, young man residing a
1917. Fifth avenue NE, was taken to tn
city hospital last night suffering from In
juries received In a fight on a street car
He was thrown to the floor and received
, a blow in the eye. He says the conduc
tor kicked him, but passengers say ina
he and his companions were disorderl
G and that the conductor was In the right
j. W. Brown, supposed to be a travel
ing man, was arrested at the West hote
last night on a charge or drunkenness
and when taken to the central polio
station swallowed some kind Of a powde
which he said was morphine and strych
nine He was taken to the city hosp1ta
but an examination showed that he ha
e taken no poison. He was then returne
!. to the station and compelled to spen
the night in a cell.
y The plans Of the Women's Label leagu
o are developing rapidly, as shown at tn
t meeting yesterday A plan has been GU,
~ lined of organizing q league In every war
Of the city united by a central organize
r tion The draft Of a letter to be sent
the business men of the city, was read an
= accepted. It is request to them to rec
ognize union labor and to promote TT
sale Of union made goods as much as pos
sible. The constitut ion and bylaws pre-
scented by a committee were accepted.
Minneapolis Council. No. 1893, Knigh
and Ladies of Security, has elected TT
following officers: President, c. w. Brar
" don; vice president, B. H. Mulvey; SCI
&c ond vice president, A. D. Hobdell; prelat
w. F. Houk; financial secretary, r.
Garwood; corresponding secretary, WI
&c Elizabeth Klema; treasurer, Miss Map
~ Doolittle; conductor. Mrs. B. H. Muive
guard, Miss Marie Dahl; sentinel l..
8, Wood: trustees, DIR. G. w. Williams. A
thur L. Jones, Miss Minerva Williams.
A smoke social and camp fire, und
the auspices of Minneapolis Camp, No.
Sons of Veterans. will be given at Four
Ward Wigwam, Ninth street and Weste
avenue, Tuesday, Jan. q, at p. M A
Or dresses will be delivered by Governor
ec R. Van SAINT, Judge Ell Torrance pa
&c commander in chief, G. A. H.: Per
e. StarkWeather, department commando
r. Senator E. B. Wood, past departing
lie commander, G. A. R.; Col. c. T. Tro,
&c bridge, Rev James S. Montgomery, d. !
DC w. I. Nolan, and others.
&c
DC "Ths Shirt Sale Doing Business"
SC "2 for / - Hoffman's TOggery Shop.