The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-11

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+ Pictures for presents real home gift.
Beard Art Co, ST NicoNet
As card plate ana visiting card for. Xmas.
Beard Art Co. 624 Nicolle t.. S. 81 81 !,
: isI your furnace is ascoal eater. phone II.
I o.. Roberts. furnace expert. "a
Christmas gifts. diamonds, watches and
! jewehy. John S. Allen. Guaranty bldg.
Standard Catholic Book Store, 81 Fourth
street s. second floor. Books and religious
larticlessfor holiday gifts.
Buy fine palm or Boston fern for
| Xmas Only half price for cash saIur-
I day at Mendenhall's.
Subscribe for qall magazines. papers.
| etc. and get your binding done at Gen.
| tury News Stand. Third street. near
i11ennepin avenue.
II Mendenhall, the florist, 81 Sixth street
IS, Minneapolis. continues to get up the
finest funeral flowers Also ships them
to any part If the northwest.
Eight million dollars Of enlbezzled funds
| in the United States during 1902! Fidelity
] bonds sold by Fred T. rGay. Guaranty
Bldg. give employers absolute protection.
Is Admission Tickets to The Food Show
/ One with every purchase of 25c atSie Ode
1 TYNE Bakerie salesroonls, 81 Nicollet
/ avenue, 1900 Third avenue S, sic Ncollet.
/ Patroimah John Rollins of the fifth pre-
cinct was taken suddenly i'll yesterday and
| his physicians fear that he may not re-
lcover. a blood vessel broke in his stom
;lcl1 and G weakening hemorrhage followed
Next Monday evening the nomina tior
and election OF officers Of Hernlion lodge
i No. IS, X P. will be held in the Castle
! Hall. Masonic Temple. This will be one
Of the most important meetings OF the
year.
! At the regular meeting of the soldiers
home board yesterday reports showed thai
there are now 1872 inmates of the home
a,tho a few are absent on leave. In the
past two months there have been tel
deaths In the home fourteen inmates have
been discharged. and thirty admitted.
! Peter Boosalis, who in the past few
Years has acquired a comfortable compel.
eucy in the fruit and candy business
leaves tonight for greece and Turkey
where his wits and mother have been Wis
iting for several months. After seeing hi
native land to his satisfaction he Will re
turn with his relatives.
). Prospect camp. No. 1885. NJ. w. of A.
b mas elected the following officers: }. &
Rognas, clerk: A. wanson banker
Charles Gustafson. escort; J.P Broberg
wiltchman;: s. b. Hagen. sentry; j. G
Stmmurs. manager; DR.. Falk 'reTringson
DR.. 0. J. Neline physicians.
The next regular meeting of the Prolli
bition club of the eighth ward, in the clu
halt a Lvndaleand Aldrich avenues. mex
Monday night, will be addressed by Rev
3lA A. Graves Of the FRANKLIN
!. Avenue RI IL. church, and Quinc
Lee Z Morrow. z who is working un
der the auspices of, the state prohibition
h com .nittee. Special music has been pro
Vided for.
Rev. A. Thurman. pastor Of Fores
Heights Congregational church, will con
duct services at the Christian Workers
4 mission tonight. Mother Wheaton
well known among. Christian workers a
over the country. who is engaged par
ticularly in prison work, is in the city thi
week. rs She tailed to the old soldiers a
In. home Yesterday. To-day she wi
i visit the state prison at Saltwater.