The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-28
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK

Good picture framing. The Beard ART
Co., 624 Nicollet.
The only place where Dunlap hats can
be secured Is Barnaby's.
Banners. flags, regalia, badges. Wendell
& Greenwood, 307 Hennepin.
Four per cent paid on savings deposits.
Minnesota Title ms. & Trust company.
Bart's Cartoons for 1902 on sale at The
Journal counter for 25c; by mall, S5c.
DR.. B. T.Allen, formerly 2413 Blooming
ton av; office now 412-13 Masonic Temple.
See our new line of foreign and domestic
wall decorations. Taylor Sc Watson, 612
Nicollet
Sunday at 8 p M, Bert Russell Will
speak at Holcombs Hall, As Fourth
street on Socialism and Democracy.
Read the classified columns tonight.
There are thousands Of chances to make
money off of these little ads. Don't pass
! them by.
If you don't read but one ad on the
classified pages tonight be sure and read
the one In the female help column. It will
do you good.
Subscribe for all magazines. papers, etc..
! and get your binding done at Century
News Store 6 Third street, near Hen
| nepin avenue
1 Late fiction, just like new. Large as
sortment, low prices. We buy and sell.
Open evenings. Goodyear Book company,
319 Hennepin. ~ ae
The alumni association Of South Side
High school will hold an annual election
| of officers at the school assembly hall on
Saturday evening, April 4.
At Westminster church Sunday evening
Addison Madeira will sing 90 Jesus Thou
Art Standing by Geibel. Strangers IN
the city especially welcome.
Il 1ot1o rociSinO II
1917 Third street N, was severely bruised
by being struck by 500 switching en-
CINE at Camden Place yesterday. .
Wanted, one first-class architect
draughtsman. one well up in design. Per-
manent position to the right man. F. D.
Orff, 615 Lumber Exchange. IT,.
c. A. Johnson will speak on Labor
Power as a Merchandise at the meeting
Of the Socialist Labor Party Sunday at
p. M, at sc Washington avenue s.
DR.. Montgomery is announced to speai
|. in Wesley church Sunday morning or
"Why the Angels Remained Away ant
in the evening on brussels and Water
: loo" :...-
The Young Peoples Society of the FRS
Presbyterian church will give a specia
! praise service Sunday at $50 p. m. Ha
! Stevens and others will assist in the pro
! gram. -.- .,- l .--~ - D..
! At the morning service in the People,
e church tomorrow, Miss Augusta Schach
8 will sing the aria. '"Thou Wilt Keep Hin
in Perfect Peace" from "1siah.' Alder
r Rudd will play the violin obligato.
S The scored oratorio 1.-THE Seven Las
Words of Our Savior on the Cross b.
Mercadante will be given in the Churc
a of. the Redeemer on Good Friday night un
= der the direction of Emil Ober Hoffer.
y The bookkeeper, stenographers and OF
flee employees will meet March 81 at I
m. to complete their organization and wi
be addressed by several prominent labo
I leaders. Mayor J. G. Haynes will speal
Cabinet makers will hold their regula
meeting at Alexander's Hall, Monda
evening All those that signed the char
ter list are requested to be present; tn
| first Of the meeting will be open Tor Wis
n itors and all are welcome.
H. P. Peterson objected to the quality G
a free lunch served In Nicollet avenu
, saloon yesterday, called the man in charg
> harsh names and, as a. result was Struc
: in the face with a glass and severely GU
u His wound was dressed at the city hos
s. pital. .-- 1884,. .
The Brotherhood of Railway Freight an
= Baggagemen will give an open meetin
~, and smoke social at Alexander's hall Sun
=, day at 2:30 p. m. The speakers will b
: Mayor j. c.. Haynes, H. F. Johnson all
-. w. J. Gallagher, international organize
20 There will be good music. Union an
nOn-uniOn men are invited. - ...
Detective Nick Smith has received a lei
l. ter from the Detroit, Mich. chief Of polio
- thanking him for information which lie
:. to the arrest of l.. S. Patterson, wante
Of in Brandon, Man., for an alleged swind
i'd involving $4,000. Detective Smith learne
- that Patterson had gone to Detroit an
gave the police there his address,
Id The Sunday afternoon mems meeting
rs the Y. M. G. A. tomorrow will be &C
dressed by Rev. DR.. H. v. Givler Of tt
First Methodist church in st. Paul, I'll
Y. Monsters j.. F. Kerr will sing a so
I'd and Sheibley's orchestra will play a mu
ical program for the half hour precedir
the time of the address.
The new business agent of the Me
Cutters Union, G. E. DeLaine, has SUI
ceeded in bringing in fifty new membe
in the past four weeks. He has al
placed the union shop card in many bus
ness places. A sick benefit Of SIS per we
-, has been adopted, and in consequence t
III initiation fee has been raised to SO. . r
ct. union will give dance Easter Monds
April Is in Odd Fellows hail. 800 Nicol
'e- avenue. - --s. 49,
20. The formal opening of the teachers a
ILL., sembly hall at the city hall was held We
terday at a meeting of the fourth sra
We teachers. The room is artistically finish
in pleasing shades of green and is pl
We vided with 10 seats. Each grade has
,th monthly meeting at which demonstr
lions are given in the different depal
~ ments of music. drawing, physical GU
Ne. ure, nature study and other special su
jects. The eighth grade teachers n
lin this morning. Such meetings have p,
ve- viously been held in the assembly hall
the Central High School. = ~
eet ---- 49, & s-s
=. No Enthusiastically Merchandise