The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08
CITY NEWS;
TOWN TALK

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Annual clearance sale on pictures and
frames. Blntlff's factory, AIT First av s.
New French underwear just received.
Special display Friday. Vrooman >,
{ Sixth street 8.
Take your family and lunch at the
Rathskellers Cafes noon day luncheon, 2oc.
Come and see the crowd. IVA 8
Bonds OF the Twin City Telephone conn
pany, netting 8 per cent, for, saletby the
Minnesota Loan and Trust. fCornpanys 5.
Probably there is a Want Ad in this
issue of as much personal. interest to you
as. though it came to you in a telegram
Look for it..
The minnesota Loan 81 Trust: company
allows interest on deposits, and deposits
made at any time draw interest from date
OF deposit, # @.~a
]. The Twin City Gregg Shorthand Asso-
citation will hold it's third regular program
at the Minnesota normal school and bust
ness college 604 E Twenty fourth street,
this evening. a program has been ar
ranged OF interest to- every one interested
in the art Of stenegraphy: s5 ~
4 Earnest r. Kirkpatrick. charged with
assaulting Joseph McGregor. a Hennepin
avenue saloon-keeper, with knife, was
ing. charged with an assault with dan
gerous weapon. The case was continued
until Tomorrow morning,
The remains of Robert "A. Landers, who
| died in a cell at the Central police station
| Tuesday morning, from alcoholism anC
morphine poisoning. will be sent to RE.
tona, N. Y, his former home, for inter.
ment 1t Is said that 5I.anders' divorced
| wife refused to concern herself as to tht
disposition Of his remains.
| Louis Berseth, G. Cooperman and j
To az a
| municipal court yesterday charged will
selling adulterated lard. The state chem
| list could not testify specifically enough
and Judge Dickinson dismissed the cases
F.. J. Weight pleaded guilty to sellinf
adultera.ed lard last August and paid {
| fine of S25. y :. y .-1 "
The case against Louisa Blankenhorn
charged with keeping a gambling nous
at Twentieth avenue N and Washington
was dismissed o-day: upon motion Of tn
city attorney. J., The case was tried sew
eral weeks ago and conviction resulted
A motion for a new trial was GRANTEE
and the case set for this morning. Sew
eral important witnesses needed by tn
state have left the city and it was neces
sary to dismiss the case. =. .'...'
Edward Harkins, alias Skinny 1ar
llins, is under arrest at the Central polio
station charged with entering the room Q
Detective John stavlo, 1918 Fifth street
and stealing a revolver, g. pair OF hand
cuffs, several raEors and other articles
1t is also thought that it was Harkin
who broke open a showcase OF the Lilo
shoe store, Washington avenue S, Tuesda
night, and stole thirteen pairs OF trousers
The stolen property has not yet been re
J covered.
The Mckinley school will be ready ft
occupancy Jan. &c, the date set for tt
opening Of the new building. 1t IS
eight-roorn building, Of the most approve
modern school architecture. :. The opcr
ing Of the school, which will greatly n
lieve the present congestion, will probab
add Ave new names to the teachers pa,
+ roll. The board of education will tn
evening discuss the overcrowded cond
E tion of the schools, and decide where ne
buildings are most needed for the comir
year. .-.. =
The following officers were installed
: Pioneer Ruling No. 652, Fraternal Myst
l Circle. Tuesday evening, Jan. s. by Pr
lessor A. N. Ozias,s supreme represent;
y tive for the ensuing year: Ruler. VILLA
!: A. Westerson; vice ruler, Wilbur e. Littl
! past ruler, Herbert r. Francis: chaplai
t A.. -. Ozias; recorder William III. Barne
/ treasurer Harry 3. Francis; marshal. P
J. ter j. Kohl: warden. George F. Ne,
/ guardian, Edward Bell; sentry. Able
:! 1 Hanson; collector, George D. Croker; ph
= sician. o. X. Richardson; trustees, Pet
i J: Kohl George D. Croker, w: O. Hi