The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-31
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Bart's Cartoons for 1907 on sale at The
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Z Four per cent paid on savings deposits.
Minnesota Title ms & Trust company.
\, DIR, w. d. Myers has opened offices at
room 800. Sykes building 256 sHennepin.
Hear the. drama tic readines of Ben Eur',
at Wesley NJ e. church Wednesday eve
ming, Feb. 4 Moving pictures.
r Flowers for funerals and all other p,lr-
poses shipped to all parts of the north
west. Mendenhan, florist. 81 Sixth st S.
Subscribe for all ma sazines, papers, etc,
and get your binding dore at the Century
News Store. Third st S. near Hennepin.
B "A Socialist View of History will be
discussed by George B: Leonard at So
ciaiist headquarters, s45 Fourth street S.
Sunday at p. m.
=: Savings deposited with the Minnesota
Title Insurance & Trust company on or
before Feb. 5 will draw interest at per
cent from the first. T.
A clearance sale of trunks and ather
goods from 10 to so per cent discount on
all lines at Barnum's Trunk and Leather
Goods Store. us Nicollet.
w. B. Hammond will speak on the
Rights OF Labor at the meeting Of the
socialist labor party tomorrow at p. m
at Sc Washington avenue s.
DR.. Frank l.. McVey will address the
University Liberal association at its meet
ing at s o'clock this evening in the library
building. on lis There Modern F'eudal-
ism?''
AZ, enjoyable Sunday afternoon of good
music at the Metropolitan opera house
Tomorrow will be given by The journal
Newsboys' band in a first-class concert
assisted by Miss Eugenia Osborne
A. w. Woodruff, aged Is years was ar
raigned in police court this ornins
charged with passing a forged check fol
SIS upon Sherman Smith. He waived eX-
animation and was held to the grand jury.
Miss Ida Salisbury. buyer of the mus
lin underwear, infants wear and cOrsets,
and Miss Mary Sullivan, buyer of the
trimmings at Goodfellow's, are on their
way to eastern markets In the interests
Of that firm: =. 80. &c., ~.
An important meeting of the seventh
ward democrats will be held at 1884 E
Lake street next Monday evening. Mayor
J. c. Haynes and John Lind, congressman
elect will be present to make addresses.
All democrats are invited. ~ +
The Janitors and Elevator Operators
union will give smoke social at AleXan-
der's hall Sunday at 3 p. m. All mem
bers are expected to be present. Several
addresses will be delivered. The social
will be preceded by a business meeting
The Seventh Ward Improvement League
will meet Monday evening at the Seventh
Ward wigwam, 1903 f Lake street. All
interested In the improvement Of Powder
horn, park and general Improvement
throughout the ward are requested to be
present. -. E..
t. Fred MartensolE who was arrested
Wednesday night while attempting to bur-
glarize the grocery store Of Holmquist &
Skooglund. 1900 Sixth street S, was held
to the grand jury. l.. T. Blakefield, ar
rested at the same time, proved an alibi
and was released.
d. I. Hoten. wood dealer of South
Minneapolis, Was arrdlsned in municipal
court this morning charged with violat-
ing the ordinance affecting weights and
measures, it being alleged that he sold
maple wood without first having it meas
urcd by the Inspector Of ffrewood. He
pleaded not guilty and the case was con
tinued until next Wednesday,. ..