The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-21
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II, Monogram stationery for Xmas at the
Beard Art Co., 624 Nicollet.
Pictures for presents real home gift.
Beard Art Co., 624 Nicollet. s. ISL
Christmas gifts diamonds watches, ETC..
~ s. Allen, Guaranty BLDG. Open evenings.
\ sGet SouE pictures framed cheap, first
class. prompt. zesbaug h. ia Fifth street
S. Open evenings
Get our prices. on perfumes, toilet sets.
hair brushes; military sets. 4Gan1ble &
Ludwig. druggists, 301 and 30S Hennepin.
;. Standard Catholic Book store, 81 Fourth.
street s. second floor between Nicollet
and First avenue s. Open evenings,
O,Brien Bros, proprietors. @
The second hand store at Al Washing
ton avenue N was broken into last night
and a quantity of second hand goods stol-
en-. There s 10 clue Ito the thieves.
The Minneapolis Retail Salesmens assoc
citation, local No. $50, will meet this even.
ing at Morgan post hall, to elect officers
and transact other important business.
Cigar cases, holding three cigars, to-
cases for 100,, plain and mounted: cigarette
and match cases in leather. silver and gun
metal, at Barnum's eLather Goods Store.
3. "a. Thomas who roorned on Nicollet
been asked to find him. He is so years
old, 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighs ITO
pounds. He is light complexioned and bald
headed.
|; Gettysburg regiment No. 81 q. ". IT,,
will hold Its annual meeting this evening
at No IS Fourth street S. All members
are earnestly requested to be present.
Election Of officers and other important
work will be transacted.
A forged. check for $3.50: was received at
the Hennepin County Savings bank Sat
urday. The indorser used fictitious names.
The name Saxton Heating company was
used at the signature and the name Of
the payee was also fictitious.
/ The blanket burglary and hold-up policy
which Santa Claus (Inc.) has found neces-
sary to carry this year Is transferable to
the individual bene1ciaries named therein
on andsafter Dec. Is at the office Of Fred
L. Gray company, Guaranty building.
| Toy trunks that are trunks. So and up.
children's suit cases, IL inch to 80 inch
Sizes. Have you seen the very latest in
| trunks for men and boys? They make ele-
CANT presents. See them and more beau
| tiful leather goods than you ever dreamed
Of, at Barnunn's, us NicoHet.,
Victor Diezer, a young man employed by
! Wy1nan. Partridge & Co., tainted between
the acts at. the Lyceum theater last night
and In falling struck his head against a
| chair, sustaining a severe cut on the face.
The young man. was attended by DR.. Lup-
ton and eleven stitches were necessary to
Ebind ptthe wound. ~
Sandy Curry, the negro arrested in Du-
lutn and brought to Minneapolis on a
charge Of forgery, may be released be
cause no one can identify him as the man
who passed worthless paper. Four men on
whom Curry was said to have passed these
checks were taken to Central station but
could not say positively that Curry was
the man. Curry says that he can prove ar
alibi II 1t is necessary.
! A full body Of grand officials assisted in
| the initiation Saturday evening Of thirty
! candidates, constituting q new grove q!
/ the United Ancient Order Of Druids, : The
/ ceremonies were observed in Woodnaan's
! hall, Two-and "a half street S and Cedar
avenue, and the new grove will probably
be called. Riverside" This gives the
Druids four groves IN Minneapolis ana q
membership Of 800.
Atythe last review Of shareharn tent. No
|12S, X. O. r. NJ. the following Officers
were elected Thomas Reiner,, command.
err. Frank. Shepard, lieutenant commander
A: W. Emerson, r. k.;s r. r. Humphrey
finance keeper; William Norman, chaplain
Louis, Anderson, sergeant; John Snaren
master at arms; Albert Osborne, frs
M.:G.; Robert Bexellt second M.,G.; George
4 Paine, sentenal: William J. Leonard pick
I et;@. J Ohm. Waddick, "A. w. Vinar ant
Thomas Reiner. trustees. A public, in.
i stallation Of officers and entertainment
will be given in Masonic hall, 2223 Contra
avenue, Friday evening. Jan. 22s