The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-05

Picture sale and framing pictures cheap, !
heavy new stock Zesbaugh, II Fifth st. S.
Removal Notice-Crystal Ice company
from 4O3 Kasota block to 356 Tenn
pie Court.
Manifestation. Salary paid. Apply
Journal office, circulation manager, Mon
day, Dec. 5.
Wanted-Lady solicitors. Salary paid.
Apply Journal office, circulation manager,
Monday, Dec. 5.
John A. Rawins Post will hold their
election Of officers tomorrow evening. All
comrades Of the post are urged to attend.
500 line directors held a called meeting
this morning in the Guaranty building to
indorse certain matters Of business
brought before them. The meeting was
short and of minor interest.
Professor George r.. Kirkpatrick will
give an informal talk on '!How to Study
Socialism free to the public at the Work
ingmen's Educational club, 245 First ave-
nue. S, this evening at o'clock.
/ Sumner T. Mcknight has bought the
3-story brick hotel and printing office build
ing in the rear Of the Guaranty building
on Second avenue S for s65,O00. Moore
| Brothers & Sawyer negotiated the DEAL
| The frontage is forty-five feet
| St. Louis Parks Methodist church was
reopened yesterday following almost de-
molition in the August tornado. The
sermon was preached by Rev. Dr. P. A.
| Cool Of Fowler church. Rev. Or. William
Fielder, presiding elder, secured in few
minutes pledges for all but $50 of the 5000
needed to finish payment on the repairs
bill. -
| E. J. Conroy, superintendent of police,
| says that he expects to engage in the
| fire insurance business after the first of
the year and is not a candidate for war
den of the state penitentiary reported,
or for any other office, tho he admits that
he will not reject wellpaying position
in case it is offered to him.
The regular monthly meeting and din
ner Of the Minnesota commandery, Of the
Loyal Legion will be held Tuesday even
ing Dec. 13 at the West hotel. The board
of officers will meet at o'clock and the
business session will begin at $780, After
dinner. which will be served at 1880, Cap
tain J. c. Donahower will read paper
entitled, ION the Constitution"
Mrs Ida Mitchell, 4o7 Nicollet avenue
was robbed Of a purse containing several
valuable rings Saturday while she was
shopping In a Nicollet avenue store. She
laid the purse on the counter while she
picked up some bundles and it was
snatched up while she was thus engaged
Burglars entered Bernard's confection-
cry store at Thirty-third avenue N and
Washington some time last night ano
stole about SIS in small change from the
cash drawer Entrance was effected by
prying open the rear door. A vacant
house at s1o1 Columbus avenue was also
entered last night by men who cut ou
all the lead plumbing. The house was
built recently and the plumbing had just
been put in. !: 49, =.
IL At the meeting Of the Minnesota Acad
envy Of Sciences, to be held next Wed
nesday evening at the public library, tw'
geological papers Of particular local in
terest will be read by Professor G. w
Hall and Professor F. w. Sardeson o
the state university. Professor Hall vii
discuss 1.-THE Great Fault Line of Min
nesota," and Professor Sardeson will tel
Of "A Remarkable Glacial Flowing a
Minneapolis" .
The national convention of the Build
ing Laborers and Hold Carriers unto
ander hall. President Lilly, General Sec
rotary and Treasurer o. A. Strombere
and one other will he the committee o
| credentials. Members Of the local unto
appointed to the committee on arrange
ments are: Olaf Johnson, William Has
strom, L. Anderson, E. Ryel, Edwi
| Nordstrom and N. J. Hanson.
| Amanda Olson was in police court thi
morning charged with keeping diso1
Il
| pleaded not guilty and the case was cor
| tinued until Wednesday morning. Sh
| was released on 500 bail. Two me
| arrested at the time Of the raid pleade
guilty and were fined $40 each. The tw
| girls arrested at the same time pleade
| not guilty and were dismissed because
| lack of evidence against them.
| The Hennepin County Savings bar
| most heartily indorses the Journal ed
| torial Of Deo 1 school savings bank
Such plan would be a great work f,
the practical education of the children
Minneapolis. If followed 1t will be wort
millions to the generation now in OF
public schools The Hennepin Count
Savings bank has been circulating lite
allure on the subject of savings Fl
thirty-four years, with the result that y
now have nearly ten thousand deposito
whose deposits amount to nearly thr
million dollars. Homes by the hundrt
have been bought; a great number
our boy depositors of early years ha,
become successful buiness men. See no
fast it accumLlates! One thousal
dollars deposited with us In 1880 won
| have doubled twice., now amounting
about $4,000. Start your savings accou
now. Commence the new year right.
terest commences Jan l, compounded TO
times a year.