The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-15

Call on or write to Barnes Bros. for
choice per cent investments.
Andrews Hot-Water Heating systems
make home comfortable. 203 Hen. av.
Christmas jewelry and novelties, John
8. Allen, Guaranty building; open even
ings.
Bintliff Manufacturing company has
opened temporary offices, room 6S3. Guar
anty Loan building.
Dayton's Great Christmas Sale Of Jew
elry opens Saturday. See advertisement
in Fridays evening papers.
Ralph Whelan of the law firm Of Kuhn,
Whelan and Bennett, returned Monday
from q four months trip in Europe.
Photo frames for from one to eight
pictures and beautiful Dutch frames, and
all kinds Of oddities in leather at Bar
NUNS Trunk store, 7l5 N1collet
Lost-In September or October, either
in street or street car, a gold belt buckle
in form Of figure eight. set with diamonds
and sapphres. Very liberal reward. Re
turn to Forman-Ford & Co., 116 Washing
ton avenue S.
Palestine on Horseback Is the sub
iect of a stereopticon lecture to be given
by Rev. Stanley B. Roberts at the Pros
pect Park church Friday evening, Dec.
Is, at o'clock. Mr.. Roberts returned
recently from years trip in the Holy
Land.
J. H. Beck, alleged to have embezzled
$500 from the Northern Canadian Rail-
road company while he was employed in
their offices at Duluth, was arrested last
night by Detectives HELM and Hanson
and is held for the police Of that city.
An officer will take him back today.
Camp A. R. Patterson, Army of the
81 Low I11oiy oncc
session in the new hall, A. O. U. w. build
ing on Seventh street S, this evening
The initiation of members will be con-
Quoted by a recently organized drill team
and promises q very unique and interest
| ing ceremony.
| Republicans of the eleventh ward, tc
show J. M. Jacobson that he is as much
respected in defeat as in success, will
give a smoke social in his honor next
| Friday evening in the hall at Blooming
| ton and Franklin avenues. Mayor elect
| D. P. Jones, w. l. Nolan, William G.
Leary and others will make addresses
An entertaining program has been pre-
pared by the committee on arrangements.
Among the special Xmas attractions
| the Minneapolis and st. Paul public have
| been for the past several years treated tc
European exposition Of high-class arts
| tic novelties. Mr.. Holtzermann Of the
| HOltZermann Chicago Store company
| whose annual visits to the different Euro
pean countries have brought to Minneapo-
| lis class of artistic and original wares
that even the people who have Travelled
abroad find most interesting.
Itasca Council No. 1905, Royal Area
mum, has elected the following officers
Regent, A. Higgins; vice regent, G. M
| Wade; orator, T. H. Marvin; past regent
George L. Dingman; secretary. L. M
Sage; treasurer, L. j. r. Rutherford; col
lector, E. E. FIaw; chaplain, c. H. Maine
guide, w. Il. Scott; warden, Z. J. North
field; sentry, w. J. Williamson; trustees
F. E. Hobbs, F. H. Ring, G. H. Tasker
representative to grand council, George
L. Dingman; alternate, e. e. Haw; organ
list, T. H. Marvin.
An informal reception in honor Of Judge
Andrew Holt was given on Tuesday eve
ming by the Monitor league at Dillin':
hall. About two hundred members O
the league and leading republicans were
present. Captain Andrew Sandberg pre-
sided and among the speakers wer
G. A. Smith, DR.. Victor Nilsson c. o. A
Olson, Charles w. Johnson and others
Judge Holt felt SO flattered by the man,
kind words said Of him that he was con
strained to make a modest denial, ven
turing the opinion that his services an,
worth had been highly overestimated.