The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-21
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK

Don't worry about that furnace if it
don't heat. Phone III. o. Roberts.
Metal frames reduced IS to so per cent.
Lee Bros. Photo Studios. Sol Nicollet.
Judge R. Corrigan goes to Alma,
Wis, Monday to assist the defense in the
Taulson murder trial.
You would sleep better if you had
burglary policy with Fred l.. Gray Com
pany. Guaranty Building. Your neighbor
has one.
New choice designs in wall papers Ex-r
orders. at w. N. Taylor e. Co.'S, II Sew
enth street S, near Hennepin.
The men of Trinity Baptist church
will have a supper at the st. James hotel
tomorrow evening, and after supper mat
ters concerning the church will be dis
cusse1.
North Star lodge, No 6. I. 0. O. F.. will
confer the first degree next Tuesday even
ing at it's hall, 800 Nicollet avenue. A
deega ton from ColfaX lodge of Hudson,
Wis, will be present.
Mrs A. P. Courtney slipped on an icy
sidewalk at Ninth street and Nicollet ave-
nue. yesterday afternoon and sustained
! serious injury She will be confined to
her home for several days.
+ The safety assured by it's capital and
profits Of $65000O. is the protection guar
anteed it's depositofs by The Minnesota
Loan and Trust Company. 313 Nicollet av-
enue Accounts opened daily. Interest al
lowed from date Of deposit.
Leon Schulheis and Harry Hail. both of
Rice Lake. came to Minneapolis yesterday
on their way to southern Iowa, where Mr..
| Hall owns a farm They had but about
SO in all and had not counted on expenses.
They We're provided with warmer clothing
and given enough money to take them to
the Iowa town.
| The state university summer school for
teachers will be open six weeks this year,
beginning June 90 The date has been
fixed by State Superintendent Olsen, who
has designated Dr. Kiehle as conductor.
Professor w. A. James will be assistant
conductor, in charge of the pedagogic de-
partment in methods and philosophy of
education.
The executive committee Of the Gus
tavus Adolphus College association last
evening named a sub committee consisting
of Dr. Alfred Lind, Dr. c. E. Seashore and
E. G. Dahl to arrange for a mass meeting
of the Swedish Lutherans of the city be-
fore whom the matter of removing Gus
tavus Adolphus college from st. Peter to
Minneapolis should be fully discussed.
Flour City camp. No. $50. M. w. A..
will hold Il public installation Of officers
to- morrow evening in it's hall, 81 Seventh
street S. A literary and musical program
and dancing will follow the installa ton
ceremonies. Those who will take part in
the, program are Miss Eta Rue, reader;
Miss May Kemper, contralto; George Rehl
comic songs; M. l.. Cole, barytone; Flour
City NJ. w. A. quartet and Flour City
band,
John Il. White Of Chicago will address
the Commercial club Friday at D. m. on
1.-The Vicious Aspects Of the Tax Ferret
| PROPOSAL The board Of directors elected
il. D. Utendorfer resident member yes
terday The following were made non
resident members: r. A. McWilliams OF
Independence, Kan; l.. F. Houpt Of Chi
cago; Otto o. Tollefson of Grand Forks
Ed Fl. Stong of Cavalier, N. D.; Alvin Rob-
ertson Of Grand Forks; w. L. Finton OF
Menominee, Wis. it was decided to give g
supper some time in February to the mem
bers of the public affairs committee.
Palest tine Tent, No. 43, K. o. T. M, in.
stalled the following officers for the en-.
suing year last night, Louis A. Runge
past commander, acting as installing Off.
Ger: Commander, G.. A. Will: past com
mander, George Wolfeld; record anG
finance keeper. Harry A. Melville; chap.
Hahn, A. w. Benton; master at arms, Viii.
liam Sheffer; sergeant, Charles Edlund
first master guard, Charles Plimling; sec.
ond master guard, NJ. Hand; sentinel
George Purvis; picket, Charles Garard
Following the installation a smoker wa:
enjoyed, a large delegation of Maccabee!
from ST. Paul being guests.