The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-10

Read the violet Ray 2u III louaS, pei
sonal column.
Andrews Hot-Water Heating systems
make home comfortable. 203 Hen. aV.
For Rent-First- class office in Oneida
block Title Insurance & Trust Co.
w. H. Mitchell, clairvoyant. magnetic
and electric physician. 81 Twelfth st: 5.
Rev. Grattan Guinness Of London will
sneak tomorrow evening at the Flrst
Presbyterian church.
Sewing sets, portfolios, opera bags and
hundreds of imported leather novelties at
Barnum's leather goods store.
Wanted-One first-class draughtsman
Permanent position to right man. Fire.
mont D. Orff, No. 615 Lumber Exchange.
See The Journals want ad contest on
want page good chance to make some
Christmas money. Get busy and win a
prize.
Fine dancing hall, Kimball hall, corner
Eighth and Nicollet, finest dancing floor
in the city. Terms reasonable. Inquire
Kimball Piano store.
| Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News Store, .
| Third street 8, near Hennep1n avenue
will receive prompt service.
Mrs j. j. Schultz arrived in Minneapo-
lis Wednesday with the body of her young
son. Burial service was conducted Ihurs-
day at st. Mary's cemetery.
The Mems club of the Church of the
Redeeemer will meet In the pastors study
at the church Friday at pm. The paper
Of the evening will be given by A. IT,
Bright.
! Ask for our SIS suit case (cowhide) at
s425; a fine present. But nothing finer and
more practical than an up-to-date trunk
and Barnum has them. 715 Nlcollet
| Write for catalog.
The Garfield Republican club is to hole
a meeting Monday evening at Morgan
Post hall, Nicollet avenue and THIRD
street Matters Of interest to all mem
bers will be considered.
| Professor George r. Kirkpatrick of Chi
cago will speak upon socialism at Hol
combs hall, as Fourth street S, at 3 pm
Sunday. His subject will be: 1.-THE Fatal
ism Of Capitalism, or the Survival of tn
Strongest
Police Superintendent Conroy has beef
asked to look for George Foster, VIII
stabbed H. Gustafson in a drunken Draw
near Cokato last evening. After the stab
bling Foster is said to have started to
ward the twin cities.
The following officers have been electe
|
A: Consul John Linond; adviser, H. E
McKenzie; banker, Fred W. May; clerk
l.. w. Douglass; escort, John B. May
watchman, c.. R. McKenzie; sentry
Charles F. Robinson; manager, c. ]. John
son; physician, DR.. F. A. Knights.
/ missions of Japan will be considere
Sunday at 1880 pm. at the Prospect Par
church. Japan's position before the Worl
today Is believed to be Of so much gen
| +l,,+ toll rn 1o crix h
Rev George R. Merrill superintendent Q
the Congregatio Home Missionary SO
ciety Of Minnesota, will draw a large aud
fence. "a
Police Superintendent Conroy Is look
4 ing for the experienced crook who
] teaching the young newsboys to stea
Arthur PaQuette, one of the "hustlers,
was arrested yesterday on a charge Q
stealing a hat from a clothings house, I
his story to the police the boy has i'm
plcated several other "newsies,' who h
4 says are also in the business, and whole
/ sale arrests may follow.
4 Wanted-An elderly gentleman to TAX
u charge of a neWsboys' club from $3.50 i
A the morning to or o'clock in the even
4 ing, at moderate salary. Applicant mus
be able to read and write, also must b
able to explain items of interest to tn
=
( amples in arithmetic; also someone wit
) ideas to further their welfare. Apply 6
I circulation department, Journal office, {
( 10 o'clock, Monday.
! Minneapolis Tent, No. a. Knights Of tn
( Maccabees, has elected the following off
GERS: Commander, G. A. Holm lieutena1
} commander J. A. Olson; record keeper,
M. Macy, reelected; chaplain, Robe
Adams; sergeant w. S. Cooper; maste
( alarms, S. B. Valley; first master of tt
) guards r. T. Daley; second master
: the guards, Charles Johnson; sentine
I James Mitchell; picket, N. A. Johnso
) trustees, w. E. Seton and Robe
} Adams.
: John S. Pillsbury council, No. 21s
J Royal Arcanum, has elected the follo1
= ing officers for the ensuing year: Del
- gate, Andrew Livingston; regent, Geor
M. Osborne; vice regent, A. Holt; pa
regent, Andrew Livingston; secretal
Walter S. Steele; collector, Robert
Bertsch; orator, N. A. L'Heraut; cha
lain, A. r. Prolls; guide, G. G. Pra
warden, w. A. Buehler, and sentry, c.
Swanson. After the meeting the mel
bers held a smoker The council is t
|, youngest in the city. Monday evening t
members will visit Hamline council.