The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-31
CITY NE WS
TOWN TALK

County Attorney Boardman resumes law
practice in Andrus building, Jan. 2.
For Rent--First- class office in Oneida
block. Title Insurance & Trust Co..
For low priced fuel cal! Field Fuel
company 1920 Washington avenue N.
Andrews Hot-water Heating systems
make home comfortable. 2O3 Hen. av.
Will be located in our new store, 622
Nicollet avenue, Jan. T. All are invited.
Feely & Crocker. hair goods.
Get in your deposits by Jan. sand re-
ceive 4 per cent from the first. Mnneso-
ia Title Insurance & Trust Co.
Rev DR.. Grattan Guinness OF London
will preach at Calvary Baptist church,
Blaisdell and TWenty-siXth street, Sunday
morning.
minnesota Pioneer Sketches" by
Frank G. O'Brien, on sale at bookstores
and All Phoenix building; $3.50; by mall'
Is cents extra.
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News Store,
Third street 8. near Hennepin avenue.
Will receive prompt service.
st. GATHERINGS college, Randolph street
and Cleveland avenue, st. Paul, Mlnn
This college for young women opens Jan.
s. 1905. For particulars address the
| Directress.
Professor George r. Kirkpatrick Of Chi
cago will give the last Of his series Of lee
| lures Sunday at pm. In HOlcombs hall,
As Fourth street S. Subject: THE Rights
| Of Man. Seats free.
| Greater assortments-1arger stocks
| strongest values-in Daytons anual sales
Of linens, embroideries and undermuslins,
beginning Tuesday, Jan. 3. Read full de-
| tails in Monday evenings Journal.
The board Of directors of the Twin City
annual dividend at the rate of per cent
per annum on the common stock OF the
company, payable Jan. l, 1905. Books
close Dec 26 to Dec 81.
The records Of the day-deaths. births.
| marriages, hotel arrivals, railway time
tables, real estate transfers, building per"
nits and other information of interest
will be found, together with want adVer-
tisements, on page Il OF this issue.
Peter Pierson, porter in a saloon al
los First avenue S, reported to the police
last night that he had been held up anC
robbed Of 81 as he was walking along low
er First avenue. He says he offered res1s
tance and this was met with bloW IRON
some heavy instrument.
. John Lloyd and Thomas McCaffrey, 1;
years old, were arrested last evenig b!
Patrolman Buck, charged with stealing
) quantity Of butter from Charles Grouwstrf
( three jars Of butter and We're trying t.
{ sell them at downtown restaurants.
& The Christmas service for Bethlehem
{ Presbyterian Sunday school was post
} pOned on account Of the weather and Wi
7 be given Monday evening, Jan. 2. IN
entertainment will consist of a description
{ Of a trip thru the Holy land, illustrate
by stereopticon views, by the pastor
I The Railway Water Supply associatio
{ ", lie
) 80 Sixth street S. The first session will b
a social session and will commence at
am. The second session will be devote
{ to business and the election Of officer
} and will commence at l o'clock.
4 We own and offer for sale local corpo,
) alton and municipal bonds, lncludln
) Gas Chamber Commerce and sever;
2 choice Minnesota county issues; also care
! fully selected farm and city mortgage
Our January offering list furnished on al
4 plication. MINI. Loan & Trust Co., 8
Nicollet.
A The Rev. J. s. Montgomery is to gi'
one of his most delightful lectures MOI
day evening in Wesley church. Inc pr
ceeds are for the benefit Of the Weslf
a soon to- leave minneapolis for his ne
q charge In Denver, Col, this may be II
last time the general public will have
Il hearing him lecture. 'Rome, Ancient ai
q Modern,' is his subject.
q Henry J. Glasser. 400 Blaisdell avenu
"A died yesterday, the result or nJurl
q received in the crush at the Llnd-Peters
"a debate at the international audltor1u
H Ia ct fall TO discuss the record Of Robert
81 Dunn Chaser was caught in the cru
Nj at the door and received slight inquire
q which he scarcely noted at the time.
81 became worse and went to the home
q his son-n-law, A. L. Hewitt, where
M died His injury resulted IN oostructl
M ~ tho bile messages, which in turn caus