The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-08

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at 1890 pm. Get your ads in early,
please. z-
Journal want pages close on Saturdays
at 1880 pm. Get your ads in early,
please.
Public demonstration Of Kodak Develop
ing Machine and Velox papers Saturday
night, pm. Everybody welcome. =. 3.
Meyrowitz, GOA Nicollet avenue.
Notice-15c holdings 12c per foot; 1Oc
holdings SC per foot; beautiful pictures
for your homes; beautiful line Of oval
frames. Bintliffs. Alt LIST av s.
Eva Tanguay and company In best mu-
steal comedy of the season, benefit of the
Minneapolis fire department, Metropoli-
tan operahouse week of Dec. 10 to "a.
That's all.
Agnes Mitchell, we'll known to the po-
lice was arrested last evening by Detec-
tives Balm and Gallagher on a charge OF
swindling Nicollet avenue merchant Out
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guilt.
Don't miss it. Minnesota's great fruit
exhibit at First Unitarian church, Eighth
street and Mary place, today and Friday
Exhibit is free to everybody. Come anC
see what Minnesota can do growing ap'
pies.
Thieves broke into the stationery store
of F. P. Siddall & Co. 314 Hennepin ave
nue. last night. Several cases of fountain
taken. The burglars entered thru &
basement window
H. l.. Gordon was arraigned In police
court this morning charged with pass
ing a forged check for 11.5O. He waived
examination and was held to the grand
= Jury. The check was passed in down
, town businesshouse.
1t is expected that the rates on fdel
ity bonds issued by the local underwrit
4 ers will be raised after Jan. L. The larg
y number of defalcations thruout the coun
try has brought about serious loss t
= the companies and they feel Justlhed i
"a making the advance
a The last meeting of the educationa
Il committee Of the Trades and Labor as
a sembly until after the holidays was he'll
a at Alexander hall last evening. A com
II mttee was appointed to ask local dealer
n to boycott the firms at Rochester Wh1c
81 the A. F. of L., on account Of strikes.
"a William Kenrick, known as "L1ttl
q Tacks," a former member Of the OIL
"a Dockery gang waived examination in pc
" lice court this morning on a charge c
u grand larceny. He was charged wit
"a stealing a watch from the residence G
y Charles A. Crowl, 1913 Elliot avenue S
a while the family was at dinner.
N Regimental inspection Of the degre
81 team of Longfellow camp, M. w. Of /
"a Foresters will be held tomorrow at
"A pm in the Seventh ward wigwam, LAX
8 street and Bloomington avenue. All off
- GERS and members of the several compar
les of the Second regiment are requisite
to be present at this inspection. 1nfol
NAL dancing will follow the inspection.
D Richard Rosengren and the Swedis
Dramatic society will present Ullers #
nous comedy, "Karlek och Upptag' Q1oN
4 and Pranks), at Normanna hall next SUI
a day evening. This comedy, which is a
ranged in three acts, Is one Of the liv
Hest of Swedish dramas and one Of II
most popular. 1t was given here fl
years ago with great success. This W
be Mr. Rosengren's first appearance in
b complete play since his return fro
30 Stockholm.
," The negative won last night in a deba
a by the Minneapolis chapter Of the Amer
" can Institute Of Bank Clerks on the que
r ton: Resolved, That National Banks
u Cities of Less Than 25 900 Inhabitants T
Allowed to Loan on Real Estate II
negative was represented by j. f. Cote
e. and Harry Gavere of the National Bal
of Commerce, and the affirmative by R.
C. Macgregor and J. D. Farmer Of the Nortl
= western National bank. The debate WI
n held in the new quarters Of the MINI
~ apolis Whist club TIC First avenue S.