The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-17

The Violet Ray ad in the Personal
Column will tell. .s...
Read The Bushlers ad under Personal
and Female Help column.
Chadbourne & Braden write fire insur-
ance. Both telephones, 1919.
For Rent-First- class office in Oneida
block. Title Insurance & Trust Co.
Christmas Trees, Holly and Green's
Northrup, King & Co., Bridge Square.
Andrews Hot Water Heating systems
make home comfortable. 2oa Hen. av.
Christmas jewelry and novelties. John
S. Allen, Guaranty bldg, open evenings.
Bintliff Manufacturing company has
opened temporary offices, room 633, Guar
anty Loan building.
The feathers used in the bags this year
are beyond description. See everything in
leather at Barnum's, IT'S Nicollet
Do you play golf? Barnum has golf
trunks and caddy bags and golf attach
ments for his wardrobe trunk. They are
fine as presents.
pers taken to the Century News Store, 6
Third street S, near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service.
Professor George r. Kirkpatrick Of
Chicago will speak at Holcomb's hall, As
Fourth street S, Sunday at 3 pm. Sub
ject, THE Right of the Trust to Exist"
The unfortunate victim in yesterdays
murder suicide tragedy had $4,000 acct
dent policy in the Pacific Mutual Life In
surance company Offices, 1O0O-1O06 Guar
anty Loan building.
Lost-In September or October, either
In street or street car, a gold belt buckle
| in form Of figure eight, set with diamonds
| and sapphires. Very liberal reward. Re-
turn to Forman- Ford & Co., 116 Washing
| ton avenue 8.
Dean William S. Pattee Of the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota law school will address
the meeting for men tomorrow at 1886
pm. on Respect Of Law" Mrs. Jose
phine Dyer Johnson will give a vocal sole
and Kenny's orchestra will play.
An "Aeol1pyle" on your heating plant
will save coal; keep your house warm
night and day. Write for descriptive mat
ter and names Of Minneapolitans using it.
Aeolipyle Company, GIT First avenue 8
Telephone T. c. 1856 and 4134.
A complete check Of all the tobacco an6
cigars at hand in the factories of Min
neapolis will be forwarded to Washing
ton by S. Nicolls, deputy collector of in
ternal revenue, Jan. 1. This report will
stamps.
! The Misses Harrington, milliners, have
moved to Mendenhall's old store on Sixth
street They had intended to retire from
business, but after twenty years Of sue
cess found it impossible to break the ties
and now will continue in their new store
along same lines as before.
Holiday novelties, perfumery, imported
bonbons. Louise H. Morton, 800 Nicollet.
John Maddox will give lecture to
morrow night at the meeting of the Lib
eral League at Cedar camp hall, Two
and-a-half street and Cedar avenue. Hi
subject will be: THE New Gospel of Evo
luton, in Place of Christianity, Base
Upon the New Science Of Monism, O
Scientific Rationalism.'
| At a regular meeting Of the Court Adel
phia, No. 1905. Independent Order of For
esters, the following officers were elected
II. Dolan, 9. D.; Charles Monahan, G.. R.
James Cook, V. c.: G. w, Chapman, R. s.
Joseph McDevmott, F. S.; w. Il. Daltor
treasurer; E. Gardner, orator; Williar
Cook, S. W.; c. S. Daniels, J. W.; Josep
Farley, s. B.; M. Kirby, J. B.; r. STAG
and F. Eaton, trustees; DR.. J. Long, Z
Nymanover, finance committee; j. Nc
Dermott, delegate to H. C.
Dovre lodge, No. 8, Sons of Norway
has elected the following officers: Presi
dent, Peder Petersen; vice president, H
Holey; examining physician, DR.. Thorval
Thorkelsen; corresponding secretary. c
Hoff; financial secretary, M. ]. Tyssee
treasurer, John Meland; regent, Edw. c
Indahl; marshal, c. o. Johansen: insid
. guard, Christ Wage: Seven new mem
; bers were initiated and three applica
lions for membership were read an
acted on. The lodge will give a Christ
mas festival Dec. II at Odd Fellows
hall, corner Fourth street and Centre
4 avenue.