The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-12
Meet Minnesota g new governor.

Meet Minnesota g new governor.
Excellent service at the new Grill
Music from 6 to 8.
Moon brand brick cheese, pure and
| sweet, at your grocer's.
Andrews Hot-Water Heating systems
make home comfortable. 2O3 Hen. av.
For Rent-First-cl class office in Oneida
block. Title Insurance & Trust Co.
"Our Mayor and Our Municipal Re-
| demption will be w. B. Riley's sub
iect at the First Baptist church Sun
day night.
Wanted TO buy a second hand
paper-cutter, SO inches wide; must be
good condition. Address, giving price,
ETC., 1886, Journal
A class in public school music teach
ing commences at the Northwestern
Conservatory of Music, Dayton
There are five burglaries to every
fire. Everybody carries fire insurance,
and Fred L. Gray Company will write
you a burglary policy. .."
Lost-Gold link cuffbutton, Thurs.
day forenoon, of no value to finder, but
priceless to owner, liberal reward if re-
turned to Holmes hotel. ..~ ~
Fine dancing hall, Kimball hall, cor
ner Eighth and Nicollet, finest dancing
floor in the city. Ter ms reasonable
Inquire Kimball Piano store.
Subscriptions to all magazines and
papers taken to the Century News
Store, Third street S, near Hennepi1
avenue, will receive prompt service.
George W. Downing of Fergus Falls
will speak at Holcomb's hall, IS Fourth
street S, at 3 pm. Sunday. Subject
"Socialism the Hope Of the Future.
We will buy Minneapolis Genera
Electric company per cent bonds, alst
Minneapolis General Electric company
preferred stock. Wells & Dickey Co.
Bank floor, Guaranty building.
The examination announced by tn.
civil service commission for the posi-
ton of railway mail clerk will not b.
open to residents Of Minnesota. TIL
examination is intended for North an
South Dakota residents.
Carrie Nation obtained one vote TO
the presidency in Minneapolis. The ad
| mirer of the doughty amazon halls fror
/ the second ward. Another secon
warder voted for Ben Davenport for
place on the supreme bench. H..
/ Victor L. Berger of Milwaukee, VIII
is here en- route to the American Fec
Grafton of Labor convention at Sa
Francisco, predicts the defeat Of Samue
Gompers as president Of the organize
ton. He says the socialists will lea
the attack.
| Do you burn too much coal? Can yo
keep warm all the time9 Are you al
noyed by coal gas? An Aeolipyle
applied to your heating plant viii s 8: "
references. Telephone yAeolipyle con
pany, residence 3136 Pillsbury avenu
| Twin city phones 4134 and 1856. -.
II Deputy Coroner Irvine is still invest
| eating the death of Peter Tologso1
whose body was found in vacant Il
Wednesday morning. Altho he is pra
tically certain that it was case {
suicide, he has not yet found a motiv
Superintendent of Police Conroy has d
tailed men on the case who will try
twenty-four hours prior to his death.
Take "The Governor g Special,
leaving Minneapolis Union station Mo
day afternoon at CLOCK for St. Pet
to join in the state big ratifcatit
and congratulation of Minnesota g ne
- governor. Round trip tickets $3.50 {
sale only at Journal counter common
ing Monday at 8 am. ..- IT,.
! Some one took advantage Of the fa1
ily's absence at DR.. D. F. Fitzgerald
residence, 230O Portland avenue, la
evening, duu UTOhc Ill, Cdh1uS IWO ldl
rockingchairs and several smaller 9
ticles Of furniture. The police we
. notified and have learned that the the
was committed by some one thoroly
miliar with the place.
John Irwin Of Richfeld reported
the police this morning that a thi,
equipped with wagon, was at his pla
last night and stole fifty fancy Ply
outh Rock hens. The tracks Of
wagon were easily traced to the ma
road and there they were obscured
the other teams that had passed cal
in the morning. It is thought that
is, man drove toward Minneapolis in
=. der to find a market for the fowls.