The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-22
Miller's plano drawing. See item below

Miller's plano drawing. See item below.
Christmas iewelry and novelties. John
S. Allen, Guaranty bldg, open evenings
Andrews Hot-Water Heating systems
make home comfortable. 203 Hen. av.
Wreaths, evergreen and holly, 35c each.
Lathams Conservatory, SO Tenth st s..
Get your Christmas flowers, green's and
holly at Whitted's, 400 Nicollet avenue.
zesbaugh's picture sale and framing
pictures cheap. New Stock. II Fifth
street S. .
Russian chocolates and other unusual
CONNECTIONS. Louise H. Morton, $40 MIC
olet avenue. 49,.
Perfumes that last, leading new odors.
Gamble & Ludwig, druggists, 3o1-3O3 Hen
nepin avenue.
Flowering plants and ferns in abund-
ance: prices reasonable. Latham's, 50
Tenth street s.
Auction--"Bown's" annual sale closes
with an auction Saturday morning at 10.
See Want Page.
The Christmas entertainment Of Trim
ity Baptist Sunday school will be held
tomorrow evening In the Y. W. G. A.
hall. ''e' - @'' 49,.
Pearle A. Cooke is the plaintiff in a
divorce action commenced in the district
court. against Earnest Cooke, alleging ha-
bitual drunkenness.
If you want to be sure to please the
young lady get her a Vanity Bag, the
finest, newest thing in the market. At
Barnums, 715 Nicollet.
DR.. Grattan Guinness of London will
preach at the First Baptist church to-
night The meeting will be In the main
auditorium and will be followed by bap-
MI
omitted.
in street or str let car, gold belt buckle
In form Of figure eight, set with diamonds
and sapphires. Very liberal reward. Re-
turn to Forrnan-F Ford & Co., 116 Washing
ton avenue 8.
Piano prize drawing takes place at
Millers photo studio Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock sharp. All those holding
unused coupons should get them extended
by registry at studio, previous to that
date, to entitle holders to participate.
A jury in Judge A. NJ Harrison's court
returned verdict Of not guilty in the
case against John G. Davidson, secretary
and treasurer of the Horseshoers' union,
who was accused Of appropriating to- his
own use about $500 of the unions funds.
Announcement has been received at the
postoffice that beginning with Jan. 1 tho
fees on international money orders for
British Honduras will be reduced, It is
thought that this may be step in the
beginning Of general reduction in fees
for foreign orders.
The Fifth District of Good Templars
will meet in annual session at 703 w
Lake street, Minneapolis, Tuesday, Dec.
81, beginning at 9 am, holding over all
day and evening. This district includes
Ramsey and Hennepfn and neighboring
counties. Satterlee and Riverside lodges
Of Minneapolis will entertain.
Because Of an alleged discrimination
against ST.. Paul contractors in Mime
apolis, the st. Paul board Of aldermen
yesterday turned down bid by H. w.
Van Haften for reflooring the Third street
bridge, altho his bid was the lowest by
SIP, and was $1,000 under the estimate
of the city engineer. The board decided
to advertise for new bids.
Captain Andrew Sandberg was present
ed with a gold watch and chain by the
Monitor league, in recognition Of his eff
flcient services in behalf of that active
republican organization. The presenta
ton took place last evening at the clubs
quarters in Dilin's hail. Among the
speakers were C. A. Smith, J. w. Hern-
lund, G. j. Johnson, Swan Nelson. Erick
Rhode, Charles Peterson, John A. Dahl
and J. A. NOrdin.