The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-11
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK
Journal Band concert Sunday.

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See the first production Of Baron Hum
bug in st. Paul tomorrow.
Special sale sweet violets, 25c full sized
bunch. Latham, florist, SIS Nicollet av.
March Discount Sale Beautiful Pictures,
Mouldings-10c at &c. 15c at 10c. zoe at 15c.
Bintliff, AT First avenue s.
We own and offer for sale $4,000 Min
neapolis Gas bonds. Minnesota Loan &
Trust Co., 313 Nicollet avenue.
Subscribe for all magazines, papers, etc,
and get your binding done at Century
News Stand, 6 Third street, near Hennepin
avenue.
Rev. s. N. Denard will speak this even
ing at the Jewish Reform temple, Fifth
avenue S and Tenth street, on Faith and
Reason
Mendenhall, the florist. 81 Sixth street
S, Minneapolis, continues to get up the
finest funeral flowers. Also ships them to
any part Of the northwest.
Gideon Hoaglund, 2027 Fremont avenue
N. who ran away from home few days
ago. was picked up in Savannah, ILL.,, yes
terday by the police. His father will bring
him home. Young Hoaglund is II years
old.
Ole Olson, the grandfather of the two
Roscoe children who were found by the
police few days ago, living with col
ored man, will give the children home.
The children's mother is in West Su-
perior.
Every Saturday and Monday evening
from until 9 deposits are received in the
Participation Department of the Mime
sofa Loan & Trust Company, 313 Nicollet
av Capital and surplus, $650,000. One
dollar starts your account.
lieutenant Harris and Lieutenant Dyn,
who have just returned to the city, will
conduct q
the Salvation Army hall, PIG First avenue
s. The two officers will assist in the local
work OF the army for a while.
Wagner regiment Of the Union Veterans
union decided by unanimous vote last
i night to consolidate with the Gettysburg
| regiment. The consolidated regiment will
be known as Wagner regiment, No. I, and
officers for it will be elected two weeks
hence.
! A letter has been received by Coroner
L. s. Williams stating that w. G. Ro-
| maine, the travelling man who shot himself
in hospital, lived in Cincinnati. He has
a family there but as he had a large bank
account here the burial will probably be
| in Minneapolis.
The sixth annual concert by The Jour
| nal Newsboys band will be given on Sun
day night at the Metropolitan. 1t will be
the best concert ever given by these pro-
| ficient little musicians. Reserved seats
so cents, on sale at Metropolitan box Of
fee. Gallery admission, rs cents.
! C. H. Cirlkler Coz Nicollet, has recently
enlarged the cigar department in his drug
| store, and now has one of the finest de-
partments in the northwest. Cirkler makes
a speciality of the box trade and is carry
| ing a line Of domestic and imported CT
gars that is unsurpassed in this section OF
| the country. ~.
Herman Rolf. a North Minneapolis boy
had one Of the longest and most thorc
| petty larceny trials on record in police
court this morning. He was charged with
stealing a trace chain from j. Honnick, 8
junk peddler. Judge Dickinson found Rof
guilty and sentenced him to the county
jail for five days.
Division No. 7, A. o. H., held a rousins
meeting last evening at Kistler's hall. Over
200 were present. A class of forty-f1ve was
initiated. A splendid program was given
| William 0. Tenen, +. M. Shannon, J. J
Fitzgerald spoke and the Hibernian ORA
matte company provided entertainment 6
smoke social following. sTrF.sih
A. E. Healey, woodsman. reported tc
the police last night that he had beer
robbed Of his last cent in saloon. Healey
| came in to the city yesterday with about
$50 in his belt He was drinking in g
wineroom with woman and later he dis
covered that his money was gone. HI
was unable to describe the saloon or the
woman.
| The officers of Bethesda Baptist church
while in full sympathy with the work O
the Goodrich Russell Industrial home, WISH
to call attention to the fact that Their,
seems to be some confusion as to solicita
ton for the home. The church and tn,
home are entirely separate and the church
Is not authorizing solicitation for the HON,
in the church's name. ~.
While the present ordinance regulating
clairvoyants and fortune tellers may b.
invalid on the ground that the city char
ter does not expressly authorize the cit,
council to pass such a law, it is contendet
that chapter 4, section 1923 of the proposed
charter known as "the general welfare
clause covers this ground fully and will
give the council power to take such step
as may be deemed necessary to control ad
venturers Of the King Solomon stripe.