The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-24


Moon brand brick cheese. pure and
sweet at your grocers.
For Rent-First-cl office in Oneida
block. Title Insurance & Trust Co. =
Mr.. Eschn1an will keep the Harriet pa
vilion and cafe open until in October.
Andrews Hot Water Heating systems
make homes comfortable. 203 Hen. av.
Fine suite Of offices in Oneida build
ing, for rent. Walter l.. Badger, agent.
Boys should read T h e J ournal's
offer to them on page IL. It's worth
working for.
The Ruskin Hall sewing school will
open on the afternoon of Oct. l. Ice
cream and cake will be served.
Axel Skovgaard, the talented violinist,
who has located in Minneapolis, will give
a recital at the Odin club next Friday
evening. -,
Souvenir postal cards. 2 for &c. Also
largest line of magazines and papers. Cen
fury News Store, 6 Third street s, near
Hennepin avenue.
DR.. A. Hlrschfe Id will address the
meeting of the public ownership party at
Holcombs hall, As Fourth street S, to-
morrow at pm, on minnesota Poll
tics
A meeting Of the Health and Growth
circle will be held Thursday evening at 63
Eleventh street by Mines. Potter and
Clark. DR.. Gibbons, leader in this
new thought, will speak.
For the benefit of the Guard Of Honor,
Court Minneapolis Of the Independent
Order of Foresters will give a dance and
prize waltz Thursday, Sept. Goth. at K.
Of P. hall, second floor Masonic Temple.
The Afro-American Central Republi
can club will hold a business meeting at
I'll Hennepin avenue next Monday even
ing. All coored voters Of Hennepin
county specially requested to be
present.
Mrs. Mary Foster Bryant will be one
of the leading speakers at the state Sun
day school institute next Thursday and
Friday at the Central Park Methodist
church In st. Paul. She is well-known
international field worker.
Levi lodge, No. 70. A. o. U. W., and
Leal lodge, No. To- Degree Of Honor, will
hold their memorial services jointly, at
their hall, corner TWenty-third avenue
and Lake street, Sunday afternoon, Oct.
2. All members and friends are invited.
T. S. Outram, chief Of the weather sta
ton, has returned from Peoria, ILL.,, where
he attended the convention called by Sec
rotary James Wilson Of the department Of
agriculture to discuss weather bureau
business.
Canvassers will soon begin to raise
| funds for the relief Of Waconia tornado
sufferers. The primary election and other
| matters have delayed the work, but May
| or Haynes said yesterday that real ef-
fort will be made to raise funds for Wa
! COMA people.
| Sunday evening Rev. J. M. Cleary will
close his series of illustrated lectures at
Labor Temple. His subject will be "Yel-
| lowstone National Park" A large and de-
| lighted audience attended his lecture on
D yl>oIx 3c
| invited.~,e
Judge.C. B. Elliott has been appointed
| by Governor Van SAINT to preside in the
case of the state of Minnesota against
QuackenbuSh, to be tried at LIE Sueur
| The defendant is accused Of receiving de-
posits for his bank when he knew the
same to be insolvent.
| Henry Moseley, proprietor Of gamb-
ling house in the Of 254 Nicollet ave-
nue., was in police court this morning
charged with conducting a gambling
house. He pleaded not guilty and the
caes was continued until Sept g. The
complaint was sworn out by a man who
claims that he lost SIS in the place.
| The first of a series of winter rallies
under the auspices Of the Young People s
Baptist union was held last night at the
Central church A reception was followed
by a dinner. r. M. West of st. Paul
talked on 1.-THE Well-Equipped Christian
| The work Of the coming year was outlined
| by G. B. Darling Of the educational COM
mittee and Miss Alta Smith Of the COM
mittee on missionary education. Mrs.
Hawkins was the sooist Of the evening.
Rev. J. N. Lenker, D. D.. returned last
evening from visit to New York, Phil
adelphia and other eastern cities. On his
way back he attended the sessions Of
the National Lutheran Library associa-
| convention Of (thioao which
ganization he is president. He will sup
ply the pulpit of St. Johns English Lu-
theran church, Seventeenth and Chicago
avenues, for time, and will hold serv-
ices there tomorrow, morning and even
ing.