The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-16

Buy your flowers and holly Wreaths
from Whitfield, 400 Nicollet.
Chadbourne & Braden write fire insur-
ance. Both telephones, 1919.
Christmas jewelry and novelties. John
S. Allen, Guaranty bldg, open evenings.
The best fountain pen for $3.50 in the
city; full line. Williams, 317 Hennepin av.
Zesbaugh, II Fifth street S, frames
pictures cheap; five framemakers; prompt
work.
Bintliff Manufacturing company has
opened temporary offices, room 633, Guar
anty Loan building.
Monday, Dec. &c, will be observed by the
postoffice as Christmas, the usual ar
| rangements for Sunday being followed.
Professor W. II. Frankinfeld, official
| weather forecaster at Washington, D. c.,
| visited the local weather station this
| morning.
For TASKS, cigar and cigarette and
playing card cases, Barnum's Leather
Goods store has complete assortment. 715
Nicollet.
Wait for sale Grand Rapids furniture.
| Samples next week. Fine leather goods,
mahogany pieces, ETC.. at Downs, 9
| Fifth street S.
! Local followers of Dowie are entertain
ing w. D. Gray Of Alabama, who is
preaching daily at 7:45 pm. at 513 SEQ
ond avenue s.
Miss M. Morrill,, formerly the owner Of
the Brunswick hotel of Minneapolis. Is in
| the city. She is building the new Hotel
| Northern at Billings, Mont
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News Store,
Third street s., near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service.
| w. 3. Fitterling, postoffice carrier at
Station D. has resigned. Ludwig q. Mill
| or has been promoted and assigned to COL
lection service In the main office.
The annual inspection Of Morgan Post,
G. A. r., will be held at the post hall,
Third street and Nicollet, this evening".
A. A. Kelly Of Bryant Post will be the in
speeding officer.
William Thompson who is alleged to
| have stolen $21 from the 500 station at
Loretto, was locked up in the county jail
Yesterday He will be held for the To-
retto authorities.
Brigadier General Jenkins OF the SAL
walton Army, left yesterday for Chicago,
where he will attend the installation cere-
monies in honor Of Miss Booth, the next
commander Of the army.
Louis Chest, who was arraigned before
Howard s. Abbott, United States COM
missioner. charged with passing $40 gold
pieces, was bound over to the federal
grand jury, which meets In April.
. The cases of Gee Lee and Gin Tong Gar,
the Cinnamon who are accused OF not
having faborers' passports, were con-
tinued before Howard s. Abbott. United
States commissioner, this afternoon.
Lost-In September or October, either
in form of figure eight, set with diamonds
and sapphires. Very liberal reward. Re-
turn to FormanFord & Co., 116 Washing
ton avenue s.
The date for the first examination under
the civil service laws for positions In the
Panama canal service will be announced
in few days. The first positions to be
offered will be to stenographers. the SAL
ary being 81, 200 up. Application for reg
istry blanks should be made Immediately
either in st. Paul or Minneapolis.
Andrew D. Hayes Great Northern
switchman, lost his right arm in the yards
i last evening. He was walking along the
top of a moving freight train and slipped
and fell between two cars. His right arm
He was Immediately taken to St. Mary's
hospital. Hayes lives in La Crosse.
About a Thousand members Of the order
of the knights Of the Maccabees Of the
World were addressed by Supreme Com
mander D. p. Markey at the Unique
theater last night The order had en-,
gagged the theater for the occasion and
the address followed the regular per-
Torrance. William E. Bates presided and
made few remarks, as did Harry A.
Lunt.
Minneapolis Council No. 149 has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:
regent, o. F. Kohl; past regent, G. H
Wingate; vice regent, H. N. Paulson, ora
. tor. F. J. Harthen; secretary, L. E. Pen
? ley; collector, J. r. Davis; treasurer, G. H.
Galbraith: chaplain, r. G. jerks; guide
Bert L. Peck; warden, G. B. Potter; SEN
try, j. r. Berger; trustees, A. c. Story
Fred Lang, Jr, r. B. Robinson.
Hennepin Council. No. 1924, Royal Ar.
canum, has elected the following Officers
for the ensuing year: Regent, Robert
: vollbraoht; vice regent, B. F. Smith; ora.
2 tor, William Enrich; secretary, E. A
9 Fuge; collector, w. w. McFarlane; treas
g urer, DR.. I. MacNaught; chaplain, o
c Thorsen; guide, G.. w. Winl5ler; warden
e F. H. Tibbitts; sentry, J. j. Grob; past re-
r gent, H. W. Whittier; representative tt
= hospital bed fund, association, B. c. Tor
y relle; representative to grand council, H
y w. Whittier and e. O. Merchant.
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