The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-28
ToMoRRoW's CALENDAR

For pretty millinery go to Holbrook' s,
800 Nicollet avenue.
For Rent-Second and third floors, 2o2
Nicollet. Heat and light.
Brand Stove &Co.--only exclusive stove
store in city-S30 Fourth avenue s.
New term Oct Eclectic Business
Coll.-new bldg.-day & evening sessions.
Evening school opens Oct. 2. Minnesota
School of Business, 81 Sd st, opp. P. 0.
Most business men no longer write.
telegraph or travel; they use the North
western Telephone.
!, Don't wait for the rush. Have your
coal delivered now. Buy Scranton. North
No owl cars on the south end of the
Fourth avenue line will be operated be-
tween 1 and am. tonight on account
of a housemoving.
Have you seen it? The finest equipped
here in apolis-Winecke & Doerr's
Ala Nicollet Store.
Learn how to make a cigar preserve its
original aroma by dropping in and see
ing the new vaults Of Winecke & Doerr's
Ala Nicollet Store.
The Fred L. Gray Co., Guaranty Build
glary and liability insurance on short
notice. Both phones 1887.
Morgan Post hall, corner Nicollet and
Third street. Large and small hall for
rent on and after Oct. I, afternoons and
evenings, to lodges. Free elevator serv-
ice. Inquire Of custodian at hall.
The churches of Northeast Minneapolis
will join in a union service Friday even
ing at Loyalty Baptist church, commenc
ing at o'clock. Rose Glenn Webster
will address the meeting on Mormon
ISM"
Miss Rose Glenn Webster will lecture
on "Mormonism'' this evening at Cen
trail Baptist church. She has lived In
Utah as missionary several years and
has made a special study Of her subject
The public is invited. ,....., rs
In these days Of rapid progress in arts
and sciences the latest encyclopedia is Out
Of date. Press clippings furnish the only
means of keeping up-to-date on any live
| subject. Get them from Robert L. Pol
| lock, $40 Sykes Block. ,~. -..-
Edwin M. Conner, secretary to the
| superintendent of police during ths
Haynes administration and later EN-
ployed as reporter for the Minneapolis
Times, has gone to Sioux City, Iowa, a.
|
See us or your broker regarding {
burglary policy. We are the larges
writer's and have paid more in losses her
than any other company. U. 8. Fidelit.
e. Guaranty Co., Howard & Wilson
managers, 210 New York Life building
South st. Paul citizens are called t
attend mass meeting to be held mex
Sunday evening at the Presbyterian
church, when steps will be taken to pre-
vent the sale Of liquor to minors and Il
punish those who violate the laws In thi
| respect. A.. .
John Brown, arrested at Hudson, Wis.
on the charge of robbing the postoffc
| at kellogg, Mimi, had a hearing yesterda.
before United States Court COMMISSIONS
Charles Beckhofer Of st. Paul. He wa
held to appear before the federal gran,
jury under $1,000 bonds.
Insurance investigation in the east ha
| had the effect of restricting loans. Com
panies are reported as watching ever
loan very carefully, In fact as being ultr
conservative in their attitude, since tn
revelations from the opening up of tn
whole life insurance question. ...l
Alderman Rands resolution requirin
the street railway company to run tn
Minnehaha cars over the old loop wa
continued for two weeks by the counc
committee on railroads yesterday after
noon. The action was taken at the re
quest of General Manager w. J. Held {
the street railway company.
A cordial invitation Is extended t
the friends of Mr.. Haynes class and tn
young mems Baraca class to attend
social tomorrow evening at Riversid
chapel, Twentieth avenue and Two
and-a-half street. An attractive featu1
will be an address by Mr.. Higgins, VIII
is the so-called "sky pilot of the lum
Der camps in northern Minnesota.