The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

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Professor Hahn of Weehawken, N. j.,
installed an Andrews Heating System.
Deposit your savings at 4 per cent
with the Minnesota Title Insurance &
Trust company, Oneida block.
A special meeting of the bricklayers'
union will be held tomorrow evening.
Business of Importance will come up,
and all members are urged to attend.
Anchor Camp No. $40 M. w. A. will
hold an open meeting on the evening of
Nov. 13 at the West hotel. Consul
Baldwin will explain the work of the
order. -. .. ..'
Rev. R. G. Mitchell of the Presby-
terian church at Litchfeld, Mimi, is
in the city attending, the Chapman
%eftgs o MaG hsgs s2 Rs Goa rs shs gnest
sFaSse Gsa + soest eaK ce Asene2 hs s7dRs has an ham,
died over 10000 personal injury, de-
fault and burglary cases, during the
past fourteen years. Both phones 1857.
The strike of the stage hands at the
Lyceum theater is off. Manager /. @.
Speers and the men had conference,
patched up the difficulty, and yesterday
the scenery was being shifted with ac-
customed promptness and smoothness.
The regular meeting Of the Mime;
apolis Association of Accountants and
Bookkeepers will be held tonight at 533
speak on "Our Commercial Relations
with Our Island Possessions in the Pa
cific.'
Because a Ramsey county clerk was
not up in the subject of names Dagmar
Fredrickson, a girl clerk in a st. Paul
department store, appeared before
Sheriff Nielsen yesterday in answer to
| a petit jury summons. She was ex-
cused.
Richfeld is considering the question
| Of incorporating as village. The
township bounds Minneapolis on the
south, extending from the Fort Smell
ing reservation to the village of Edna.
| A petition for incorporation is expected
before long.
Messrs. A. H. Delong, E. Burfening,
Jay Caswell, John Hamilton, T.. j.
Peters, M. E. Baum, j Sherwood, John
Wright and W. D. Joubert of Litchfleld
Mimi, have gone to ltasca county for
big game. They were here yesterday
to outfit for the trip.
Judge F. V. Brown of the district
court has refused new trial in the
case of Mary Lee against Dr.. Robert aat
damages, the plaintiff alleging that she
had been severely burned by hot
water bottle thru the negligence of the
physician.
Odin grove, No. 80, U. A. o. D., will
create a sensation in Druid circles next
month by initiating 500 candidates al
once. The exercises will be held or
Dec. q and much preparation is being
made for the event, which will exceed
anything in the previous history of the
Druids in this state.
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will investigate the death of JOSEPH
Novotne, the old man who was found
dead beside the Milwaukee and the
| Omaha tracks Monday. The railroad
officials say that their trains did not
kill the man, and a suspicion of foul
play has arisen. An inquest will be
held this week.
The sale of stamps at the Minneapolis
post office for the month of October
the sale for the corresponding month
October, 1904. $Io50s6.ss; October
1905, $116,902.l5. The increase in tn,
value of the stamps sold over last yea
is 1l.24 per cent.
The Minneapolis bank clerks will
meet tonight in their rooms at 716 F'irs
avenue S. Professor F. L. McVey O.
the state university will give the frs
OF series OF Lectures on corporation
finance. Joseph Chapman, Jr., membe
Of the board of trustees of the Ameri
can Institute of Bank Clerks, will spea]
of action taken by the American Bank
ers' association at the Washington con
vention regarding the institute which i
fosters.
The cases of Charles Green, Joh1
Linden and A. j. Bjornstad, arreste,
several weeks ago on charge of keep
ing their saloons open on Sunday, wer
dismissed in police court yesterday
This was their second arrest for til
same offense, but as the first convic
tions had been appealed to the suprem
court, they were granted a long cor
/ tinuance. The stay was up yesterda
and as the mayors order has closed al
the saloons, the charges were dis
I missed.
Wanted, Miners.-Forty experienced
! practical miners at our coal mines i
Wilton, N. D. Good wages and treat
= ment. Apply Immediately, Washbur
Ignite Coal Co., 20l Guaranty Loa
building.