The Minneapolis journal., 1905-12-13
ToMoRRoW's CALENDAR
- Wheatley Pottery Handicraft guild,

ooI IWlheatley Pottery Handicraft guild,
926 Second avenue s.
Andrews Heating Co. recently sent II
complete heating plants to Missouri.
The; State Institution for Savings
pays 4 per cent on savings accounts.
Get box Of coat hangers. The most
useful novelty Of the year. Everything
a traveller needs at Barnum Is.
Are you looking for automobile picnic
baskets9 See the line at Barnum s.
New ones just in. 715 Nicollet.
with the Minnesota fitle Insurance &
Trust company. Oneida block.
Mistletoe court, No. 1, O. of A., will
hold its annual election tomorrow eve
ming at Commandery hall, Masonic
Temple. r..
Minnesota commandery, knights of
Malta, which is in the process Of or
ganization, will meet this evening at
the new Richmond hall. I
We execute surety bonds & burglary
policies and settle losses in this Office.
Howard & Wilson, Mgrs., U. s. Fidelity
& Guaranty Co., 210 N. Y. Life.
j. w. Olsen, superintendent Of public
instruction, announces series Of teach
ers' examinations to be held Jan. 1921.
They will be in charge Of the county
superintendents in their respective
counties. ,t
Judge D. F. Simpson will address the
Minneapolis Association Of Assistants
and Bookkeepers this evening. at 533
Books as Evidence and the Bookkeeper
as a Witness in Court -
Bishop s. @. Edsal will this evening
a ho If a r1nS1 ~,
in the college chapel. His subject will
be "The Nobility Of Service, and his
address will be supplemented with re-
marks by DR.. Cyrus Northrop.
A big consignment Of stamps Of all
denominations has been received at the
Minneapolis postoffice for use during
the Christmas rush. The total value Of
the consignment is $116,950. The two
cent. stamps predominate, tho all de-
nominations are represented.- The lot
will have to be counted and checked
before it is placed on sale. e..
Mary Yates and Emma Anderson
YER %ere g 2rGaignsd yesteEday afternDen %pn be. be-
PENDANTS pleaded not guilty to indict-
ments charging them with arson, it
being alleged that they set fire to their
little store at 708 Third avenue NE for
the purpose of collecting the insurance.
Bail was fixed at $1,000 and was fur
nished by Mrs. Yates.
Bread and syrup and very little Of
that made up the entire food supply Of
the Lund family, 2719 Alma place, when
discovered by an officer of the Humane
society yesterday. The family consists
Of Mrs. Peter Lund, who is in delicate
health, and FIVE small children, all under
IL years Of age. The temporary needs
Of the sufferers were supplied by the
society and the Associated Charities.
At it's annual meeting held last night
at the K. Of P. hall, First avenue and
Fifth street s, the st. Jean Baptiste So
ciety elected the following officers fo1
the coming year: President. Edmond
Peltier; vice president, M. T.. Girard;
recording secretary, Felix Plouf; fnan
cial secretary, T. Rochet; treasurer, e.
Grafton; guardian, NJ. Godette; trust
ees, Joseph Faubert, A. Chouinard. J A
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John Pasciewitx, IL years old, and
Henry Pacholski, II years old, came
near drowning while skating. on the
| river Monday afternoon. The ice broke
under the younger boy and when his
| companion tried to pull him out he, too
fell in. Their cries for help attracted
Patrolman Plant and Detective Wilson
Of the East Side station, who rescued
the boys and took them to their home
412 Marshall street NE.