The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-11

Doctor McMurdy has removed his office
| to $50 Syndicate Arcade.
D. L. Cubberly will sing and the Unique
| theater orchestra will play.
| Anna M. Griswold chiropodist and cleo
| trolisist at POT Medical block.
| An eleven-room Andrews heating plant
was sent to Belmont Park, N. Y.
| Hotel Nicollet. Sunday, Danz Metro
politan orchestra from to s. Dinner 81,
or a la carte.
| Sidney Warner. manager Of Bonanza
Queen mine, will be at SIS Syndicate block
| from to until March Is.
Members Of the Court of Honor are re-
quested to attend the funeral of Martin
c. Johnson a. the Masonic Temple Sum
day at pm.
Automobile insurance. We have most
liberal form and lowest rate. Telephone
us. Minneapolis Insurance Agency. New
| York Life building.
| Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News Store, 6
| Third street S, near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service.
The Jeffersonian Democratic club Of the
| first ward will hold a meeting tomorrow
afternoon at Weingart's hall. Following
the business session, a social afternoon
will be enjoyed.
| Plymouth Christian Endeavor society
and their friends will enjoy a social hour
in the church pariors March II. Many
new features will be introduced lnclud-
| ing a "trip to Ireland
Thomas Van Lear, a state organizer of
the public ownership party, will deliver
an address at Holcombs hail. as Fourth
street S, Sunday at 3 pm. His subject
will be industrial Freedom"
G. L. Morrill, will take "de-lighted,' u
for his subject at the Peoples church.
Unique theater, Sunday morning at II.
He will discuss the presidents attitude
toward the Indian scandal, color line, and
trusts.
The Congregational ministers will meet
Monday morning at Plymouth church. A
paper will be read by Rev. C. II. Maxwell
of the Linden Hills church on current
archaeology entitled "The Exploration Of
Gezer.''
| The records of the day-deaths, births
marriages, hotel arrivals, railway time
tables, real estate transfers, building per-
mits and other information Of interest
will be found, together with want adver
tisements on page 10 of this issue.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
pocket Nugget Books containing nearly
300 bits of philosophy, humor and goot
|
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to the advertising manager and a cop!
will be mailed.
The Flambeau club, after a week o
high life in the cultured and effete east
/ returned to Minneapolis yesterday. Th
club attended the inaugural ceremonies i
Washington one week ago and has sine
been sightseeing. The club was well re
ceived all along the line.
! Company B of the National Gllarc
Captain Earl Luce commanding, will TAX
another worlds fair trip this summer
visiting the Lewis and Clark exposition a
4 Portland. A committee composed of Sci
geant Gerrish, Corporal Godfrey and Pr
1 vate White has been appointed to NAL;
4 necessary arrangements.
PUSSY Willows are ripe and the scho
\ children are eagerly plucking the tende
4 buds. The appearance Of the little shoo
4 on the willow twigs, together with tt
a fact that the boys have begun to pla
I marbles on the sunny side of the built
i ings is taken as a sign that spring
near, altho the temperature today belle
a the other indications.
The annual oratorical contest of tt
A state organization of the Students Pr,
hibition league will be held in the chap
9 of the School Of Agriculture this evenin
= The contestants are Miss Gudmy Hotter
of Gustavus Adolphus college, Herms
MUG VI AUGSBURG SeIlIndIy, y. lLellll
ger of Parker college, Henry c.. Scholbe
ka Of Hamline and Miss Amelia Carleton
the School Of Agriculture.
The first anniversary Of the organic
ton Of the Minnesota Transfer railw;
department of the Y. M. G. A. was eel
brated yesterday at Merriam Park
q reception was held from $3.50 till 0'clo,
=. by the ladies' auxiliary. In the evenil
81 the speakers were M. J. Dooley, Gener
s. II. w. Childs and e. w. Peck. Music
81 numbers were given by Nine. Inga Olul
81 and Mrs. 1ngaborg l.. Schreiner.
d J. F. Stimmel secured a verdict of St
b as damages against William H. Vande
n burgh recently a democratic candida
"a for the district bench, alleging that
n Nov. II, Vanderburgh assaulted him wit
q out just provocation Stimmel said til
- he went to Vanderburgh's office to cole
some money and the defendant stru
him on the side Of the face. The defen
ant denied the charge, but the jury agre
on the amount of damages.
'stetson Shoes Spring Styles Reat
Agent. Hoffman's Toggery Shops.