The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-05

Andrews Hot Water Heating systems
make home comfortable. 203 Hen. av.
Zesbaughs picture sale, and framing
pictures cheap, keep busy II South
Fifth street.
For Sale-Choice 6 per cent farm mort
cages with titles insured. Minnesota Title
Insurance & Trust Co.
Bricklayers are requested to be present
at their regular meeting tonight, on &C
count Of the recent death Of Owen Nor
riS.
Camp a. r. Patterson, Army Of the Phil
ippines, will hold social session this
evening in the new hall in the A. 0. y.
W. building on Seventh street E. In addi-
ton to progressive cards there will be a
musical program.
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 y Of this issue.
The annual business meeting Of the Odin
club resulted in the selection OF G. B.
Gunderson as president; Edgar L. Matt
son. vice president; E. H. Loe. secretary;
Knut Ekman treasurer. The club now
| numbers 225 active members
AS far as Is known there will be no
changes in the health department for the
! coming year. The appointments are usu-
ally left to the discretion Of the commits
sioner, and as he is satisfied with the
present force, no change Is necessary.
| We own and offer for sale local corpor-
alton and municipal bonds, including
Gas. Chamber of Commerce and several
choice Minnesota county issues; also care
fully selected farm and city mortgages.
Our January offering list furnished on ap-
plication. MINI. Loan & Trust Co., Sl3
Nioollet.
The S. T. Mcknight company has bought
from the Gould estate the lot which ad-
joins on the north the site Of the ware
house now being put up by the same COM
pany for Wyman, Partridge & Co. The
lot measures Sc feet by 165. The Nc
knight company owns a lot also directly
across First avenue.
Another Of the winter series OF bank
clerks meetings was held last night at
the Minneapolis Whist club by the local
chapter o. o. Whited contributed an ad-
dress on Success and Ward H. Ben
ton read a paper on "Government Land
Honest and Fraudulent Methods in OBJ
tanning Same" A smoker followed.
The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Soo-Pacifc Elevate,
company was held Monday. at which time
a semiannual 10 per cent dividend Wa:
paid to all stockholders Of record Dec. l
Frank I. Mason was elected president, an(
H. w. Dezotell, manager The other Off
GERS were reelected.
The J. J. Der1ght company OF Omaha
which does big business in safes, als
at Kansas City, will open a warehouse ant
office in Minneapolis at 31S Second ave
nue. s. The lease was made thru Thorp
, Brothers for half the first floor Of tn
T building which the 8. T. knight compan,
> has just bought in tho rear Of the Guar
, anty building.
An article reviewing Minneapolis whicl
, was written at the request of the Nortl
American Review by Wallace G. Nye, sec
: rotary of the public affairs committee Q
: the Commercial club, appears in the Jan
o uary issue. The article Is said to be on
of the best and most comprehensive de
scriptions Of the city and It's advantage
which has appeared in print.
Flour City camp, No. 68o, NJ w. Of
e has elected the following officers for 1909
Venerable CONSUL w. s. Gilkerson; worth
adviser, J. e. Wolf; clerk, w. II. Kempel
n banker, J. P. McCracken; escort, A.
l. Wise; Waterman, w. o. stenwick; sentr:
e E. z. Orion; physicians, Drs. U. G. WI
lams. James Hynes and J. E. Lundber
d They will be publicly installed tolnorro
g evening at II Seventh street S
y The board of directors Of the CONNER
cial club has recommended the election
u u B. F. Nelson Of Minneapolis as first vic
~ president Of the state agricultural societ
at the election to be held this mont
- Upon the boards recomm endation he W.
made second vice president at the la
election. Mr.. Nelson Is chairman Of Il
public affairs committee Of the CONNIE
cial club and has been a member of tt
agricultural board.
At the annual meeting OF North ST.
lodge, No. 6, 7. o. o. F., last evening, Il
following officers were installed: Mob
grand, w. B. Mccormack; vice grand,
D. Hoffman; recording secretary, Geor
w. Mayer; financial secretary. John
Smith; warden. Charles e. Burtis; CO
ductor, Harold G. Stevens; inside guar
e. Boasberg; outside guard. w. G. Hoove
r. s. N. G., Herman J. Rose; L. S. N.
Everett Holt; R. s. v. G., Peter Foy;
s. v. G., Ed J. Duval; r. s. s., H. P. 81
! mer; L. S. S.. Carl West: chaplain, Jo
l OKeefe; trustees, James Amor, Jo
O'Keefa and Charles w, HOaFland.