The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-15

Ypsilanti Underwear: Half price:
On Women's floor at "The Plymouth. -
A afternoon residence in Wahpeton,
N. D., has Andrews Heating system
Go to Pollock's Clipping Bureau, SO
Sykes block, for newspaper clippings
for business or personal use.
Deposit your savings at 4 per cent
with the Minnesota Title Insurance &
Trust company. Oneida block.
Talk with us before you place your
bonds, burglary or liability insurance.
Fred l.. Gray Co., l212-1226 Guaranty
Building.
At Wesley M. E. church tomorrow
evening there will be a ratification and
echo service TO follow the Chapman
meetings.
mouth church, Wednesday evening, Nov.
%. Reserved seats now on sale at
the school.
No delay in executing surety bonds
and burglary policies, U: s: Fidelity &
sio new Newy York Life.
Owing to q house moving at Eight
zenith street, the and 8 am. owl cars
on the Eighth avenue car line will be
discontinued tonight.
Work the auditorium of Trinity
Baptist church has 50 far progressed
that Dec. has been fixed by the trus-
organ will be installed by that time.
Judge D. F. Simpson yesterday
granted a divorce in the case Of sTilda
Monson against Peter Monson on the
ground of cruelty, and denied motions
| for divorces in the cases Of Flora J.
Thompson against John L. Thompson
and R. B. Shaw against Ida Shaw.
The Luther league of Salem English
Lutheran church, Garfield avenue and
w Twenty eighth street, will celebrate
it's twelfth anniversary tomorrow eve
ming. P. Peterson of the First Lutheran
khurc,, st. Paul, will deliver the ad-
| dress.
Minneapolis and st. Paul, thru their
mortal to congress relative to the Min
is being discussed by the directors and
committees of the clubs and united ac-
ton .favoring the movement will be
| .HrMagnus Aygarn, a. senior in the aca-
i denic department of, the university.
! will represent Minnesota in the an
nual Hamilton oratorical contest. This
contest is held between nine western
universities and last year G. T, Chris
tlanson OF Minnesota was awarded sec
ond place.
"What Have I Gained from the
Chapman Meetings. will be the topic
at the regular mid-week prayer meeting
at Trinity Baptist church Thursday
evening. Deep interest is manifest in
the Sunday school and Christian En-
deavor society and number have ex
pressed desire to lead Christian lives
Charles. Lindgren, 2: young laborer,
was arraigned in police court today
charged with passing worthless
check In department. store. The
check was made out for $40, and as he
was in his working clothes he was not
] suspected. He will have an examina
ton Friday.
Minnesota members Of the Loyal LIE
gion met last evening at the regular
monthly dinner of the state com
1 mandery at the West hotel. The at
tendance was unusually large. j. f. r
FOss read an interesting paper on thu
/ United States navy. Congressman Lor
en- Fletcher and Captain H. A. Castle
4 made brief addresses.
j. o. Williams, laborer, was foun'
I dying in the Pauly house, 4l2 Rosabe
4 street, St. Paul, last evening and die
h shortly after being taken to the cit
L hospital. Williams was feeling ill earl:
B in the evening and took some med1cln
: in the presence Of his companions. Th
- body was removed to the county morgu
and an autopsy will be held.
The Scandinavian lodges of the I. {
G.. T. have made arrangements to hol
| public. The first one will be held mex
| Friday evening at Monitor hall, Tive,
ty-seventh avenue s between Invent,
fifth and Twenty-sixth streets. I'll
lodges interested are Lincoln, Frel
| Jupiter, Viking, Bernadotte, Enighede
and Reform.