The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-04

Hope Chapel-Lecture, Citizen
ship" Wallace G. Nye,
Mr. Wheeler of Springfield, Ohio, has
installed Andrews heating system.
Hotel Nicollet-Sunday, DAM Metropoli-
tan orchestra, from 6 to s. Dinner, 81, or
a la carte. ..-s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man with Chris
tian character for day clerk. Must have
some knowledge Of bookkeeping. st.
James Hotel.
The fourth ward was the first to get out
the street cleaning force this year and six
! sweepers were put to work on Ntcollet
avenue this morning.
| Minneapolis hive, No. 60, L. o. T. NJ.
will hold special meeting at the home
| of Mrs. Preacar, 125 Twentieth avenue N,
next Thursday afternoon.
| At the First Baptist church Monday at
| 8 pm. Rev. w. B. Riley will deliver his
| popular lecture on Beauty, Brains and
Doodle" Admission free.
| Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News Store, 6
| Third street 8, near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service.
Automobiles-We insure automobiles at
| lowest rate ard best form. Telephone US
before irsuring. Minneapolis Insurance
Agency, New York Life building.
Walter Thomas Mills of Chicago will
deliver an address at Holcomb's hall, As
Fourth street S, Sunday at 1880 pm. Sub
| ject, 1.-THE Family and Socialism,
Winston Brothers company have been
| awarded the contract for building the
500 railroad from Thief River Falls,
| Mimi, to Kenmare, N. D., distance Of
290 miles.
Moses Hull Of Whitewater, Wis, will
deliver an address at x. P. hail. Masonic
| Temple, tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Hull is the author and lecturer on the
spiritualist philosophy.
The Mems club Of the Church Of the
Redeemer will meet in the clubroom at
the church Friday at pm. w. L. Har-
ris will present paper on Some Links
in the Chain Of Local Taxation"
Miss M. Blume, manager of the MILL
merry department Of the Minneapolis Dry
Goods company, has just returned from
New York, where she selected an un-
usually handsome line Of spring MILL
merry.
An entertainment will be given March
II at the Auditorium by the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception to add to the
procathedral building fund, The principa
address has been assigned to Archbishop
Ireland.
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 20 of this issue.
| The police are looking for Frank Koo.
| leen, who formerly lived at Sedan, MINI
The last heard Of him was when he Wis.
tied the Great Western ticket office an6
asked about rates to Pine Island. MINI
! kooleen had large sum on his person
E. D. Titus will explain to the Pro
gressive Spiritualist society at the Ma
sonic Temple tomorrow evening the nat
ural laws by which much of the so
called phenomena is produced, as mind
telepathy, clairaudience and clairvoyance
Free for the Asking-Journal vest
. pocket Nugget Books" containing rearl
+ 800 bits Of philosophy, humor and goo
sense worth reading. Call for one whe
/ you are at The Journal counter or writ
to the advertising manager and a cop
/ will be mailed.
A. G. Paul has received Telegram
/ from G. M. Loring at Riverside. Cal, con
graduating Minneapolis upon the success
Il full opening of the new auditorium. MI
Loring extends his congratulations to M,
Bechtel, the Commercial club, the archi
tects and to the city.
ii AL Waltz. the wizard on Rollers" re
Gently with the Superba company, ha
/ been engaged by the management of tn
| Casino roller rink to give exhibitions tn
coming week. Miss Nellie Donegan {
/ Australia, champion lady roller skater
the world, will appear during the wee
Of March o.
At the Lake Street M. E. church. LAX
- street and Fremont avenue, a series
,l@x1
be held under the auspices Of Satterle
lodge, No. 9, I. O. G.. II. w. G. Calder
wood of this city and G. H. Hazard
I st. Paul will speak at the first meetin
4 tomorrow night.
DR.. James S. Montgomery gave a sho
talk to the students Of the Curtiss Bus
ness college yesterday afternoon, en-
phasizing the points that honesty al
hard work point to genius and succe
Z and that sin and laziness point to failur
He said that the old saying, II am d.
termined to succeed" Is not good logi
1t should be, Il am determined to d
serve success
The Christian Brothers college alum
will hold a meeting in the college he
Monday evening. Arrangements for tt
closing exercises Of the class of 1906 W
q be discussed. A literary program has bet
I arranged for the evening, and amor
those who will take part are J. Callaha
J. Ryan, 3. Gadboise. F. Boian and S.
\ Hentschel. Music will be given by t.
n College orchestra.
The Minneapolis bank clerks will he
their next chapter meeting Monday
TIC First avenue S, when Eugene M. st
I vens will talk on "The Basis Of Valu
I ton Of Bonds and Stocks" f. A. Ripl
of the National Bank of Commerce W
read paper on Registry Care and So
Of Collaterals." The first clerks danci
party Of the season will be given by t
\ chapter March IA.