The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-10
ToMoRRoW's CALENDAR.
West Hotel-Northwes hos
pital bazaar, all day and evening.

tised in The Journal market basket
column on the want page tonight.
The best wardrobe trunk on the mar
ket is manufactured and patented by
the Barnum Trunk Co., us Nicollet.
No delay in executing surety bonds
and burglary policies. U. S: Fidelity &
Guaranty Co. Howard & Wilson, mgrs.,
210 New York Life. -.
The Century News store, Third street,
souvenir postals, magazines and loo
books. See us about your binding and
subscriptions. -r
Archdeacon Weber will preach IN
st. Johns church, Linden Hills, Sheri-
dan avenue S and Forty second street,
On Sunday at 1880 pm. The usual Sun
day school session will be held at
$3.50 pm.
A military club for newsboys and
others has been organized at St. Mark g
parishhouse, 81 Sixth street s, under
the command Of Major Walter II.
Sprague. The boys drill every Monday
be admitted.
Before the Y. M. G. A. class in gaso.
lene enginesring, Stanley Twitchell
gave an instructive talk Wednesday
evening on gasolene engines, discuss
ing particularly the merits Of the auto
matte as against the mechanical intake
valves. .....
Pride of 357, division $3.50, G.. 7. A. to
B. of L. E. was organized yesterday
afternoon with twenty-eight charter
members. They will meet the second
and fourth Thursdays Of the month DIT
2 pm. in Maccabee hall, Franklin and
Bloomington avenues.
Four Jail cases were arraigned before
| T,,lo hn nv,
pleaded guilty to charge Of robbery
and Henry Day pleaded not guilty to a
similar charge. Hazel Eastman AMI
Florence Campbell, charged with grand
larceny, pleaded guilty.
! Peter Nelson, transient was ar.
raigned in police court today charged
with snatching gold watch from John
Gunderson in a Bridge square saloon
When arrested he had the stolen watch
on his person. Nelson waived examina
tion and was held to the grand jury.
Miss Mathilde Hansen, teacher. OF
piano, is now located in the new Studio
. 304, hours from 8 am. to 6 pm. II
more convenient to you Miss Hansen
will be pleased to call, if you will kind
ly. send your address and give informa
ton as to terms, etc.
- Rev. f. e. Higgins Of Bemidji, i" the
sky pilot of the lumberiacks, is at
tending the Bible conference. He re
ports his. prospects Of work in thu
woods as most encouraging for the win
ter. He has engaged FIVE men and
woman as helpers in his difficult labor
. among the pines of northern Minnesota
Sadie Pope, colored, was arraigned il
police court today charged with robbin
Walter OFT, 6l3 Sixth street s, of $l2E
; OFT says that the woman met him on tn
, street and began talking to him. Will
he was answering her questions he say
: she took his pocketbook and ran. TIL
, woman asked for an examination an
her case was continued.
Fire damaged the residence of Georg
B. Norris, 244O Dupont avenue S las
e night to the extent Of $4,000. The fiji
5 started in barrel of waste near tn
furnace in the basement and was di
y covered by the domestic who aroused tn
! family. The occupants had barely tim
- to escape before the house was wrappe
in flames. ...
The Garfield Republican club wi
have an interesting debate next Tue
. day evening at Morgan Post hall, Nico
let avenue and Third street. The SUI
ject is: Resolved, That it is for tt
sumner that transportation rates shou
be controlled and regulated by the fe
!. eral government. - The affirmati,
will be taken by Hector Baxter and tt
/ negative by A. W. HARDWOOD.
By iudgmentgranted yesterday /
Judge John Day Smith, Thomas She
lin has a $4,000 claim against the a
ministrator Of the estate of Fred
Miller, a former partner of Nh. She
, lin. Miller as manager of the Shevli
Clark company In 1903 gave his note f,
$4,000 Of stock advanced to him by Il
- firm. He died year later and as !
n part Of the note was paid, suit w
- brought to compel the sale of the stot
50 to satisfy the notes. This is covert
!n in the decree.