The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-02
Thomas Linen Sale next week.

: Thomas Linen Sale next week.
Will be located in our new store, 622
Nicollet avenue. Jan. 4. All are invited.
Feely & Croker, hair goods.
st. GATHERINGS college, Randolph st and
Cleveland Ave, st. Paul, MINI. This col
lege for young women opens Jan. 8, 1905.
For particulars address the Directress.
The Minneapolis School of Fine Arts
will reopen on Wednesday after the holi-
year is already 120, and a considerable
number of new pupils enter at this time.
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 II of this issue.
The union ministers melting this
morning at the Y. M. c. A. building was
addressed by DR.. John Z. Koehne on
"Ecce Homo This was entertaining
and profitable discussion of the character
Of Christ. vindicating his claims to d.
vinity.
The Northern Livestock & Improve
ment company Of Minneapolis has filed
articles of Incorporation with the secre-
tary Of state, with $4,000 authorized cap
itaI. The incorporators are Burns E.
McLain Lewis Luthey and John f. Tap
pan.
The conference Of w. c. T. Unions will
meet on Tuesday, at 2:30 pm, in Forest
Heights M. e. church, Mrs. B. L. Scovell
will give a report Of the recent national
convention, held in Philadelphia. Take
Twentieth and Hennepin car to James
avenue N.
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., 81;
| Nicollet.
Claude Robbins. who lives at the Man
kato house.. picked up some chance &C
quaintances in a saloon Saturday nigh
and went with them for a New Year
celebration. Later they knocked hin
down and robbed him Of all he had. $50
and escaped thru an alley near Thir'
avenue and First street.
Store window Autographs are again II
order in Minneapolis. The agreement be
tween theatrical managers tabooing thi
form of advertising has been broken, AM
the photographers are correspondence
happy. The opening of two new theater
and the resulting competition caused tn
break.
| Inc annual meeting OF the NOTtneas
Improvement league will be held in tn
rooms Of the Loyalty Baptist church. 232
Central avenue, Tuesday evening. Thos
who will take part in the program are
S. II. Shepard, Wallace G. Nye. Floy
and Ray Margadant, Miss Mabel Cleve
land and string quintet.
large maple tree on the grounds Of tn
Rev. c.. M. Heard, il West Fourteent
street, has broken a heavy castiron sewe
pipe, thereby puzzling the whole plumb
ing fraternity. The sewerpipe had tn
right of way, but when the tree began
push out its big roots it took no hee
Of the iron pipe, and after lifting an
pushing for years broke the big pipe
4 two.
The Minnesota Academy of Science
will hold its annual meeting for report
and the election of officers tomorrow eve
ming, in the directors room of the put
lie library. There will also be a pape
read by DR.. A. H. Elftman on "Som
y Geological Problems Of the Black Hills,
1 with a series of specimens to illustrat
some Of the more important points
|; his communication. All persons inte
ested are cordially invited.
II AS the result of a drawing at tt
l Swedish hospital Saturday night, lit
| Pepy Cohen is the happy possessor of
| handsome gold watch, and has her no:
pital expenses paid till spring. The viii
ming number, 297, was held by I. Schwar
of Chicago, who Immediately turned tt
timepiece over to the little girl for who
| benefit the rattle was held
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