The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-15
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The State Institution for Savings
pays per cent on savings accounts.
A shipment of beautiful bags in new
designs was received today atBarnum IS.
I WatersC olors, large collection, moder-
ate prices. The Beard Art Galleries at
Dayton s..
Holly, Christmas green and red I'M
mortelles by the case, at Mendenhall Is,
S26 Nicollet avenue.
How about a steamer rug for q pres
ent9 See the line at Barnum 8. Every
thing for travellers at tbs Nicollet.
Genevieve Greaves, 2444 Garfield
avenue, viii discount decorated china
until Xmas. House open every day and
evening. !.
street S, is the -1 place to leave your
subscriptions. See us before you send
elsewhere.
We execute surety bonds & burglary
policies and settle losses in this office.
s Guaranty Co. 55o1n 3i 70 n. 7. Life.
Westminster club will meet Monday
night with C. W. Van Tuyl at 423e
Queen avenue S. s. B. Burchard will
read a paper on "John Hay, Diplo.
matt
The Newport Ice rink is open fo1
business at Nineteenth and Central
Music Mondays, Wednesdays and Sat
urdays and holidays, afternoons and
evenings. T. G. 1886.
You are invited to attend the .Holi.
day md ETPansiop Opening at the Met
noon and evening. Musical programs
both afternoon and evening, and floral
souvenirs for the ladies. B..
Joseph Chapman, Jr., cashier of the
tary Of the Minnesota Bankers asso
citation, addressed the ST. Paul chapte,
Of the American Institute Of Bank
Clerks last night in Knights Of Colum
bus hall. ...,s
Rev. W. B. Riley, pastor Of the First
Baptist church, is holding successful
series Of revival meetings at Albert
Lea. The capacity of the church i!
taxed at every service and many PEG
pie. are Obliged to, sit in chairs in TIT
Open Door Congregational church
held its annual business meeting in thu
lectureroom Of the church last evening
Reports showed the church to be II
dition and officers for the ensuing yea
were chosen. After adjournment, tn
members enjoyed a social hour.
There will be Baptist Sunday schoo
workers. rally this evening at Contra
Baptist church. From to pm. ther'
will be an exhibit Of Sunday school ma
terial and illustration of methods, il
charge Of Ernest Fagerstrom, At
| pm. Rev. E. M. Martinson Of Mankat,
will lecture on 1.-THE Trained Teacher
This will be followed by a social hour
It has been suggested that Forty
fourth avenue northwest Of Fremon
| avenue be called Washington avenue
The latter street, after following til
river to Camden place, crosses Lyndal
avenue there and continues westwar
along Single creek, Joining Forty
fourth avenue at Fremont avenue
Forty-fourth forms the connection wit
the Brooklyn Center road and is reall
continuation Of Washington avenue
Minneapolis camp, No. 445, M. W. A
met last night and elected the follow
ing officers: Venerable counsel, job
Castle; worthy adviser, Henry Ma,
mann; banker, John P1tznick; cler]
Fred Van Duyne; escort, Neighbc
Paulick; doorkeeper, A. Johnson; SCI
, tinel, G.. Kissinger; manager, Wi
Hayne; physicians, @. A, McCollom an
J. A. Murdoch. A special literary an
musical program was given after tt
election. .e.-sg.. .@