The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27

.Tonight-Mme. Rive-King piano reci-
tai at Unitarian church. 49,
If it is made Of leather, Barnum has
it. 715 Nicollet.
Brand Stove Co.-only exclusive
stove store in city-330 Fourth ave S.
Halloween pumpkins, postal cards on
sale. News stands, drug stores. Main
2S42-L2.
Saturday-Roses all colors, Use per
dozen. Latham, the Florist, 83 Tenth
street S.
| The Market Basket Column on the
Want Page tonight is brim full Of bar
gains. Don't fail to read these ads.
The Century News store, Third street,
near Hennepin, has the largest line Of
souvenir postals, magazines and loo
books. See us about your binding and
subscriptions. ...-.
Eighteen sanitary drinking fountains
are to be installed in the various build
ings Of the university next week. The
fountains are to be made with a porce-
| lain base and perforated nickle drain.
The Jewish Reform congregation will
hold services at the Temple, Tenth street
| and Fifth avenue s, this evening. Rev.
S. N. Deinard, ID, will begin series
| cf addresses on "The Moral Progress
of Century,
| If you are making or handling any
goods to sell to the trade or the public,
you are losing money every day that
you are without the service Of Pollock 9
Clipping Bureau, city. They can send
you news of new customers daily.
1t has been ascertained that "temp-
erance' drink extensively sold in this
city under the name of pop ale. con-
tains more than Q per cent of alcohol
S%c 10 81 ~ 1Uxy
licenses Is consequently prohibited.
PetGe ssd d sgans begaT
and damage to premises by policy in
the United States Fidelity and Guar
anty company, Howard & Wilson, man
ayers, 210 New York Life building.
| At the Central roller rink last night
the prize was awarded for the most
graceful lady skater to Miss Nellie
Karrigan, with Miss Helen Kesstner as
close second. About twelve contest
ants were entered. The prize was con.
tributed by the Hartman Furniture and
Carpet company. :s ~
University men VINO are members of
the Episcopal church have organized a
club for the purpose Of promoting the
interests of the church in the univer.
sity. The following officers have been
elected: B. W. Loge, president; Will
lam Dawson, Jr., secretary; E. S. Hall
H. G. Alden, F. A. Harding, executive
committee.
Mayor D. P. Jones has given orders tc
the police to arrest all persons who cause
trouble during the present printer .
strike. Members of the -Typothetae
called on the mayor yesterday and de
clared that the new men they were EN-
ploying were abused by the strikers
The orders were given on these repre-
sensations.
Engaard Fandren, IL years old, WIZ
went hunting last Sunday with an olde
friend and who was thought to hav
been injured, was found in good healtl
! tended going to Fargo, but after wan
ldering about the country getting hi
meals as best he could, he gave UP tn
idea. He returned last night.
On account Of the absence Of the rep
resentatives Of the Minneapolis Genera
Electric company from the meeting o
the council committee on underground
ordinances yesterday afternoon, the al
O dermen composing the committee di
principal streets and adjourned for tw
weeks.
Members of the chorus of the secon
evangelistic district will meet in West
minister church, Saturday at 1880 pm
to rehearse the songs to be used in tn
Chapman meetings next week. Charlie
Allen, DR.. Chapman g great chorus d
rector, will come over from st. Paul an
lead the singing. All singers are urge
to be present.