The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14

Office to Masonic Temple.
Casino, @sThe Big Rink. Ricochet
tonight; Casino VS.. Central
New silks Of rare beauty at Dayton
Spring Opening of Fabrics.
tSurpassing Coffee and Pure Rich
Cream. il rsey Dairy Lunch, 26 9th st IS.
Deposit your savings at 4 per cent
with the Minnesota Title Insurance d
Trust company. Oneida block. 81
Dayton IS Spring Opening Of Fabrics
illustrates the cleverest ideas Of leading
European and American looms.
When you buy seeds, why not buy
the best. We have them. Northrup,
King & Co., First and Hennepin. Cat
alog free.
knights of Pythias lodge No. 49,,
will confer the third rank Thursday
evening at the hall, Lake street and
Nicollet avenue. :
r. M. Saint, q Minneapolis inventor,
has about perfected a machine for
typewriting music, a device that 1T
successful in its operation, will be
generally welcomed.
Arthur Allen, yJr., will give talk
on t'Tolstoi and Abraham at the
home of Mrs. Ruth B. Ridges, 914 Sew
enth avenue S, this evening, for the
members Of the New Thought Lyceum.
. The date Of the concert by the
Ladies' Aid society Of the First Meth
odist church has been changed from
Friday to Tuesday, March 20. The
change was made owing to the opening
reception of the st. Anthony CONNER,
cial club.
The third Lenten musical service
will be given in st. Marks procathe:
dral this evening under the direction of
Gordon Graham. The program will in
clude numbers from Mendelssohn 8 ora:
torios, "Elijah, "St. Paul and
Hymn of Praise.' The offertory will
be for the choir outing fund.- :'ss;s
With the arrival at Fort Smelling Of
the squadron of Second cavalry, thu
local post becomes the second larges'
in the United States. Fort Leaven
worth, Kan, is the largest garrisone(
post, with a total Of twenty three :, OF OF
CARNATIONS quartered there. For
Smelling comes next, with seventeen.
A. NJ. Dagger, proprietogr Of =, sa .
loon at a 5Ss fof street T. sashed
has asked the police to find the forger
A young man came into the place ant
after taking several drinks, gave
check as payment. The check was mad
out to Harry Adams and purported tt
| be signed by D. Quinn. >@,12.s5,<
Only one bid was received by thu
committee on waterworks In response tt
ran adxertisementsfo for supplying 400 tom
| Of coal, the price to be based on tn
heat value Of the coal, according to tn
| British thermal unit. The bid was 70
/ So ton, subject to a discount in pro
portion to the deficiency in heat value
and the offer has been accepted.
Messrs. Nelson and Brinkman Of tn
/ Nelson Brinkman Plating Co., will dc
liver an interesting and instructive lee
! ture before the Y. M. G. A. Eleetrics
club tomorrow at 1880 pm. on Electro
plating.'' They will bring a larg
amount of apparatus to the lecture ROOF
and give practical demonstration: A
interested in the subject are invited
be present. -
Il There was notable increase in tn
d attendance at the meetings conducte
by Rev. John Robertson Of Glasgow
n yesterday. In the afternoon he spok
on The Deeping of the Spiritus
Life,' before a number Of intereste
Bible students at Hennepin Avenue n
n E. church. Last night he addressed
large gathering at First Baptist churc1
the service being evangelistic in cha
! acter. o.. III ..-~