The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-17

Going to Europo9 See A. E. johnson
Co., 100 Wash. av s, for Itineraries, etc.
Cinco, the world famous Be cigar, IS
now on sale in this city.
Harris & Houston, 7O6 Andrus build
ing, write fire insurance.
The popularity of the Cinco Sc cigar
is now recognized everywhere.
The world famous Cinco cigar IS now
on sale everywhere in Minneapolis.
IF YOU are an habitual smoker, buy
the Cinco. It is good the year round.
An Andrews hot water heating sys-
Are you prepared for an emergency
Sickness Fire! Burglars! have yoee
a Northwestern telephone in your honey
Order today! Don't delay!
The Searchlight club, an organization,
+ of Young men interested in municipal
matters, will hold it's annual banquet
on Monday evening at Donaldson 8
| tearooms.
"The Dying Trade Union will be
the subject Of lecture at Union TEN
pie tomorrow at 3 p.m., under the
auspices Of the Social Labor party. j.
E. Phelan will be the speaker.
DR.. Montgomery speaks Sunday morn
inc at Fowler church on "The Problems
of Pain and Disease and in the
evening on "George Washington. -
Miss Francis will sing "star-spangled
Banner
T. L. Dunn, superintendent Of s'staI
Of Hope Mission,' Dul uth,. will ten
the story of his reclamation from a IRE
Workers Mission, 20 Washington av
enue S, Sunday at 7:45 pm.
DR.. Karl Fries of Stockholm, presi
dent of the Association Of Christian
Students Of the World, will preach al
the Augustana Swedish Lutheran
church, Seventh street and Eleventh
avenue S, tomorrow morning.
DR.. G. F. Digit Of Hamline medica
school will speak at the state and CIT,
headquarters of the public Ownership
party, 1923 Nicollet avenue, Sunday
. 5 pm. on Glow Socialism Will Correcc
Medical Superstitions and Humbugs.
E. L. Friedlund, proprietor Of a con
fectionery store at 1901 Central ave
nue., reported to the police yesterda
that someone stole $40 in small chang
from his store Thursday night. He ha
given the police the name OF SUI
pected person and an arrest Will prot
ably be made.
The fifth and sixth precincts Of tn
Eighth ward were organized last nlgt
by the prohibitionists at union NEE
ING held at the residence of W.
Dodge. w. G.. Benton was electe
chairman Of the two precincts, and
B. Capple and Ray Abrahams precin'
workers. V. G.. Hinshaw spoke c
house to house work.
Former Mayor Eustis spoke. on ''Tt
= Postoffce as a Factor in Civilization
: at benefit concert given at the Ply1
I outh Congregational church by tt
I Minneapolis Letter Carriers associ
s ton and Flour City Camp, NJ. w. A
! last night. w. I. Nolan, the humoris
Z contributed largely to the success
: the evening. The remainder Of the pr
; gram consisted Of musical selection
I William Watson, president Of the LIE
ter Carriers association, presided.
- Some taxpayers on Blaisdell aven
want the street paved from Frank
avenue to Twenty-eighth street a.
others do not. Among the latter q
O. the trustees Of the Calvary Baptj
church, who find the prospect Of pa
ing 1875 feet a serious propositic
The Tuttle Universalist society >ow
about half a block Of street frontal
+ The city may object to the Paveme
- also, as it will have the Whitti
school and engine house No. fro
- age to pay for.