The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-02

There and back in minute for
few cents if you use the northwestern
long distance telephone.
Service is as important as price.
Fred Il. Gray Co., bonds, burglary and
liability insurance, l212-l226 Guaranty
Building.
The Century News Store, s Third
street s, is the place to leave your
subscriptions. See us before you send
elsewhere. 49,.
The r. f. Goodwin company sana-
forum for the cure of alcoholism and
all nervous diseases, 1l2 University
| avenue Sc. .-.~.
| The Union State bank has commenced
business at the old banking corner, 100
| Washington avenue S. Open Saturday
evenings from to 8.
| Oliver w. Stewart of Chicago will
discuss "The Saloon Issue at Ham
line university chapel Friday at $3.50
pm. The public is invited.
We execute surety bonds and burglary
Howard & Wilson, Mgrs., U. S. Fidelity
& Guaranty Co., 30 N. Y. Life.
Now is the time to get your savings
to earning per cent interest by de-
posting them with the State Institu-
ton for Savings, SIT First avenue S.
Savings deposited with the Mime
apolis Title Insurance & Trust company
on or before the 9TH of any month
draw interest at per cent from the
first. ..-- .,.-.s-
On account of housemoving TO-
night the 3 and am. owl cars on the
First avenue line will be cut out. The
north end of the line will be operated
as usual. |r--. y :.~ '~>.
The Minneapolis Brewing company
has placed elaborate signs on its new
structure at Postoffice court and First
avenue S, Indicating that the general
offices of the company will be located
in that building when completed.
The eighteen new policemen ap
pointed by Mayor Jones began thei1
work yesterday. The men who have
are retired on pensions are Michae
Kennedy, Jacob Helm, John Norman
Fred Shepard and James Hankinson.
Axel R. Carlson, believed to be run
away patient from the state insane
asylum at st. Peter, was captured yes
terday by Thomas Kirkwood in his barr
at Robbinsdale., Carlson was takin.
care Of the livestock when he was dis
.. covered by Mr.. Kirkwood. He is nov
in the county jail. ~,
An all-day holiness meeting will TAX
place next Friday at Volunteers hall
; 246 Hennepin avenue. A service O
prayer and testimony at 10 am. will
be followed at II by a sermon by Rev
> t. w: Stout. Afternoon services will
begin at 2 pm, and at, Rev. JOSEPH
!, Hoagg will preach.
The "Arabian Degree Klan''' will
entertain Washington council, No. ]
s Jr. O. U. A. M. with a smoke socia
. at $3.50 PM, Thursday evening, imme
diately following the installation O.
officers. A good program has beer
; provided, Every member of the coun
7 Gil has the privilege of inviting on
! friend eligible to membership. =;
, Alfred R. Wiley . Of Minneapolis
choirmaster at. Gethsemane church, ha
!. been secured as conductor of the ney
La Crosse Choral society. This societ
= was formed Friday with the idea O
cooperating with the Philharmoni
p club in Minneapolis in securing artist
to take leading parts in oratorios an
Il concerts. The club is backed by tn
: best musical people Of La Crosse, an
\ is preparing to give "The Swan an
the Skylark' Feb. 20.
The regular monthly meeting an
dinner Of the Minnesota commander
of the Loyal Legion will be held Tue
day evening, Jan. 9, 1906, at the Yves
hotel. The, board Of officers will NEE
and dinner will be served at 1880. I'll
application of Joseph Rodney Byers {
d Minneapolis for membership will (
acted upon. After dinner Lieutena1
Colonel Charles T. Trowbridge wi
read a paper on "Six Months in tt
n Freedman 8 Bureau with a Colore
U Regiment