The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-12

Like mothers, delicious Pastry.'
Jersey Dairy Lunch, 81 Fifth st S.
A Sanitary, Cheerful Place-Dinner
25c. New restaurant, % 9Th st S.
Harris & Houston, FOG Andrus build
ing, write fire insurance.
The First National Banks 3 per cent
certificate Of deposit is savings invest
ment.
The exercises of the fftieth ami
versary of North Star Lodge No. 6, I.
0. @. F., will be held at pm, Tues
day.
Fresh cut flowers, potted tulips, daffo-
dis, hyacinths, Valentine day. Thomp-
son, II 7th st S. 7. G. $500, n. W. IT'S.
There will be an executive committee
meeting of the fifth district lodges OF
|. O. G.. T. in the St. James hotel on
Wednesday at pm.
Christian Endeavorers of the seventh
district will hold rally Tuesday even
ing in Bethany Presbyterian church,
Oak and Essex streets Sc. There will
be music, addresses and refreshments.
How to Prevent and How to Cure
Consumption is the subject of a free
lecture by DR.. G. W. Young of St. Paul
ming at McElroy hall, Nicollet and
Eighth.
The Minnesota chronological society
meets tonight at McElroy hail., Eighth
street and Nicollet avenue. l. tture on
the reflective organs by the president,
and public delineation of character,
with music by Miss Laura Distle and
Miss Adell Malchow.
A mysterious fire started in a room
on the third floor of the Windsor hotel
last evening and damaged the building
and furniture to the extent of $500:
There were few guests in the rooms and
there was no panic. The department
had little trouble in extinguishing the
flames.
Zionists Of the twin cities are look
ing forward with much interest to the
coming of DR.. Magnus, a leading rabbi
Of the country, March II, when Mime
apolis Zionists will dedicate a flag to
the Theodore Herzl Zion society. Gov
ernor Johnson will be present and M. L.
Winthrop will deliver an address.
This afternoon in the university
chapel President Cyrus Northrop de-
livered an address on "Abraham Lin
coln.' This was the first time in the
history Of the university that Lincoln g
birthday has been recognized by a
| the custom will become permanent.
All LII pOICduG uloeG1uS VI Gu6 VdfuelU
| Republican club will be held tomorrow
evening in Morgan Post hall, Nicollet
avenue and Third street. The near
ness of the time for opening the cam
paign has given an added interest to
| the club meetings and matters of i'm
portance are to be, up for discussion.
The ticket sale for Vermlendingarne
the Swedish national song play at the
| Auditorium Thursday, Feb. Is, opened
brisk and lively at the metropolitan
music store this morning. The Swed
ish national dancers to appear in thu
| play made a decided hit at the over
crowded Chicago auditorium last Sat
urday.
Lowell A. Lamoreaux has draw
plans for a block Of fourteen stores a
the southeast corner of First avenue
and Tenth street for tho Minnesot;
| Title Insurance & Trust company, t.
cost $4,000. The stores will be fitte'
with plumbing, hardwood finish and will
have a central heating system. TIL
frontage Of the property on First av
enue is 159 feet and on Tenth street
l65. +" H. 81
Officially the Mississippi river j
frozen over and the fact is so recorde
in the archives Of the weather bureau a
Washington on the strength of a repor
sent in from ST. Paul on Dec. 81.
short look over the rail of either of tn
Nicollet island bridges will demonstrat
that this is simply a legal fiction. Fo
the first time in the memory of tn
"oldest inhabitant,' the river has r.
fused to freeze. r.