The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-21
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Leather lined suit cases IS at Barnum's,
715 Nicollet
Special Sale remnant picture frames at The
Beard Art Co s, 624 Nicollet
Furs stored as usuals Telephone Fur de-
partment at The Plymouth Clothing House.
The Title Insurance and Trust Company
pays 2 per cent on deposits subject to check.
81 swell London smoked eyeglasses, S5c;
quality guaranteed at Hirschy's, opticlan,
6l0 Nicollet
Our spccia:ties, surety bonds, burglary and
employers liability insurance Fred L. Gray
company, Guaranty Loan building.
The Best Straw Hats and Neglgee Shirts
and Suits. Prices always fair, always fair,
at The Plymouth Corner, Sixth and Nicollet.
The West End Improvement association will
hold its regular meeting this evening at
l2-9 Western avenue. George K. Cooley coun-
ty. attorney. A A. Allen and H. o: Roberts
will speak. Open air concerts in Oak Lake
and Bryn Mawr will be discussed
A special memorial service is being ar
ranged to take place at the Jewish Reform
temple, Fifth avenue and Tenth street,
pirate music aud an address by Rev. S. n.
Delnard Members of the G. A. K. and w.
Il. c. are invited '- f..
Carl l.. Wallace addressed the Retail Sales
men men S ASSOCIATION last night on the, subject.
The Making of a Daily Newspaper He eX
plaIped in detail all the operations of the
maklns OF a newspaper Later he guided the
members of the association trip through
the local newspaper Offices.
Oscar Broberg, 500 Sixteenth avenue S. is
missing from his home and the police have
oeen asked to locate him. He left last
Saturday afternoon, ostensbly to take walk,
but since that time nothing has been heard
OF him. No reason is known for his mysteri-
GUS disappearance.
A valuable St, Bernard dog belonging to
A. L. Lennon, 225 Second street NE, was
poisoned last night. The dog was a pet and
was considered entirely harmless. The people
OF that section of the city are quite lndlg-
nant, as it is the fifth dog poisoned within
the past few weeks. - -.
nesota division, knights OF Pythias.. was last
evening presented handsome gold plated
sword and belt by the colered knights of
Pythias OF Minneapolis Another sword was
presented to William Clack, captain of the
Minneapolis company. The Minneapolis CON-
pany, uniform rank, the brigadler general and
staff will be IN line in the Memorial Day
parade.
Hilda Blom. Finlander, aged ~, commit
ted to Rochester hospital from st. Paul, is
to be deported, May q, on the steamer Pnila-
Morse, immigration inspector, is under or
ders to leave for New York Sunday with the
prisoner and attendant The patient landed
Oct 26 and is to be deported because she be-
came a public charge from causes antedating
imnli grafton.
United States Marshal Grimshaw was
stopped last night while riding along the
Conner and Vaughn. Gri i W had 1901
cycle tag, which not valid, and the off,
GERS threatened to arrest him: He pleaded
a professional engagement and allowed
to go with the understanding that he pur-
chase a tag this morning.
| Eli Champagne, arrested in Minneapolis a
| few days ago at the instigation of his wife.
who resides at Merrill, Wis, on charge OF
desertion, was released on trial, it beins
shown that he provided for her welfare before
| he left. The woman who was with him
| when he came here, and with whom it was
thought he was elcplng, was proved to be his
| sister The couple are again in this city.
N. E. A. souvenirs have been issued by the
| Commercial Club and now being sen
| boardcast through the country. They are ir
the form Of a number of illustrated cards
printed on glazed paper, and bearing view:
| taken in Minneapolis and vicinity. The
scheme is novel and has been deftly executed
| The cards inclosed in buff envelops fo1
mailing, the covering being tied with
| twisted whisp of rafa.