The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-05
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

| Dr.. Patten, dentist, has removed to Chute's
block, 30S Central avenue.
Apply to Mendenhall to plant your vases at
cemetery, and other flower beds.
Dr. Talbert, dentist, is now permanently To-
Gated at 201 Medical block. Both phones.
1899 hair switches at half price. Mail orders
filled. Brahls Hair Bazaar, 400 Nicollet.
Choice farm loans for sale. with titles
guaranteed. Title Insurance and Trust Co.
Teachers, do not forget that we are making
| the same terms as in years past. Barnum' s.
| The Title Insurance and Trust Company
pays per cent on deposits subject to check.
Steamer trunks that have a place to carry
at large hat at Barnum's, 715 Nlcollet avenue.
Our spccia'ties. surety bonds. burglary and
| employers liability insurance Fred l.. Gray
| company, Guaranty Loan building.
| For shorthand and typewriting, mimeograph,
| depositions, ETC., call on Miss Downing, 7l5
Phoenix building. Phone Main 2S5-J.
Five hundred hair switches at half price.
Mail orders filled. Brahls Hair Bazaar 403
Nicollet.
John McCoham lo-year- old boy living at
1926 Tenth stree. S, fell while playing near
his home this morning and broke his leg.
! He was taken to the city HOSPITAL.
| w. R. Morris will speak this evening at
Plymouth Congregational church on 'Classi-
cal Education for Colored People" This is
the ninth in The Wide Horizon" series OF
| lectures r.. IL .E'F -.ss
| The Christian Endeavor Society of River.
and band concert at the chapel tomorrow
evening. The Queen City band, South Min
neapolis organization, will furnish the music.
Charles Westberg, James O'Brien and Will
| liam Marin, members of the city council of
| Crookston, have been in the city for the past
| few days studying the paving problem, with
| view to using their observations in their
| own town. ,.
days in the workhouse to-day by Judge Holt
| for stealing a bicycle from Michael Mole
chek, fellow coIntryman. . Neither man
| could speak English and an Interpreter was
used in the trial. r-. -
George Bell. a colored man from Chicago
who is in the city selling chameeons. was
arraigned in police court this morning
ofbsg WITH aps
guilty and was sentenced to sixty days IN
the workhouse.
An old woman was found by the police in
| North Minneapolis yesterday. She is Ger
Anoka, where she says she has lived fol
! twelve years. She is quite deaf and hel
mouth is so deformed that it is difficult tc
converse with her. She is at the central
! police station. ~ --,,--@.
Andrew Bensen was fined 81 in police court
this morning for disorderly conduct Bensen
who lives in a lodging-house on Washington
fourth story window upon three prominent
Eagles from West Superior last night. The
clothing of the visitors was ruined and Ben.
sen was arrested by Inspector Williams. He
pleaded guilty.
Lack of financial support and numerical
strength will probably prevent the journeymer
BARRIERS from insisting on u 15-cent shaving
schedule for all union shopA and an increase
in salaries from s12 to s14 week. When
| this ultimatum was issued to the boss bar
bers Monday night, it was supposed that the
different labor organizations would furnish al
the assistance needed in movement for high
er wages Investigation shows that the Other
unions are in no financial condition to lend
| the desired assistance.