The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-07
THE: CITY
TOWN TALK

Memorials for graduating classes are being
ordered almost daily of the Beard Art Co.
The Title Insurance and Trust Company
pays per cent on deposits subject to check.
Fine soft and stiff hats only 81 and So
Making room for straw hats at The ''Plym-
Outh' Hat Department.
You can get splendid second hand trunk
from 81 up, or good new one for S., at
Barnum's Trunk Store, 7l5 Nicollet
Capitol Shoe Co. stock, from ST. Paul, now
being sold at half price in the great shoe
salesroom at the plymouth corner" Fine
shoes. .
A.fC. Hill, the well-krown restaurant man,
mas mas 9 o. 3D. dnng and lunch rooms at 20
pleased to greet his many friends.
2. McConville's famous pedigreed collie was
snot Sunday by Lieutenant Frame. The ami
NAL was frothing at the mouth and exhibiting
various other suspicious symptoms.
Journal Teiephone-Call No. 9, which con-
meets you with The Journal switchboard and
ask for the department or person you wish
to communicate with. If you do not know,
state your business and the operator will IN
form -Ou.
r. b. Stephenson, student at the uni
versity. had his arm broken yesterday while
scuffsng with ore Of his classmates In the
struggle Stephenson'S arm was bent back and
the bone broken just above the elbow. =
Alice Rowan was in court this morning
charged with Keeping a vicious dog. The
character of the dog was proved by the testi-
ulouy OF several Witnesses, ana she was gwen
sWenty-four hours to dispose of the animal.
Residents of the west end of the fourth
ward will meet this evening at 1929 Western
avenue to arrange for open-ar concerts in
Oak Lake park and Bryn Mawr. Saturday
afternoon picnic at Glenwood, late in June,
will also be considered. Good speakers will
address to-nisht'S meeting,
The police have far been unable to locate
the parents of the infant child found On the
doorstep of Nicholas Stewart 1927 Fourteenth
avenue S. The child was placed in charge of
the Bethany home in this city. There
no clues to the identity of the person who
left the infant.
The nineteenth anniversary of the founding
OF Calvary church was celebrated last eve
ming in the chapel The congregation of
twenty four in 1888 has grown to $40: The
auditorium will be ready for use Last eve
ming the pastor, Rev. L. A. Clevenger, and
former pastors Rev. G. L. Morrill, and Rev.
H. F. Stillwell, made addresses.
The official dog catcher began work in
earnest this morning and as result seventy
eight CANNES were consigned to the waves,
held in quarantine by the health department.
The police gave notice that all dogs found
on the streets in the city without muzzle and
license will be taken care of by the dog
catcher. The tax las been due since May l.
Four of the party If tourists who went from
Beltrami to California a few days ago were
Minneapolis: The men are c. E. Ford, Mar
tin Tagland Andrew Mjelde and c. Davis,
and they have notified the bank at Beltrami to
stop payment on the paper The drafts were
for over 500 each and were carried to meet
the personal expenses. One of the drafts has
been presented for payment in town in the
southern part of the state.
Officers of the Minneapolis Bank Clerks AS
ISOLATION were elected last evening at the
Northwestern National Bank, follows:
President Charles w Farwell; vice president,
Samuel A. Gle: secretary, Charles H. Miller;
treasurer, George H. Richards; executive
committee, George E. Williamson, Fred C.
Stafford and Frank A. Willoughby Resolu-
lions of appreciation were adopted on the re-
tirement of the former officers and members
of the executive committee, Oscar NJ. Greene,
II. P. Newcomb, William Hampstead and Eli
King.