The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-02
THE: CITY
TOWN TALK

Boys, see Gamble &s,Ludwig sad for CAP:
given away Saturday.
G. L. Morrill, will sneak at the Christian
| Workers Mission tonight. =
Saturday fresh carnations all colors, 3St
| a dozen. Nagefs, SIS Nicollet.
| Flnest flower seeds, 400 varieties. Mis-;
Emma Y. White. SIS Nicollet. fE.
Flowers for funerals, and ali other puri
poses shippedSsto all parts of the northwest
Mendenhall. florist, 81 Sixth street IS. 81
subscribe for all magazines. papers, etc;
! ana get your binding done at Century News
store. Third street s. near Hennepin ay. b
See the bargains in new and second bicycle:
at kennedy's, 324 Nicollet av. Headquarters
| TOT baseball tennis, fishing tackle, ping pong
golf, etc.
Proof of "forcible entrance" not required
under our residence burglary and theft pol
| building.
Mayor Ames has directed his police force I'd
go after the sidewalk wheelmen. Also tbs
chesty chaps who pedal snonchalanty around
| the business thoroughfares with their hands
clear OF their handlepars. SS
The steamer of fire company No % on
henWood boulevard near Douglas avenue.
Went INTO service at noon to-day. This sta
ton was created several weeks ago and the
hose company has been in service foc some
time @fts - - aI.-.-,7s -. $500
The Theta chapter of the Hamline medical!
fraternity. Phi Rho Sigma. held its annual
election Thursday, evening and elected the
following officers j. f. tiehn, president; a.
f. Moynlhan, vice PRESIDENT: G. M. Horan
secretary; j. Merlin, treasurer.
l., T; osar was arrested last evening,
ckarged with the theft Of coat, vest, watch
and some money from Victor Julin, a room
mate, at 2cb Central av. Julin encountered
Oscar on Washington avenue and called the
police, who located him in the lumber yards
after lively sprint. f$ Is
Trinity Norwe sian Lutheran church will be
I,
dent OF the Free church. will preachsthe dedi-
catory sermon. He will be assisted by the
new pastor, Rev. Gustav Oftedal,24who takes
charge May, %: Professor Sven Oftedal Will
preach next Sunday =
Mrs. Mary Hoffman, 1922 Seventeenth ave-
nue. s, was arrested yesterday by State Agent
school. charged with cruelty to children. The
enid IN question is Frances ko beriowski, aged
IA The child was taken from the state
school by the Kooeriowski family.
Three hundred Eagles of Aeria No "a at
tended the funeral Of Ole Dahl, 1915 Twoand
a-half street 5, yesterday afternoon, from the
ff ater t + hall The service was read BY
clated. The interment was at Laynlan's GEM
etery. Dahl died Monday. at the Swedish
hospital Of pneumonia. - g.. -.
The Central Prohibition Club will meet in
Hultman's hall, 1926 Central avenue, next
Tuesday evening. J. G. Kipp, with his talk
ing and singing machine Will give several
numbers. Charles scanlon, prohibition. can
is prohibition party a necessity?' Miss
Lizzie Cole Will give reading. xu-
Freeman Thorpe, a portrait painter, who re-
sides near Brainerd, was in the city yester-
While in the capital, he painted portraits OF
Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson, Former Sec
rotary OF State Robert Smith, and Of Former
Justice Nelson, Of the supreme court. All
three were for the government. =
Rev. E. P. Harbo, president Of the Norwe-
gan Lutheran Free church. resident of
Duluth for ten years, has come to take charge
Of St. Olafs church, Sixteenth avenue and
Dupont He will preach his first sermon
Sunday He is 40 years old, a graduate of
Augsburg and great power in the church.
Mr.. Harbo succeeds Rev Andreas Holland,
recently elected treasurer of Augsburg sem
mary.
A considerable quantity of liquor, seven
boxes of cigars and 81 in. change were Sc
of Raptaz & Koslak, 100 Marshall street NE,
early yesterday morning. This is the second
time the place has been entered in sixty days.
Several young men of the vicinity are under
suspicion Burglars. were frightened away
from the grocery store of c. H. Frazer, 752
Franklin avenue. ..... l-.- -
On the next three SUNDAYS, large classes
churches, as follows: Our Sayior,s Norwe-
gian, St. Paul Norwegian and Evenezer SWe
dish, Nay 4 Bethlehem Swedish. May II;
churches will also hold exercises these same
Sundays. No class will be confirmed this
year at Trinity Norwegian Lutheran church
owing to the controversy in the church, which
has extended over period Of several months
Frances Hagen, aged years, daughter of
G. K Hagen, a Hamline medical student, 2210
Seventeenth avenue S, died at St. Barnabas
hospital Wednesday from injuries received in
being by a delivery wagon the same
morning. She was walking along Twenty
fourth street. between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth avenues, when run down by delivery
wagon for Faaborgs grocery. Franklin and
Eighteenth avenues. At the hospital it was
found that the bladder had been ruptured
She did not rally after operation. -:
George Coleman, Chicagoan, who saw hard
service in the Philippines and went through q
dozen fierce engagements unscathed returned
to this country recently only to be seriously
wounded by a friend. Coleman and party
of merry makers were serenading a newly
married couple Tuesday night, at Fairfax,
Mimi, when the groom, maddened by the
demonstration, opened fire from window
with revolver. Coleman was the only man
hit The bullet lodged in his left hip bone
and he is now undergoing treatment in a
Minneapolis hospital. The groom is paying
Coleman's expenses. a.
Ralph D Trowbridge, young jeweler of
Moorhead, Mimi, and an intimate friend of the
family of Captain Compton. of the Soldiers
Home, has mysterously disappeared. Trow-
bridge left Moorhead April 5, to visit his
mother at Mt. Gilead Ohio. He spent few
days In MINNEAPOLIS and continued on! on bis
he announced his intention of returning to
Minneapolis and took a train for Chicago,
since when nothing has been heard Of him.
to Chicago. and she remembers that he acted
strangely. Financial troubles are supposed
to be responsible for his Disappearance. 7
- BID FOR SANTOS DuMoNT.. "
Atlantic City, N j.. May George C.
Tilyou, from Coney Island, lessee CT q local
pier, has offered $4,000 if the hotel men will
raise 0C0 mere, to have Santos Dumont