The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-22
The Savings Bank
Of Minneapolis
ADAM HANNAH, Treasurer,
1O7 18th Street S.
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK

Long stemmed roses Saturday, 75c doz..
at Nagels, S1S Nicollet av.
Pictures beautifully framed for wedding
presents. Beard Art Co., 624 Nicollet
Wallace & Belden, $40 New York Life
building, execute Contract or's Bonds
promptly at reasonable rates.
Subscribe for all magazines, papers, ETC.,
and get your binding done at Century
news Store, s Third street, near Hen
nepin avenue.
Minneapolis lodge, No. 1, K. of p. will
work the third rank tonight on a large
class of candidates in its hall, second floor,
Masonic Temple.
Teachers will be given same terms and
their old trunks taken in part payment as
in years past, at Barnum's Trunk and
Leather Goods store.
Battery B of this city last night stood
inspection by Lieutenant Colonel Rey-
nolds of the second infantry. All the de-
tails of drill and equipment were care
fully examined and it is understood that
the Minneapolis battery made a first class
showing.
Repairs to be made Ion the Western
avenue bridge will necessitate the use of
small street cars on the Western avenue
and Second street line for about ten days.
These cars were put on yesterday and
their use instead of the big cars will
facilitate the work.
A. r. Patterson Camp No. 1, Army of
the Philippines, last evening made ar
rangements for the part which it is to
take In the Memorial Day exercises. The
grave of every soldier who died either
since or during the late war is to be deco
rated. Copies of the resolution will be
sent turnout the state and the probability
is that other camps will follow suit.
Deputy United States Marshal William
E. Grimshaw brought to the Hennepin
county Jail last night four federal pris
oners removed from Duluth because the
Jail at that town is entertaining too
the deputy were Harry Smith, John Clark,
James McCade and Marshall Case. They
were sentenced at Duluth for selling
whisky to Indians on a reservation.
Professor c. P. Berkey, of the chair Of
geology and mineralogy of the state uni
versity, has accepted a call to similar
position at Columbia university for next
charge of the neurological work Of the
school Of mines and the academic de-
partment at. the. University Of Mime
sofa for several years. The standard Of
the Columbia school Of mines Is conceded
to be the highest in the country.
would do them more harm than good.
Grand Regent James Craig, Grand Sec
letdry george IL Hughes ana secretary
Palmer, Of the grand council, were guests
of Flour City council, Royal Arcanum, at
an initiation, entertainment and supper
last evening at. the lodge room, Masonic
Temple. Excellent music was furnished
by the popular soloists, Miss Lillian Meyst
and Ralph Young. The grand odge Off
GERS spoke briefly. Refreshments were
served by the Royal Ladies of the order.
It has been decided by the executive
committee for the July sangerfest. Of
the American Union of Swedish Singers
to hold a general entertainment on June
for all those interested in the coming
festival, particularly the singers and the
committee members. The twin city sing
ers will present several sangerfest num-
bers having a chorus of about 100 voices.
The Arpi Glee club and Vega society of
st. Paul and the Bragg society of Still
water will be invited to participate.
"A ,disinfectant which will kill rats, mice
cockroaches, bedbugs and other vermin
as we'll as exterminate the germs of all
kinds Of diseases is being distributed
thru the city by clever fakir who has
induced number Of housewives to pur-
chase the stuff He tells them to dis
solve the disinfectant in water, allowing
it to stand until the odor has left the
mixture. The composition is made of sand
and sawdust with sufficient creosote to
give 1t an odor. The police are looking
for the peddler.