The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-26

TOWN TALK

Read Garden and Orchard on Page 10;
plan and plant your garden.
Andrews Hot Water Heating systems
make homes comfortable 203 Hen. av.
High-grade bonds. investment securities.
Wells &c Dickey Co., 500 Guaranty Bldg.
For Rent-second floor, SO Fourth street
s, over Hoffman's. Call on O.. M. Lara
way &c Son, Bank Commerce building.
Ten cents worth of cigar satisfaction
means much. Cigars bought at Cirkier's
Cigar Department mean satisfaction.
Frame your picture now: new line
moulding and frames just received. Fac
tory prices Bintliff. Alt First avenue s.
If you want a surety bond and want 1t
quickly, take the Guaranty Loan elevator
Or use either phone. Fred L. Gray COM
pany.
Souvenir postal cards, for sc. Also
largest line of magazines and papers. Cen
fury News Store. 6 Third street 8, near
Hennepin avenue.
Leaky roofs cause trouble and ex-
pense. Use Carey's. No trouble. No
expense. Both phones 376. See W.
S. Mott Company.
Oscar Carlson, a woodsman, complained
to the police yesterday that someone had
broken the door to his room open and
stolen 500 worth of clothes.
Flower seeds Of the very best quality.
Nasturtiums, pansies, sweet peas, and
all other popular flower seeds. Plants;
soil; finest lawn grass seed. Men for work
ing on lawns, gardens trimming vines,
planting beds, etc. MendenhaH green
house, 81 Sixth street s.
The Boilermakers' union gave special
program last night at AleXander's hall at
the close Of the business session. Several
selections Of vocal and instrumental music
We're rendered and number of speeches
were made by members of the union. A
banquet was also served and the evening
closed with a dance.
AS the room usually used at the public
library building by the Minneapolis Cam
| era club is occupied by the state art ex-
hibit, the meeting tomorrow evening Will.
be held in the studio Of Hubbard & Pot
| ter, 826 Hennepin avenue. Sets Of slides
| from Bethlehem, Pa, Photographic So
ciety; Capital Camera club, Washington,
| and the Rochester, n. Y, Camera club
will be shown.
| Fifty-one building permits were issued
from the building inspectors office yes
terday and this is believed to be the high
water mark. The permits call for an ex-
penditure of S66,s25 The largest permits
were for D. A. Simmons residence at
| 1924 w Forty-fourth street, which Is to
cost 14000 and for brick meter house
Ito be erected by the Minneapolis Gas
Light company at Bluff street and Nine
! teenth avenue at a cost Of $4,000.
Three short bits Of sewer work were or.
dered by the council committee OH sew
ers yesterday afternoon, to be constructed
after the seasons work has been com
pleted and provided funds are sufficient
They will be built in Seventeenth avenue
S from Fifth street to Sixth. for which
funds have been advanced by the property
owners; on Como avenue from Twenty
fifth to Twenty avenues Sc
Twenty seventh avenue Sc from Como tt
Tallmage avenue.
The first of series of popular meeting
for men to be held at Hope chapel, Twen
tieth avenue N and Washington, Is set TO
this evening. Rev. Neil Gilchrist, pastor o
the chapel, has arranged a good program
which Is expected to initiate very sue
cessful course. In honor Of the opening
refreshments will be served. David G
Bell, county treasurer, will speak OF
Egypt Old and New" Mr.. Bell has hal
several sketches prepared to illustrate hi
talk. The North high quartet will sing