The Minneapolis journal., 1904-05-21
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK

Moon brand brick cheese. pure and
sweet at your grocer's.
For Rent-First- class office in Oneida
block. Title Insurance s. Trust Co.
Andrews Hot Water Heating systems
make homes comfortable. 20S Hen. av.
Keewaydin Hotel, Cottagewood, opens
to-day. Special rates for May and June.
Burglary policies, fidelity bonds and LA
bility insurance sold by Fred L. Gray Co.
DR.. ]. w. Ford, formerly of Owatonna,
will preach at Calvary Baptist church,
morning and evening
If you want the best work in developing,
finishing and enlarging. go to Edmund A.
Brush, and IL Fifth street S.
For Rent-second floor. SO Fourth street
8, over Hoffman's. Call on O. M. Lara
Westminster club will hold a special
meeting at p. M, Monday, in the office
of C. w. Van Tuyl to elect a president.
The Northwestern Music house, with
Carl Raugland as manager, will be open
for business at 318-320 Nicollet avenue by
May 25.
A preliminary meeting Of Modin tent
and Philomathean hive, Maccabees, was
held last evening to arrange for a picnic
June IT.
Souvenir postal cards. 2 for &c. Also
largest line Of magazines and papers. Gen.
tury News Store. Third street S, near
Hennepin avenue.
Sunday, at Holcomb's hall, AZ Fourth
street 8, at p. m, the socialists Will pc
addressed by Thomas H. Lucas. Subject,
How Labor Is Employed"
Court Minneapolis, No. S65, Independent
| Order of Foresters, will give It's first an
nual excursion and picnic to Taylors Falls
and the dalles Of the st. Croix on Sunday,
June IL.
Aprirs mortality statistics show 22S
deaths in the month, as compared with
231 for April Of last year. There were ten
| deaths from typhoid fever and ten from
smallpox.
| DR.. Kline, the new pastor Of Grand
Avenue Church Of Christ, will speak be-
| fore the Eighth Ward Prohibition club
Monday evening In the hall, Lake street
| and Lyndale avenue.
Rev. F. E. r. Miller Of Mankato will
preach at the morning and evening servi-
ces Of Trinity Baptist church tomorrow
Rev. L. A. Crandall, the pastor, is at
tending the Baptist anniversaries at
Cleveland.
Rev. Richard w. Abberley will speak
in the Thirteenth Avenue M. e. church
to o-morroW at $3.50 p. M, on Popular Fal-
lacies and the Saloon" The city admin
istration and the health department are
slated for unsympathetic consideration.
Car Load Of whites-The Haynes Auto.
mobile company have received another cal
load Of White touring cars. Among recen
purchasers are H. J. Jenkins, G. H. Dag
i gett, Bert Fairchild, John Leslie ant
others.
All organizations, whether they have re
ceiyed invitations or not, are cordially IN
| vited to participate in the Memorial Da.
parade. They are invited to send at one
the number Of the men and officers to tn
} chief marshal, Colonel A. 3. Alpin, IL
Kasota block as the program is almos
7 ready for the printer.
The railroad and contract shop machin
helpers Of the twin cities last night or
= ganized the Allied Metal Mechanics
8 Union Of North America. The meetin
= was held at Alexander hall under tn
j. gavel of M. J. Turner of St. Paul, VIII
! will be the local organizer. The machin
helpers are separate craft and 1t
2 expected that unions will be formed 1
= other parts Of the country. In shor
q time Mr.. Turner will leave for Duluth o
similar business.
f The taking of testimony In the dtsbar
e ment proceedings instituted agains
. Colonel w. e. Dodge and Vernon Dodge
q before United States Court COMMISSIONS
: Hitchcock was continued from yesterda
afternoon till 10 o'clock Monday morning
The stenographic report of the testimon
will have to be typewriter upon its com
pletion, and it will doubtless be impossibl
to get the work completed in time to sub
nit to the present term Of the state 81
| preme court, before which the proceeding
were instituted.