The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-08
Two Journal excursions on Saturday.

Two Journal excursions on Saturday.
Rev. George Hindley will give his popu-
lar lecture, "Will 1t Take?" at the Thirty
sighth Street Congregational church next
FRIDAY evening,
Secretary Randall has received let
ter from c. R. Thomas. secretary of the
American Cattle Breeders association, in
which he says that he has 119 head of
pure-bred Hereford cattle listed for exhi-
billion at the Minnesota state fair.
Don't miss making one of the famous
Journal excursions on Saturday. Day
lighter" for all-day folks; '.Twilighter" for
halliday and evening folks. Tickets for
either trip only So cents. Read big ad
for full details. Tickets on sale only at
Journal counter.
Justice to the Toilers'' is the title Of
a free lecture to be given by Professor
George r. Kirkpatrick at Currans hail.
lis East Twenty street, tomorrow
evening, under the auspices OF the Eighth
Ward Workingmans club. Both men and
women are invited.
A spark from the boiler set fire to a
pile of shavings in the Boston block last
night and did about $500 damage. The
firemen had difficulty in extinguishing the
flames, as they had spread to the ceiling
of the boilerroom and had worked under
| the flooring of the ground floor offices.
scaffolding on building on Front
street, ST. Paul, broke Saturday after
noon and Joseph Read, ST. Paul car
penter, fell. receiving injuries which re-
suited fatally three hours later Two
months ago Read fell from a building in
a similar manner and fractured one of
| his legs.
| S. H. fowler reports a good booking
for the John A Rawlins post special train
to the Boston encampment of the. G. A. r.
Some space remains yet. The train will
leave over the Omaha road at Z pm,
Aug. IL, and will reach Boston at $40
pm, Aug. 10. A stop will be made at
Niagara Falls.
The Midsummer Flower Show, to be Civ
en- at the Armory on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, will be the society events 81
the season. There will be more to see
and enjoy than at any entertainment Of
fered this summer. Beauty, music, flow
ers will be the features. Tickets only
20 cents. Children under Is, 10 cents.
;, From the organizing department of the
supreme court, United Order Of Foresters
honors have fallen to the following Min
neapolis members in the way of deputies
commissions: Mrs M. A. Plank OF Cour
Hennepin. $40 Twenty-fifth avenue NE
Mrs. Jennie Rourke, 1917 Twenty-secont
avenue N, Of Court Crystal, and Gran
Evans, the New Store, of Court Nicollet
The Minnesota Theological society will
hold it's regular meeting this evening al
room $50, Medical building, at 7:45, al
which time final plans will be discussed
regarding the mushroom exhibit to be
made in connection with the flower show
to be held this week. All members who
expect to contribute toward the exhibit
are especially requested to be present
: Oslo lodge, No. 2, Sons of Norway, will
: give picnic next Sunday at Woodmen':
park, Robbinsdale. The committee IL
charge has made arrangements for the
transportation of those who intend tt
join the picnic over the Twentieth avenue
N and Robbinsdale extension lines
Games and other amusements have beef
arranged for, and there will also be I
program of music and speechmaking.
! Is The degree team of Court Nico1let NC
81, United Order of Foresters, in uniform
will go to Saltwater to visit joint meet
ing Of the Saltwater courts next Wednes
, day evening. At st. Paul they will
joined. by the teams Of Courts Minnesot
and Alpha. These, together with thei
wives and private members Of the ordel
will leave the Hotel Ryan, St., Paul, 9
precisely s o'clock on the evening named
Court Nicollets team is drilling hard an
: is rounding out in excellent shape.