The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-25
CITY! NEWS.
TOWN TALK

Be ''noonlighter' tonight.
Moon brand brick cheese. pure and
sweet at your groceTs. . ....
For Rent-First- class office in Oneida
block. Title Insurance & Trust Co.
Music by Danz' orchestra at Excelsior
Casino every afternoon and evening. .
Andrews Hot Water Heating systems
make homes comfortable. 203 Hen. av.
Burglary policies, fidelity bonds and la
bility insurance sold by Fred L. Gray Co.
DR.. G. +. Beachler of 1910 Fourth ave-
nue s, has opened offices at 315 Syndicate
Arcade. -
Four per cent paid on six months de-
! posits Minnesota Title Insurance and
Trust company.
fredericksburg out our burnt wood ma
| terials. See window. Prices away down.
Bintliff Mfg. Co., Alt First avenue S.
For Rent--second floor, 5s Fourth street
is, over Hoffman's. Call on O. M. Lara
WAY & Son. Bank Commerce building.
The Commercial club has an inquiry for
| q store for retail business in Minneapolis
on Nicollet between Fifth and Seventh
streets. ...
Souvenir postal cards, for 80. Also
largest line of magazines and papers. Cen
fury News Store, G Third street s, near
| Henneptn avenue. ~
The Sunday morning meetings Of the
New Thought Lyceum will close for the
summer on Sunday, June rs. 3Ioplc 1o1
1 this day, 'tTha JOY Of Living"
G. w. Van Tuyl will make the regular
/ Sunday afternoon address tomorrow al
! the Y. M. G. A.. The meeting Is for men
In the association hall and at 1880 O'CLOCK
Join the prosperous army Enlist a.
once by opening an account IN The Ken
acf mr.
menoes July list, compounded four times
a year. -.--
Mrs. e. G. shevlin continued on the
stand in the Observation-Disclosures casf
all afternoon yesterday. She was sub
tected to an extensive and minute cross
examination. The trial will be resumed
Monday. - -"
90 on T h e our n q . s moonlight ex
cursion tonight. Steamer J. s. leave
Soldiers home at pm, St. Paul at
p.rn., returning to St. Paul at IL Pm
Plenty of tickets on sale at boat landings
Round trip only SO cents.
Owing to the progress of the work
| the main Fourth street entrance, the pres
= ent hallway and elevators on the count
4 side of the city and county building WI
4 be shut up Monday night and month
\ six weeks at least will be required to fir
ish lip the work sufficiently to allow put
n lie passage.
The board Of directors Of the Twin CT
Telephone company has this day declare
4 a semiannual dividend at the rate Of 5 p
A cent on the common stock of the con
pany, payable July 1, 1904, to the stool
\ holders Of record at the close of bus1ne
4 on June 80, 1904. The transfer books w
close at u o'clock June 20 and rema
closed until July 1, 1904.
The board Of directors Of the Tri-Sta
Telephone and Telegraph company h
this day declared a semiannual divide1
at the rate Of per cent on the comm
4 stock Of the company, payable July
4 1904, to the stockholders of record at t.
4 close Of business on June &c. 1904. T.
transfer books will close at II o'clo
June rs and remain closed until July
\ 1904.
At their regular meeting Thursday eve
4 ing Cigarrnakers' union No. II elected t
\ following officers for the ensuing ter
President, Otto Pehle; vice president 10
; A Gothberg; recording secretary, Csc
Miller; financial and corresponding sec1
NJ tary E. G.. Hall; treasurer, August S.
. bert; finance committee, M. Pauly,
~ Weigel Alphonsa tiel; delegates to
Z trades council, John Kirby, A. Weie
4 Max Conrad, John Chubbuck and E.
s Hall; delegate to Baltimore conventi
} John Kirby; alternate, John Chubbut
I executive board, John Guthberg, 0. Mill
James Kuhn, q. Rode. B. Engelman,
Q { Froehlig and l.. Bogarth-