The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-09
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pioneer Sketches, are good reading;
illustrations fine: valuable book to have
in the home. All bookstores have them on
sale; $3.50, by mail, s1.67.
Minneapolis lodge No. /, knights Of
Pythias, will confer the rank Of knight to-
morrow evening, at their lodge room in
the Masonic Temple. All are requested to
be present.
Minnesota and North Dakota Shriners
will go to Winnipeg March % over the
Great Northern road. to institute Khartum
temple. Grand Forks Shriners will be In
charge Of the ceremonies.
William Claiming Whitney, a Minneap-
oils architect was appointed a member Of
the Municipal Art commission yesterday
by Mayor Jones, to succeed L. S. Buffing-
ton, who has moved to New York.
The Engineers society of the state uni
versity will be addressed this evening by
w. I. Ely Of st. Paul on the subject Of
Smoke Prevention" The talk will be
given in the university library building
at o'clock.
The records Of the day-deaths, births,
marriages, hotel arrivals, railway time
tables, real estate transfers, building per-
rnits and other information of interest,"
will be found, together with want adver-
tisements on page 10 Of this issue.
The marine recruiting station at 80
Washington avenue s is long on short
men. Out Of the six applicants examined
during the present week, five have been
below the five feet six limit and the sixth
was over the six feet one inch limit.
The Omaha road will carry the Savage
Parsifal company from Kansas City to
Minneapolis In a special train Of ten cars:
also the Conried company from Chicago
to Minneapolis. The latter train will have
eight baggage cars alone, also parlOr and
sleeping cars.
Free for tho aslking-Journal vest
pocket Nugget Books containing nearly
800 bits Of philosophy, hurnor and good
sense worth reading. Call for one when
you are at The Journal counter or write
to the advertising manager and copy
will be mailed.
Roy Christman, who was found dead at
the foot of the stairs in the Great North
ern Elevator No. 1, died Of pneumonia and
was not smothered by the dust as first
supposed. This was revealed by a post
norten examination performed by Coro-
ner Kistler yesterday.
Sidney A. Warner, the treasurer and
manager of the Bonanza Queen Mining
company, is now in Minneapolis and will
meet the stockholders or anyone inter-
ested, at the office Of the company, st
Syndicate block, every day from to 4
CLOCK pm. unCll MarCn Id.
The first division of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of Fowler NJ E. church, Dupont and
Franklin avenues, will give a supper and
evening. A somewhat unique program
has been arranged to follow the supper
| The supper hours are from to 3.
! DR.. j. S. Montgomery will deliver hi
lecture on London in the Thirteenth
Avenue M. e. church, Thirteenth avenue
S and Tenth street, tomorrow evening, 70
| the benefit of the church improvement
fund.- The lecture will be Illustrated b.
100 stereopticon pictures. Admission 2
cents.
Cora Engstrom, the 17-year-old girl VIII
disappeared from her home, 921 Tween
tieth avenue NE, week ago, was foun
Yesterday by Detective Alfred Johnso
as she was leaving the Orpheum theate
after the performance She refused to te
the police where she had been since leav
ing home.
| The urnal's Real Estate New
and Bargain pages on Saturday will b
full Of interest to those thinking OF billy
ing or building home, or to those VIII
are looking for safe. profitable invest
ments. Minneapolis real estate Is gilt
edged these days. Look for the Two Soil
4 pages on Saturday.
examinations 1Or Tic pOSAIAO1S u ShuAe
4 laborers in the bureau Of printing and or
craving and in the government printir
4 office, and the position Of apprentit
craftsman In the office Of the chief
: ordnance at Washington are announce
q by the United States civil service con
j mission for March 20.
"Free Soil and Free Men" will be II
{ subject of an address to laboring men
! Herbert 8. Bigelow Of Cincinnati ton1gl
s at Aexander's hall. Friday at 6 Pr
: before the Mems club of the Unitaris
society Mr.. Bige1ow will speak on 'Stea
q ing as q Fine Art In the evening
i will speak at the Y. M. Q. A. hall.
Rev. J. P. Moran will lecture at 8 p.1
q Sunday at Holy Rosary hall, Eighteen
J avenue and Twenty~f1fth street, I
"Oratory and Orators of Ireland" Faith
: Moran is head Of the Dominican mtssio
q of the west and Is a fluent speaker. IT.
occasion is in commemoratiOn Of St. Pa
8 rick's Day and admission will be free.
Peter Mostad, 1919 Second street S,
2 machine operator employed by the Mi
! neapolis Steel Machinery Works. Twent
{ ninth street and Minnehaha avenue, W
4 caught between two freight cars at t.
q factory yesterday afternoon. His coll
p bone, shoulder blade and one Of his arr
Il were broken. He was taken to the ci
q hospital.
Major e. B. Prick, surgeon at Fc
"a Smelling, will deliver lecture especia
= for city firemen and hospital corps at t
Y. M G.. A. auditorium next Thursd
4 evening. He will be accompanied by Sc
8 eral assistants and will give demonstr
= lions Of the tra1, sportation methods us
81 in the army as we'll as methods employ
& today by city firemen and hospitals. A