The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-01


An Andrews hot water heating system
is being installed in Dunkirk, N. Y.
Bond your employees. Smith & Wilson,
New York Life building. Surety bonds.
Taylor & Watson, successors to w. N.
Taylor & Co. (next Orpheum theater),
wall paper.
Until the police force Of Minneapolis Is
doubled her citizens must continue buy
ing Burglary Insurance. The best Is sold
by Fred L. Gray Company, Guaranty
building.
BY order Of Judge of Probate Harvey.
Bessie and Herbert Long, aged 8 and 2
years. have been committed to the state
training school. The children's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Olney' Long, live at 221S
Twenty third avenue S.
The records CT the day-deaths, births,
marriages, hotel arrivals, railway time
tables, real estate transfers, building per-
mits and other information Of interest,"
will be found together with want adver-
tisementS on page Is Of this issue.
A recent order. issued by Fire Chief
j. r. Canterbury, allows each man
twenty-four hours Off duty in six days.
instead of twenty-four hours off in nine
days. The new order is to give firemen
more chance to get out in the open air.
Free for the Asking-Journal vest
pocket Nugget Books" containing nearly
900 bits Of philosophy, humor and gooo
sense worth reading. Call for one when
you are at The Journal counter or write
to the advertising manager and a copy
will be mailed.
Rev H. O. Hammond, who has been in
charge Of the free employment bureau OF
the Salvation Army for the past slS
months, has received a call to the Con-
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six months leave Of absence of the pres
ent pastor.
Rev. James S. Montgomery Of the Yves.
| ley M E. church. will give an illustrated
! lecture, 1.-The Land of the Midnight Sun,
at the Bethany Presbyterian church, Oal
and Essex streets Sc, Friday March 8, a
pm The lecture will be personal remi
niscences.
Relatives are looking for Fred Colson
who formerly lived in Minneapolis, IL
order that the estate of his mother, WIZ
died recently at Bagley, Wis, can b.
probated. The search is being conducted
by his sister, Mrs. J. j. McLain, who ha
written to Police Superintendent Doyle.
Paul Reynolds, who was arrested TO-
passing counterfeit gold pieces, has beer
| identified as William Howard, a convic
who escaped from the Michigan peniten
tiary in 1894. If Reynolds is not con
victed on the present charge, he will b.
sent to Michigan to complete his sen
| tence.
The union meetings at the First Pres
Ebyterian church, under the leadership o
Rev. J. R. Pratt, are increasing in mum
bers and interest. They will continu
every afternoon and evening this week
except Saturday. Sunday evening tn
meetings will begin in the Park Avenu
Conversational church,
A mock trial at the Y. NJ. c. A. las
evening before Judge Albert H. Hall &C
quilted Gustavus Adolphus Tadpole g
the charge of laziness. The jury was com
posed of six different nationalities. Th
/ attorneys were Dan Richter, M. O'Dor
nell w. A. Rice and J. R. Tracey. E.
Noyes was clerk Of courts and G. e. Gel
hard was bailiff.
The Charles H. Wood company will cor
tinue the management of the West hote
Just who will succeed Colonel Wood
1 the head Of the company is not know
/ but Miss Helen Wood stated yesterda
I that a contingency, such as the death
I her father, had been provided for, al
! that the policy Of the hotel will not
4 changed in the slightest.