The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-25

lors will be opened this evening.
Bintliff Mfg. Co. s factory and fran
ing dept, temporary location, 20 I'd st N
Frederick Roach, the Rambler bicycle
agent, is now located at Seventh st N.
Don't wait for city gas-a "Colt'
Gas machine will light you. 23S Hen.
"Parsifal' dinners at Berkeley hotel,
First avenue and Thirteenth, near Audi
forum.
Schraps restaurant will be prepared
| to serve "Parsifal' dinners. Engage
| tables now.
Dr. Harry P. Rawson, dentist, for
building. Tel. N. w. NJ. 1Sl4-J.
We will erect building to suit tenant
on the corner of Third avenue S and
Fifth st. Land S6x15O. D. P. Jones & Co.
D. D.. Dayton of the Dayton Dry
| Goods company has gone to Kansas
/ CITY for a short business and vacation
trip.
Hotel Nicollet, Sunday, DAM Metro
politan orchestra, 6 to 8; Monday, to
$3.50, during Parsifal intermission. Din
ner 81, or la carte.
Subscriptions to all magazines and
papers taken to the Century News
Store, 6 Third street S, near Hennepln
avenue, will receive prompt service.
REV. T.. 1duulOuu VI I1dl oIol
Conn, the children's evangelist, will
conduct services at 1880 pm, Sunday,
in the Swedish Congregational Temple.
The Misses Kate and Lima Lundhiem,
late of Gunbels, Milwaukee, have re-
turned to Minneapolis and are now with
the cloak and suit department at Day
TONS.
The Tenth Ward Republican club last
night Endorsed the Bardweu bill, put
ting the city clerk, city attorney, city
assessor and clerk of the municipal
court on an elective basis.
Lake of the Isles and Lake Calhoun
will probably be connected this sum-
mer The park board committee yester-
day, after a trip around the lakes, de-
cided to recommend the project.
Peter A. Holm and David A.. John
son were last night elected delegates
to the annual convention Of the Ma
tional Association of Postoftce Clerks
at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in September.
Mrs. M. E. Strub, lOl5 Third ave-
nue. S, has asked the police to find Peter
D. Anderson, aged 70, who disposed OF
his property at Sleepy Eye, MINI, two
lis.
Professor W. M. West Of the univer-
sity and A. M. Farmer, superintendent
of schools at Brown Valley, addressed
the Men s club of the Church Of the
Redeemer on "School Education last
night.
DR.. Charles F. Hubbard, pastor Of
Andrew Presbyterian church, was called
to Buffalo, N. Y, last evening by the
death of former parishioner. DR.. D.
L. Kiehle will supply his pulpit tomor-
4 row.
The records of the day-,deathss,
| l. ho+o al arrivals Il.
way timetables, real-estate transfers
4 building permits and other information
4 of interest-will be found together
with want advertisements, on page Is
I of this issue.
Louis Blomquist is the plaintiff in 9
4 $4,169 personal-inj jury damage suit
/ against the Nelson Tuthill company. He
/ claims that thru the carelessness OF the
1 defendant he was run into by LUMBER
! truck and suffered a permanent injury
4 to his right thigh.
4 An automobile, used for delivering
goods by the Donaldson company, broke
4 down on the track at St. Adams street
in St. Paul at 1915 am. today. The
I chauffeur was fixing it when an inter
/ urban car hit it. The machine, which il
valued at $4,000, was wrecked.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
pocket "Nugget Books,' containing
nearly 300 bits Of philosophy, hume
= and good sense worth reading; Cal
for one when you are at The Journa
2 counter or write to the advertising
I manager and copy will be mailed.
I The Church of Jesus Christ of Latte
\ Day Saints will hold an important con
ference this evening in the I. 0. O. +
hall, Fourth street NE, at 1880 pm
Many interesting subjects will be pre-
( scented from biblical standpoints an
there will be special music.
/ Judge William Lochren issued an or
ment company to submit it's books t.
an examiner. The order was the re
suit of petition by the Dowagia
\ Manufacturing company OF DOwaglat
Mich, who allege violations of the pat
I ent law.
l Royal D. Tomlinson, vice president o
l the National Association Of Stationar.
1 Engineers, will address the local asso
| citation this evening at II Sevent
I Subway and Manhattan Railways.
l MI Tomlinson will be guest at a ban
| quet preceding the lecture.
| The body of man, supposed - b
4 M. E. Crowl, who formerly worked i
| Bakers livery barn, 40 Seventh stree
S, was found in a boxcar at Milwaukee
. = last night with bullet wound in tn
- head. He had evidently committed SUI
% eide The Identification was by mark
on the clothing and a few papers in tn
1 pockets. .
I Choice per Cent Farm Coupon Mort
cages for Sale-We own and offer 81
l iected farm loans, secured by first mort
gage on property worth more than thre
times the amount of the loan, in d,
nominations Of $3.50 and over. All il
terest coupon collections made by |
without expense. Better than a 60,
eminent bond or savings bank; $50
in five years pays $3.50 interest. NJ
dollar has ever been lost on any
I our loans, and our clients number hui
I dreds in all sections. References: S.
] curity Bank of Minnesota, First N;
tional Bank Of Rolla, n. D. For pa
ticulars address the Farm Mortgas
l Agency, postoffce box 405, Minnea
oils, MINI.