The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-04

Seats selling for Creatore band concert
April and at Metropolitan Music store.
Stanley Hall Lyceum course. DR..
Toyokiki Iyenaga. Friday evenin Auril Z.
Frederick Roach, the Rambler bicycle
agent, is now located at Z Seventh
street N. fas,. 49,.
Colt" gas generators for lighting
homes hotels, stores, halls. churches and
towns. Agency, 23s Hennepin avenue.
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News Store, 6
Third street S, near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service. 49,.
The twenty-first annual meeting of the
Portland Improvement association will be
held at pm, Wednesday, at sos East
Twenty fourth street. A large attendance
is expected
Colonel Wilbur E. Wilder has been or
dered to join the Fifteenth cavalry at
Fort Ethan Allen. VT. Colonel Wilder
will be succeeded as adjutant general Of
the department of the Dakotas by Major
Albert Todd.
The records Of 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-
tisement on page 16 Of this issue.
Vehicles were allowed ON the new bridge
across the river at Thirty second avenue
N today Pedestrians have been crossing
the bridge for several days. 1t Is 966 feet
long, and has a roadway Of thirty-six
feet, with two eight-foot sidewalks.
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800 bits Of philosophy, humor and good
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you are a. The Journal counter, or write
to the advertising manager and a copy
will be mailed.
Louis W. Everson, leader Of the Casino
Military band, has composed a march
which he has dedicated to the manage
ment and patrons Of the Casino roller rink.
It is said to be a dashing, stirring march
by those who have tried it, and from a
| musical standpoint possesses much merit.
Twin city lodges of the Sons Of Norway
| have decided to hold a grand midsummer
day festival in or about st. Paul or Min
neapolis, to which all the other Norwegian
organizations will be invited. No definite
program has been laid out. but ban
| quet and a picnic are among the posi-
| bilities.
Offices of the Northwestern National
Life Insurance company will be moved tc
the new building at Nicollet avenue and
|
L. w. Collins announces he has satisfied
himself that there is no cause for alarm
among the policy-holders, as the company
| Is not in a dangerous condition.
Companions Of the Minnesota comman
| derry Of the Loyal Legion and friends viii
dine at the West hotel next Tuesday even
| ing. After the dinner General Robert N
Adams will read a paper on MY FRS
Company" Before dinner there will be {
short business meeting at which the ap
plications for membership will be acted
upon.
The grocers' picnic will be held this
year at Tonka Bay on June II. This de-
cision was made public last night by thu
committee on arrangements, consisting O.
John Powell, H. ]. Dahl, L. J. Peterson
c. W. Meneilly and J. D. Williams. II
years past it has invariably rained OF
June IA, but the committee has decided
to give the weather one more chance.
John Royce, arrested at Willmar las
Saturday, charged with breaking a sea
on a car loaded with tea bound from
Newport News, Va, to Blaine. Wash
will appear before the federal grand jur
which meets in Minneapolis this week
He was arraigned before United State
Commissioner Spencer yesterday an
asked for continuance to employ coun
sci and secure witnesses.
/, Congressman A. J. Volstead Of the sew
4 enth district who was in the twin cite
yesterday, predicts that while there ma
be revision Of the tariff in case speci:
session Of congress is called. there will
! no reciprocity treaty with Canada Whic
will admit agricultural products free. H
I u.s. however, favorable to a revision of tt
+ tariff and is satisfied that some Of tt
9 schedules should be reduced.