The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-22

Mr.. Hamilton, Clinton, ILL.,, has installed
Andrews Heating System.
Judge C. M. Pond has returned from
six weeks trip to Florida.
Opening Boys Clothing department at
Dayton's, Monday, March 81.
Bintlif Mfg. Co.'S factory and framing
dept, temporary location. % Second st N
schraps restaurant will be prepared
to serve "Parsifal' dinners. Engage ia
bles now.
Taylor & Watson, successors to W. N.
Taylor & Co. (next Orpheum theater),
wall paper.
E. c. Guttersen & Co., 1921 and %
Nicollet avenue, opens new millinery de-
partment Thursday.
C. G. Goodrich, vice president of the
street railway company, left for New
York city last night.
Titus Mareck's beautiful home at Min
netonka lighted with Colt gas plant.
Agency 23s Hennepin.
Nicollet lodge, No. 16, A. o. U. w. and
Fraternity lodge, $50, will hold a joint
meeting this evening at New Boston.
We will erect building to suit tenant on
the corner of Third avenue s and Fifth
street. Land S6x150. d. P. Jones & Co.
The mission room Of the St. James hotel
has been thoroly renovated and repainted.
The alterations are expected to greatly
facilitate the work carried on.
Lost-Fox terrier; white body, marked
on head; answers to name Of Bobby"
Liberal reward If returned to S. w. Van
Nostra1n, NorthW estern building.
Storms are on the way. You better see
'Hedwalr in the Phoenix building and
! insure your property against fire and tor
nado. He settles all loss without delay or
discount.
To Employers of Labor: Your best pro-
lection against personal injury damage
| suits is an Employers Liability Policy is
| sued by the Fred l.. Gray Company,
| Guaranty building.
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-
| tisements on page 16 Of this issue.
Mrs. Lena Roufs has begun an action
for divorce against Godfrey Roufs In the
Ramsey county district court. The couple
were married in Minneapolis Nov. g.
1900. The plaintiff alleges cruelty and
asks for the custody Of her one child.
The sale Of property upon which 1908
| taxes are unpaid was begun in County
Auditor Hugh r. Scott's office yesterday.
The country property Is sold first and
! there Is not much competitive bidding as
| yet. y - -
The Knights Of Pythias band met with
a hearty reception last night at the First
Baptist church, and was required to re-
spond to several encores. Miss Harriet
| HiscOck was the vocal soloist and Miss
Phi Hartford gave several readings.
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Two Spanish cannon, given to the uni.
versity by congress, arrived yesterday
They are old-fashioned muzzle-loaders
The guns will be placed in the armory
until the soldiers monument is built
when they will be placed at the foot O.
the monument.
James Wilbur Sayre, q carpenter, 80:
Ontario street, has filed petition for in
voluntary bankruptcy in the Unitet
States court. His assets were valued a
$340 and fifty shares in the Sayre Vapo
Gas company, which were valued a
nothing. His liabilities were $4,04890.
Insurance Commissioner T. D. OBrie1
has secured an order from Judge Levi
Of the Ramsey district court directing tn.
clerk to subpoena all persons the commits
sioner may designate. Officers of tn
Northwestern National Life INSURANCE
company will be called to testify as to tn
condition and business of the company.