The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT

Teachers will receive same discounts
as before at Barnum's.
L. G. Stevenson will be the Memorial
Day orator at Two Harbors
Buy good farm mortgage from
Barnes Brothers, Oneida building.
Frederick Roach, the Rambler bicycle
agent, Is now located att 7th st N.
Mr.. Kelly, Topeka, Kan, has an An
drews Heating System in his residence.
The postoffice will be closed between
the hours Of II am. and pm. Memorial
Day.
First mortgages for sale, $500 to $1,000,
per cent. Walter l.. Badger. 800 Oneida
block.
r. B. Walker started on return trip to
California last night. He does not expect
to be absent long.
Barnum's trunk sale now on. If you
want fine trunk now is the time to buy.
IT'S Nicollet avenue.
c. T. Thompson, the Minneapolis attor-
neys has just been elected a director Of
Mccormack seminary at Chicago.
Rev. Carl D. Thompson will speak on
"Social Problems tomorrow evening in
the Thirty eighth Street Congregational
church.
Thomas A. Hickey of Butte, Mont, will
speak at pm. tomorrow at socialist
headquarters, Holcomb's hall, As Fourth
street S. .a " ,.-s
Mrs Gardner, the well-known singer
and missionary, will speak in the Swedish
Temple tomorrow at 1920 am, pm.
and 1880 pm.
Thomas D. O'Brien, state insurance
commissioner, will address the Plymouth
club at its meeting Monday evening in
| Plymouth church.
Dayton's silk sale Monday, at 9 o'clock
am. The entire surplus fancy silk stock
! of one Of Americas leading jobbers on
sale at half actual price.
| Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News store,
| Third street S, near Hennepin avenue.
will receive prompt service.
Rev. F. A. Sumner will preach the bac-
| calaureate sermon for the seniors Of the
North high school Sunday, June A, in Pill
grim Congregational church.
| 1t was decided yesterday by the direc-
tors to hold the next annual meeting Of
| the Northwest Cement Products associa-
ton early in January in Minneapolis.
Abraham Friedman, indicted for steal.
| ing a pocketbook from Eloise Frazier
pleaded guilty before Judge H. D. Dick
ninety days in the workhouse.
The federal census Of manufacturing
interests is practically complete excep
for the manufacturing districts in Soutl
Minneapolis. 1t is now expected that thu
! entire census will be completed in les
| than six weeks.
| Horace A. Taylor, assistant secretar.
Of the treasury visited the federal office
In the postoffice building yesterday. MI
Taylor left today for Portland, Ore
where he will deliver an address at tn
Lewis and Clark exposition.
Alfred Thorne, a teamster, has bee1
awarded a verdict of $3,7OS against tn
Minneapolis General Electric company
Thorne was thrown from one of the com
pany's wagons by reason of a tire com
ing off and he was permanently injured.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
! pocket Nugget Books containing nearl
800 bits of philosophy, humor and goo
sense worth reading. Call for one whe1
you are at The Journal counter, or writ
| to the advertising manager and a cop
| will be mailed. 49,. ..
II Additional railway mail service
1 planned for Glenwood and Thief Rive
4 Falls, beginning June A. The mail wi
/ leave Minneapolis in the morning an
4 will reach Glenwood at 1 pm, where tt
mail for Thief River Falls will be fol
| warded. Hitherto mail for those destins
lions coming into the Minneapolis pos
office after pm. has laid over until tt
following afternoon.
Resolutions demanding the closing
saloons on Sunday were adopted at
meeting Of the Fourth Baptist congregs
ton last evening. Among the speake
were the Rev. G. F. Holt, w. T. Coe, Re
" j. O. Hultlsrants, G. A. Hilton, c. V
Purple, Rev. F. Sumner and others. Sin
liar resolutions were adopted at a meetir
held in st. Paups Swedish Luthers
| church Sunday evening.