The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-08

Journal excursion to Camp Lakeview,
Friday, June Is. Round "trip, $1.75.
SWITCHES almost as cheap as finding
gold dollars; come and see Brahls, 400 Mic.
If you need a trunk this summer, now
is the time and Barnum's the place, us
Nicollet.
Pictures, appropriately framed, for we'd
ding presents. Beard Art Galleries, at
Dayton's.
Get your tickets early for Camp Lake.
view. Sale will open next Monday.
Round trip, s1.75.
kins tonight to give q concert for the ben
eft Of the Peoples mission.
Yourself and family, or party Of
friends, will enjoy the cuisine and SER
vice at the Dayton Tea Rooms. Prices
are moderate.
Members Of the twin city councils Of the
y. G. T. will leave tonight over the Great
Northern road for Sioux Falls to attend
the annual convention Of the commercial
travelling men.
Washington avenue s, from Cedar ave-
nue. to the river, will be paved with
sandstone on concrete base. The COM
mittee on paving has also voted to pave
Twelfth street S, from Third avenue to
Clinton avenue.
The Feast Of Weeks" or Pentecost,
will be celebrated this evening at 8 and
tomorrow at 10 a.n1.- at the Jewish Re-
form synagog, Tenth street and Fifth
avenue 8. Confirmation will be held at
!, the morning service.
Word has been received that the war
departments plan has been again changed
and that troops G and H. Third United
no Ari1
| have been ordered to Fort Smelling. 1t is
| expected that they will arrive about June
| IA.
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! Republicans Of the twelfth ward met III
Adams hall on Lake street last evening
and considered plans for the erection Of {
hall for use during the next campaign. A
lot has been secured, and last night nearl!
5000 was subscribed. The site is at TWEEN
| ty-seventh and Lake streets.
New logs have begun to arrive in Mime
apolis. The continued high water ha
aided the drivers and the loggers ant
| boom companies are taking advantage Q
it while it lasts. The jam in the rive
above Camden place still holds but i
smaller than two weeks ago.
At a meeting Of the council committe
on public grounds and buildings yester
day afternoon it was decided to refus
the request of the Salvation Army for
reduction Of the rent for the old city ha
from $4,000 to $4,000 a year. The re
quest for new boilers was also refused.
Altho the Northern Pacific coast trail
struck defective rail- last night at Thir
ty-seventh avenue and Marshall NE, littl
excitement was caused. The engineer dis
covered the hard wheeling and set tn
brakes before any coaches left the track
| The speed was slow. After half an hou
the train proceeded.
[ The ticket brokers indicted by the las
grand jury~for selling railway ticket
without license, have decided to f1gh
their cases to the end. John w. Arctan
der has been retained by several of tn
defendants and has begun by demurr1n
to the indictments on the ground that tn
law Is unconstitutional.
DR.. P M. Hall, city health commission
er, and DR.. H. M. Bracken, chairman G
the state board Of health, will address tn
anti tuberculosis committee Of the Asso
ciated Charities at $3.50 pm, Wednesday
June IA. They will discuss the work Of tn
National Anti-Tuberculosis association
which convened recently at Washington
D. C. e.,