The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-05


The East Minneapolis news is on page
10 today.
Cut prices, hair switches worth ST. for
70 cents; SIS. fer $2.49; $40 switches, $4.99.
Brahl's 400 Nicollet.
Carnations, 25c per dozen; roses, SOC
and 75c per dozen Saturday. The Rosary,
COZ Hennepin avenue.
Never even think Of buying real estate
without having the title insured Min
nesota Title Insurance & Trust company.
Owing to track repairs tonight. the last
westbound cars on the Monroe and Bry-
ant and the Lyndale shortllne will leave
Washington at am.
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News store =
Third street S, near Hennepin avenue.
will receive prompt service.
Lackawanna Steel company, 5 per cent
gold notes. five years. good safe In
vestment for your money. Wells & Dickey
company, bank floor, Guaranty building.
Good camping ground for rent for the
season at Silver Lake Good drinking
water, ice, milk and eggs can be had
close by. Inquire Of P. M. Holl, BOB Cen
trail avenue.
The Minneapolis association of the
deaf will have banquet tomorrow even
twenty-fifth anniversary. Toasts Will be
responded to by prominent people.
A small water heater in the basement
of the Harvard chambers on Tenth street
| exploded last evening and residents for
| blocks around thought a safe was being
blown. No one was injured and the DAM
| age was nominal
The annual business meeting Of the
Alumni association Of the medical col
lege Of the University of Minnesota Will
be held May 80 at the Metropolitan hotel
in st. Paul. An interesting program OF
speeches will be given.
| Owing to Mr. Bradstreet's unfortunate
accident the lecture on Japan which was
| to have been part Of the spring social
at Plymouth church will not be given.
The other plans, however, for social
Evening in Japan Will be carried out
CITY Treasurer c. S. Hubert reports
a. cash balance of the city treasury on May
1 Of 1862, 1864. He started the month or
April with only S17S,616.03 and the in
crease is due to settlements with the
county treasurer from tax collections.
The police have been asked to look for
Andrew Samuelson, a dairyman near Min
neapois, that he may claim the body OF
his brother, John Samuelson, who com
mitted suicide at Mankato yesterday.
Samuelson will leave for that city today.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
pocket Nugget Books" containing nearly
800 bits of philosophy, humor and good
sense worth reading. Call for one Wher
YOU are at The Journal counter, or write
, to the advertising manager and copy
will be mailed.
The South Minneapolis Total Abstinence
society will hold it's annual spring festi'
Haono TwO-9nO- do
half street and Cedar avenue. The pro
c gram will consist of a short speech b!
c Mrs. T. H. Dahl, music and song by tn
c Viking club, recitation by Mrs. Lajard
C Berg and music by a Swedish orchestra
c Before the Minnesota Academy Of Sci
= ences at the public library next TUESDAY
y y evening" Warren Upham will discuss, lex
= plorations of Verendrye and His Sons, II
y Connection with the History and Geogra
y phy Of Northern Minnesota AarloI
- Gale will report on late case OF mult1pi
n personality, with it's bearings on mind an
c brain. *<
&c Clifford and Cletus Pickham, 10 and
c years old, are missing and the police ar
C looking for them. The boys played truan
&c yesterday and having been told on a pre-
vious occasion that they would be pun
ished if they attempted it again. they di
. not return to their home, No. E1lghlan
avenue, last evening. The parents thin
they are staying with some friends
Fire broke out in the G. H. Tennar
planning mill at 920 Sixth avenue Sc las
evening and when the department arrive
the flames had gained good Roadway G
{ the ground floor. The blaze was quick
} extinguished and the loss amounted on
I to $3.50. The cause Of the fire is unknow
{ A few hours later fire destroyed an O
) shed and part of Japanese resort
I 215 Second street S. The loss was sma
I Camp A. R. Patterson, Minnesota Soc
ETY. of the Army of the Philippines, h
! named Colonel Frank T. Corriston, [
D. F. Fitzgerald and E. T. Fortier as
committee to arrange with the munit
{ pal, building commission for quarters
) the city hail. The camp has adopted t
I constitution and by laws approved by t
( national organization Of the Army of t
Philippines. The camp will take an OF
} ing to Lake City on June II.