The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-18
ToMoRROW,s CALENDAR

We make q speciality of framing pic
lures. Bintliffs, 120 9Th st 8.
1908 telephones installed during the
month of June by 1.-THE Northwestern
Telephone Exchange Company"
Rev. G. G. VALENTINE, pastor Of Park
Avenue Methodist church, will speak at
the tent meeting at Lyndale and Forty
first avenue N this evening.
For sale, at bargain. a $4,000 automo-
bile; frst-class make and almost as good
as new. Call and see it at Strong's Au-
tomobile Co., 249 Third avenue S.
The Century News store, Third st, near
Hennepin, has the largest line of souvenir
postals, magazines and 10c books. See us
about your binding and subscriptions.
Local merchants were represented in
The Journal yesterday with 1853
per cent more display advertising than
in Til e J urnal' S nearest competi
tor. =, f.. 5....-. .
Judge Andrew Holt today granted a
decree of divorce to Winnifred May Han
son from L. E. Hanson. Desertion and
infidelity were charged. There was no
defense. IL
The final account of the administra-
tor Of the estate Of the late Judge Aus
tin H. Young was filed in the probate
paid there remains in the estate $2,390.15.
Mrs. A. c. Merrill of Ripon, Wis, will
give lecture recitals on Beethoven at
the university SUMMER school tomorrow
and Thursday. Mayor David p. Jones
at chapel today gave a short talk on
Practical Civics." ..s
The county board of equalization met
yesterday, appointed Andrew J. Smith
| chairman, and adjourned to meet
Wednesday morning, when the returns
made by assessors of towns and villages
will be examined and equalized.
The St. Paul revenue office announces
a civil service examination to be held at
the federal building, st. Paul, Sept. g.
Application blanks may be secured from
| the secretary Of the board Of examiners
at the Minneapolis postoffice.
AL Jacobson, employed in the Barber
Milling conpany's mill, was badly cut
yesterday afternoon. A fellowW orkman
| sacks and the knife accidentally slipped
Jacobson was taken to the city hospita
and later to his home, 100 Sixth street s
The Whatsoever Bible class of Wesley
church will have a ride on lake Mime
tonka Wednesday evening. The steamer
Victor has been chartered and will wal
at Excelsior for the sos and els st
Louis road trains from Minneapolis
Members and friends will take baske
lunch The Eighth Ward Amateur or
chestra will furnish music.
Annie Ruschmeyer has brought suit II
the district court to secure divorce from
Henry Ruschmeyer. Annie and Henry
were wed in 1903 when the bride was bu
10 years old. They separated in 1908
The plaintiff claims that her HUSBAND
maltreated her and was in the habit o
sleeping with his razor under his pillow
[ to frighten her.
Workmen have begun laying the thre
switch tracks which will run in the al
ley between Washington and Thir'
street from Fourth avenue N to Tent
avenue N. The tracks are being laid t
build up a wholesale trackage system
occupying the blocks lying south O
Washington to Third, between Fourt
and Tenth. 1t is plan of w. B. Board
man, who acquired a large proportion
the property for a syndicate.
The board of directors Of the Gerna
society of Minneapolis Paul has re
viewed the work Of the past quarter a
the home Of Consul DR.. Stamm. In tn
quarter just past forty-hve persons ap
piled to the society and were assiste
in various ways, financially and other
wise. Some received medical and legs
advice, and twenty -four received posi-
lions thru the society. The total amour
expended in the work was $6837. Huber
N. Bauer was appointed solicitor an
collector for the society, which now ha
membership Of 49, ia 5.a