The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-28

Get an office in the new Hulet block,
corner Seventh and Hennep1n.
Tulips, so cents dozen; lilies. half price,
at Latham's, SO Tenth street S.
Hotel del Otero Spring Park. Mime
tonka, opens May 20 for the season.
Saddle horses for hire. Champlne &.
kosko, Nineteenth street and Hennepin.
See announcement of E. Eichhorn &
Sons in financial department., want column.
Illustrated minnesota Pioneer Sketch
es,' by Frank G. O'Prien, is suitable for
gift. On sale at bookstores.
For Rent-Commercial space in the Day
ton building; heat, elevator and good light.
Walter l.. Badger, Oneida building.
Special sale on hair switches, worth 81,
for SO cents; IS switches for $2.49; $40
switches for $4.9S. Brahl's, 400 Nicollet.
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News Store, 9
Third street 8. near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service.
Construction Of a church to re-
place the one burned last winter has been
begun by the Russian Greek church con-
gregation at Seventeenth avenue and
Fifth street NE. The cost OF the building
will be $4,000.
evening and streetcar traffic was at its
heaviest, big feedwire burned out near
the lower powerhouse and every car on
the West Side and the interurban system
took a rest for about fifteen minutes.
The records of the day-deaths. births,
marriages, hotel arrivals railway time
tables, real estate transfers, building per-
rnits and other information Of interest
will be found, together with want adver-
tisements on page % of this issue.
Gust Grill. 2412 jefferson street NE, en-
ployed at Matson's bakery, SIG Third ave-
nue. NE, fell to the floor yesterday while
working on a ledge Of the large oven and
broke three Of his ribs. He was taken to
his home and will recover.
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| will be mailed.
| Bank clearings for the week show a
| big gain, the figures running to $1e,454,
521.2O, compared with $11.1lS,075.62 in the
corresponding week a year ago. General
business activity is the cause assigned
by bankers for the increase.
! Plans for a building Tor It's own use VIII
be discussed this evening at a meeting OF
the North Side Commercial club. mas
much as the club is to be a permanent
institution and as the membership Ii
growing, the sentiment seems to be II
favor of club home.
| A. w. Gutridge, manager of the Asso'
ciated Charities, st. Paul, will address
the postgraduate institute of Methods
ministers at the Hennepin Avenue M. e
church Tuesday afternoon. May 6. or
1.-The General Value and Utility OF tht
Associated Charities Movement" .
The local statesmen of the q. K. Morris
company had paint" supper last even
ing in the Nicollet hotel. There wer'
twenty-five present and the menu in
cluded such appetizing dishes as 'Varnisl
Stain Soup" "Shellac Sauce 'Railwa.
Lead" and 'Snoke Pipe Finish" =
The Apollo club is home from Faribaul
where 1t gave several concerts. The Earl
bault citizens entertained the club a
luncheon on it's arrival and then short pro
grams were given at the school for tn
blind. shattuck and at st. Mary's hall
In the evening a concert program wa
given. ...s.-