The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30
DR.. J. F. Mccrea has returned from

DR.. J. F. McCrea has returned from
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Ockwigs grocery and residence, 2111
Washington avenue N, lighted with
Colt" gas generator.
We will erect buildings to suit tenant
on the corner Of Third avenue and
Fifth ST Land S6x150. D. P. Jones & Co.
The United States circuit court calendar
for the April term is almost ready for the
printer Practically all the cases are for
damages against railroads.
Ladies who want a good bath or mani
cure should try De Brion's Turkish bath
stablishment. s Seventh Street S. Will
remain Tuesday and Friday evenings.
Twenty candidates for the local lodge
at Maple Plain will be initiated Saturday
night by the Minneapolis degree staff Of
North Star lodge. I. o. o. F.
c. F. Haglin is building an $500 garage
on Sixth street, between First and Sec
ond avenues 8, for H. A. Smith. to be
finished May 1. A. l.. Dorr is the archi-
tect.
I.ost-Between Irving avenue and
Douglass avenue and Central High school.
small gun-metal opcn-face chatelaine
watch and gun-metal pin. Liberal reward
if returned to H. H. Barber, Hennepin
County Savings bank.
The records Of the day-deaths, births
marriages, hotel arrivals, railway time
tables, real estate transfers. building per-
mits and other information of interest
will be found, together with want adver-
tisements on page IA of this issue.
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Teachers at Riverside Sunday school are
to be entertained Friday night by the SUI
perintendent, L. K. Thompson. 2215 Pills
bury avenue. The guests of honor will
be the new pastor Of the church. Rev.
Benjamin R. Weld, and his wife. Several
topics have been assigned for short talks.
Big opal globes are being placed on the
terra Gotta pillars at the entrance to the
Auditorium building to conceal the cleo
trio light bulbs. They add much to the
appearance of the exterior of the build
ing. The slate steps for the inside iron
stairways are being placed in position
rapidly.
are preparing for a grand union meeting
and class initiation Of the Minneapolis
councils on April IL. Supreme Regent
A. S. Robins CT St. Louis will be in the
city at the time and will assist in the
work. The affair will be held in the Ma
sonic Temple.
Richard Heinze, who escaped from the
state reformatory two months ago, was
arrested yesterday by Detectives Hansen
and HELM, as he was stepping off a train
at the union station. He had been in Wis
nnYS In ofr, n TT1i,o
mitted for highway robbery. He was
turned over to the state agent.
George N. Morgan post G. A. r., will
give reception Friday evening at the
post hall, Nicollet avenue and Third street,
for Governor John A. Johnson. Former
Governor s. r. Van SAINT, Past Com
| mander-in-C Chief Ell Torrance and de-
partment officers will be present. An in
vitation has been extended to all Grand
Army men to be present.
John w. Smith of Clear Lake, Iowa, was
found in the alley at the rear Of the dime
| museum early last evening with severa.
injuries. He claimed to have had $50, bu,
a search Of his clothing revealed only A
cents. The police suspect that he was
slugged. atlho he had been drinking anG
1t was impossible for them to learn how
he came to receive his injuries.
L. N. Kenyon Of Pasadena, CAL, former
ly Of Minneapolis, has bought from Fran
els G. Rice Of New York, the shallow 10
on Nicollet avenue, near Thirteenth
street. containing two brick store build
| ings. The price of the f1fty-five feet from
tage was $4,000. The negotiations wer,
made by Edwards & Heritage. Only re-
Gently a sale was made at Vine and Gran
streets to Los Angeles capitalist.
Choice Per Cent Farm Coupon Mort
cages for Sale-We own and offer So
lected farm loans, secured by first mort
gage on property worth more than thre
times the amount Of the loan, in de-
nominations for $3.50 and over All lnteres
coupon collections made by US without ex
pense. Better than government bon
or savings bank; $500 in five years pay
$3.50 interest. Not a dollar has ever bee
lost on any Of our loans, and our client
number hundreds In all sections. Refer
ences, Security Bank Of Minnesota, Firs
National bank Of Rolla, N. D. For par
ticulars, address the Farm Mortgag
agency, postoffice box 405, Minneapolis
MINI.