The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-09

Wedding Gifts and Rings. John S. AL
len, Guaranty Loan Bldg.
Gas ranges direct from manufacturer.
Brand Stove Co., $50 Fourth avenue S.
We make speciality Of framing pic
lures Bintliff Art store, 120 Fifth st S.
Beautiful wedding gifts in pictures;
fine framing cheap. Zesbaugh, II S 9Th st.
Artists summer outfits and camp
stools. Boards art galleries at Dayton's.
Wigs and French toupes for gentlemen.
Mail orders filled. Brahl's, 400 Nicollet.
See Luncheon sets-1 Tablecloth-12
Napkins-12 Doilies-25 cents. Stationery
Section at Dayton's.
One week from today Journal excursion
to Camp Iakeview. Round trip $1.75.
Come and bring your friends.
Have you seen the window seat trunk?
It's the latest. Get one while Barnums
sale is still on. 715 Nicollet
The daily average of letters sent from
the Minneapolis postoffice in May, ex-
elusive of Sundays and legal holidays,
was $4,000.
Saturday, choice bedding plants, half
price; fresh carnations. 35c doz. Special
prices on designs. Lathams conserv-
atory, SO Tenth.
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News store, 6
Third street S, near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service
Minneapolis lodge No. 1, knights Of
Pythias, will confer the rank Of page at
its lodgeroom in Masonic Temple this
evening. All members of the order are
invited. 49,. ...l -...,-. --...-
Lee Galloway. professor of mathematics
at the North Side high school, will sail
June 10 for Europe, where he will study
political economy two years at the English
and German universities.
Appraisers for the receiver appointed
for the w. 8. King & Co. have valued the
stock of haberdashery at s2,055.22 and
the furniture and fixtures at $542.75. 1t is
expected that the stock will be sold en-
tire.
Nicollet lodge No. 16 is seeking bids
from contractors to build the A. o. U. w.
| hall, 3OS Central avenue. Bids will be
received at Bunnell's Transfer office, 30s
Central avenue, up to June 81 at pm
| D. J. Wilson is secretary of the building
committee.
The petition of Henry J. Gertsen tc
the war department at Washington that
| eighteen farmers whose lands were con-
| demned for the artillery range at For
| Smelling, be allowed to remain in posses
| sion until Oct. 1, when all crops vii
| have been harvested, has been granted.
| Bishop I. w. Joyce has returned from
| Missouri where he raised $4,000 last Sun
| day for a church. The bishop has ne
| long trips on this years schedule. Every
! Sunday however, to Oct. Is inclusive, l:
already taken up with engagements
1 =. 1@,o tony ont VIC
to the countries of South America.
! J. w. Pauly, the cigar manufacturer
has bought for $1,000 from Vonderweye
| & Lohmer land at Twelfth avenue N AM
| Washington. on which it is understood
Mr.. Pauly will build a factory. The dea
was made thru Gross & Manthey. TIL
site measures a. by 100 feet. The i'm
provement will not be made at present
A double store is being built by Theo
! dore Schmidt at Lyndale and Thirty-sec
!. ond avenues. The lower story will be de
voted to mercantile uses and the uppe
story to apartments. The cost Will b
|, about $4,000. w. G. Brix Is spending
like sum on a similar building at 1851
Twentieth avenue N, to be occupied b
furriers.
| A.. A. Plack, Minneapolis man in Uncl
Sans navy, was seriously injured o
board the battleship Tacoma recent!
The gun crews were called to quarter
and Plack at once ran to his post. Will
passing under an electric hoist a five
inch shell accidently FELL striking him o
the shoulder and neck and rendering hi
unconscious. 80.
Grace Evangelical Lutheran churc
, | MANS extensions to it's present prOpert
at Seven Corners. 1t is hoped that bt
fore winter an addition 30x50 feet ar
two stories high with full basemel
can be finished. This will give the mi:
sion work Of the church the room Wh1c
it needs for it's industrial classes as we
as for it's social work.
The council committee on bonds
II city officers decided yesterday to acce
II the personal bonds of Joseph L. Kiicf
II and c.. o. Straub in behalf OF the MI
VI nesota Power and Trolley company to II
l sure the performance by the company
l the terms of it's franchise. The alderm'
/ who wanted surety company Dol
withdrew from their position, suspectl
an agreement to hold up the rates
The Athena cum board of directors h
elected Miss Katherine Patten as libra
= ian Of it's special library at the pub
: library. Miss Patten will fill the vacan
y created by the resignation Of Miss JIG
- ~ sic Mcmillan, which will not take effe
ct until late in the summer. Miss Patt
ok has been in the library fourteen yea
and is now in charge Of the art DO
room. The public library board will
her place in the art book room.
n success in its latest issue shoots
the air and hollers fire" and misses
mark entirely. In drawing a moral fro
4 an article in a Boston newspaper, 1t me
tions a Minneapolis function, attended
N 800 business men, and states that
i chief attraction was dance by
i artists model in the altogether.
4 affair really happened, but IN st. Pa
n the occasion being a stag DloWout"
j the lodgeroom of secret society, I
q performer. however was merely an
tache Of a. cheap music hall