The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-23

James "A. hSl1OSS IcLAONCu i1io A'W
office to 1923 Andrus building.
See want page for Downs sacrifice sale
fine furniture samples tomorrow.
Bintliff Mfg. Co.'S factory and framing
dept, temporary location. % Second st N.
Two winners! Dan Patch and the
Colt" gas machine, which lights his Dig
barn. Agency 23S Hennepin.
We will erect building to suit tenant on
the corner of Third avenue and Fifth
street, Land S6x150. y. p. Jones & Co.
meeting of the Tenth Ward Republi-
can club will be held at republican head
quarters, PIG Boston block, Friday at
s pm.
The Mems club Of the Church of the
Redeemer will meet tomorrow evening at
the home of George G. Gee, SIT Tenth
street 8. -"..-
| Miss Fox, formerly with Powers MILL
merry department, will be pleased to meet
her friends and former patrons at Wal
lace & Co.'S hat shop, 70 Sixth street D
Storms are on the way. You better see
. ''Hedwan' in the Phoenix building and
| insure your property against fire and tor
nado. He settles all loss without delay or
discount. ..... u-. s..
Foley Bros. of st. Paul will grade the
street railway line to Minnetonka. The
Fhalen park line will be the first Of the
new extensions built in st. Paul by the
company.
4 Charles e. Haskins, teamster. residing
at 2642 Central avenue, had his upper
Jaw fractured yesterday by being kicked
by a horse. He was taken to st. Barnabas
hospital.
August Landers of st. Paul has brought
suit AGAINST the Minneapolis & st. Louis
hallway company for $780,. The plain
tiff was injured in the pleasure train COL
llision In ths Minneapolis union station
yard lest June.
| 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.
Minneapolis lodge, No. l, Knights Of
Pythias, will give it's regularly monthly
social tomorrow evening. There will bf
moving pictures and views Of Yellowstone
park and the Lewis and Clark exposition
All K, P.'s and their families and friend:
\ | are invited.
Free for the askins-Journal vest
: pocket Nugget Books" containing nearl!
Z 800 bits of philosophy, humor and goot
sense worth reading. Call for one Whel
| you are at The Journal counter or writ
to the advertising manager and @ cop!
will be mailed.
The Hayner Distilling company Of Troy
Ohio, opened its fifth retail store yes
terday, on Fourth street, in Minneapolis
/ with w. F. Dalke in charge. The com
pany retails only thru agencies. whicl
are established also at st. Paul, st. Louis
| Dayton and Atlanta.
A. reunion of past and present member
Of Company +, First regiment, NJ. N. G.
will be held next Thursday, March 81
A has been Df6DaT0
and includes special vaudeville show a
the Unique theater, to be followed b.
a banquet at the West hotel.
Frank Gaylord, sealer Of weights an
: measures, has called the attention of tn
z wood dealers to the ordinance that re
qures all wood except pine to be sold b
\ measure and not by the load. Some deal
ers have been overcharging and Mr.. Gay
4 lord has decided to put a stop to 1t.
r. A. Chapman has begun an action !
4 the district court to collect $500 frol
M 3. Rutherford. The plaintiff anege
that he was engaged to superintend til
+ sinking of oil wells in Kansas, that +
\ did the work, but was not paid accord11
1 to agreement.
N. O. Wellender and ]. A. Barquist hay
taken over the undertaking establishmel
I formerly conducted by George D. era
g. Co. at 1880 East Franklin avenue. TT
y N~s
equipment and will carry large stcc
MT. Wellander Is licensed embalmer
experience and the undertaking work w
be under his supervision.
The lecture in French by Profess
liz. r. Leroux last night for the MINI
apolis Society Of Fine Arts was found We
|. profitable and entertaining. The subje
was marie Antoinette," the period Of t.
= revolution being that chiefly considers
g Professor Leroux is secretary of the MI
- neapolis branch Of the Alliance Francai
and has been appointed a lecturer for t
= season 1866. -
The new drop curtain at the AUD
70 forum, painted by Walter Burrtdge, "
: hung Tuesday. 1t will not be lowered
inspection until a slight mechanical a
justment is made. Because the Conr1
company carries its own drops it is I
likely that the new curtain will be us,
. but 1t is expected to make some arranf
:. ment 50 the people will have an opportu
IS ity Of examining the beauties Of the n
canvas before the Parsifal play ope
Monday afternoon.