The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28

Lightweight Suit Cases arc tho go now.
Barnum makes them from S1.00 up. 715
Nicollet. ~
F. D. Nuremberg and Martin L. Luther
have been appointed by Judge Of Probate
Harvey as appraisers of the estate Of the
late Gustav A. Hendricks.
For sale, at bargain a 50, 900 automo-
bile; first class make and almost as good
as new. Call and see 1t at Strong's Au-
tomobile Co., 249 Third avenue s.
The Fowler M. E. church lawn social,
to have been held tonight at the residence
of DR.. P. A. Cool, has been postponed on
account of the death of Bishop Joyce.
The Century News store, Third st, near
Henneptn, has the largest line OF souvenir
postals, magazines and 10c books. See us
about your binding and subscriptions.
James Henderson of the Dress Goods
Department of Daytons Dry Goods CO.
left last evening for the Eastern markets.
Mr. Henderson will return about Aug. Is.
Ole Anderson, for years a member of
the Minneapolis police force, was arrested
and imprisoned in the county Jail today.
He is believed to be insane and will be
examined tomorrow.
News has been received by Mrs. Fred
B. Warner, 1921 Western avenue, of the
death Of her father DR.. ]. A. Burt, at ST.
Charles, MINI. Mrs. Warner left for ST.
Charles this morning.
The knights of Columbus and theil
friends will make a pilgrimage to Man
kato Sunday. The train will leave the
Union station at 9:10 am, returning ir
the evening. A low railroad rate has beer
secured.
Fourteen members of the city council
| of Montreal who attended the meeting
Of the Union of Canadian municipalities
at Winnipeg, will visit Minneapolis ant
st. Paul tomorrow. They are en- route fol
home, but wished to investigate twin city
methods while in the west
| TWO picnic parties are spending the day
at the Lake Harriet pavilion. The Nor
wegian Lutheran Sunday school from thu
church at Twentieth avenue S and Nine
| the W. o. w. lodge No. 4132 Of st. Paul
| brought 800 picnickers.
A meeting Of the North Side CONNER.
cial club will be held this evening to dis
cuss the matter of the park boards turn
ing over the care Of Lyndale avenue t,
the CITY, In order that, before taking
action in this matter, the club may gath
| er an idea of what the residents on tn
avenue desire, all residents on the ave
| nue. from Western avenue north are in
vited to be present.
Captain w. H. Gooding of the Salvation
| Army industrial home is planning thor'
canvass of Lake Minnetonka for old books
old furniture, paper, almost anything
The headquarters Of the army wag
ons will be at Excelsior, and they will q
out around both shores. While it is no
expected that the stuff collected will more
than pay the cost Of maintenance, it i
wished to keep the men busy so tina
| everything will be in readiness for tn
| winter work
Gus Stronberg Of Crawford, s. D., wa
brought to Minneapolis by P. K. and Aug
ust Englund to be treated for insanity
| The three men engaged rooms at tn
Svea hotel, Seventh avenue s and Wash
ington. Yesterday he broke away from
his friends and was captured by the Soutl
Side police. Learning that he was a non
resident, the police refused to lock hin
up and consequently the man was locke'
in his room at the hotel. He ESCAPED
when brought downstairs to his meal
and has not been seen since.