The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-10
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT

Buy a good farm mortgage from Barnes
Bros, Oneida building.
Pictures, appropriately framed, for we'd
ding presents. Beard Art Galleries, at
Dayton's.
Dayton's offer tempting values in fine
silks Monday. Read about them IN So
ciety page.
Commencing next Monday all express
companies will close their city offices at
6 pm.
If it's a full course dinner, 40c, or a
quick to order lunch at 15c, Dayton's tea
rooms offer best of service.
Have you seen the window seat trunk?
It's the latest. Get one while Barnum's
sale is still on. IT'S Nicollet.
Ticket sale for Journal excursion to
| Camp Lakeview Friday will open Monday
morning. Round trip only $1.75.
Tickets for Camp Lakeview excursion
next Friday on sale at Journal counter
Monday morning. Round trip only $l.75.
Owing to a typographical error the sale
Of the corner of Tenth street and First
avenue S was made to read $4,000 in
| stead of $50, 900.
The New Thought society meets al
1912 Nicollet avenue Sunday at 8 pm. Dr.
Williams will speak on a subject select
ed by the audience.
subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News store, t
Third street S, near Hennepin avenue
will receive prompt service.
Don't forget the date, Friday, June 16
Journal excursion to Camp Lakeview
Field day and governors day for FRS
regiment. Round trip $1.75. Tickets OF
sale Monday.
Having returned after a six months so
iourn in Cuba, am in a position to Civ
full information to intending investors O.
visitors to tina beautiful land. Call II
and see me or write 925 Phoenix building
J. M. Bison.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
pocket Nugget Books" containing nearl!
800 bits of philosophy, humor and goo(
sense worth reading. Call for one Whel
YOU are at The Journal counter, or writ
to the advertising manager and a cop.
will be mailed.
Local members of the Public Owner
ship party have secured Mrs. Ida Crouc,
Hazlitt of Chicago for Wednesday ever
ing, June Il, at Holcomb's hall, As Fourt,
street S, for a talk on industrial ReVO
luton" This talk is Of especial interes
to teachers and women wage earners.
Mrs. L. H. Verge, formerly of Mime
apolis and now Of Rossland, B. c., Ia
suffered a double bereavement this veal
On Jan. IS last her brother, Capital
George Murray died of paralysis at Vic
toria, B.. c., and on May "a anothe
brother, Lieutenant Colonel J. R. Nun
ray, died at Halifax, N. S.
Jewish shops and stores are closed tt
day in honor of the celebration of tt
giving of the law Of God by Moses to tn
tribes of Israel. Services, are being he1
4 in the Hebrew s~ynagogues and all TT
members of the church are in attendant
as the celebration is second only to TT
passover. on the Jewish calendar.
Officers to serve for the coming s.
months were elected by the Carpenter
union at Alexander's hall last night
follows: President, w. I. Green; VII
president, Charles Wade; recording SCI
rotary, E. Klingelsmith; financial seer
tary, W. R. Murphy; business agen
Thomas McCourt; treasurer, John Eler
warden, Charles Frasher; conductor, Al
drew Eckwald; trustee, Esten Foss.
The graduating. class Of the Carrie
school left as it's memorial gift a vel
handsome weathered oak library tab
and chairs for the principals office. II
presentation was made by Sumner Lew
and the gift was received by. Floren
Samuels in behalf of the school. A CHAIR
p ing class party was given the gradual
bv their teacher, Miss Kathrine Youn
and the school colors, purple and whit
were carried out in refreshments al
decorations.