The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-10

A complete Andrews heating system has
been shipped to Mr.. Mcmillan Of N. Y.
The first Sunday excursion Of the Great
Western road for the season will come
May IA from Oelwein and points north.
d. G.. Bell Investment company has
ready Hon or BEFORE money to loan
On business and residence property.
D. c. Bell Investment company has
ready ION or before money to loan on
business and residence property. Build
ing loans.
r. Mcmillan & Co. have the contract for
the THEM & Co. factory at University and
Thirty eighth avenue NE, Columbia
Heights. 1t amounts to $4,000.
At meeting Of Plymouth club, an or
ganization Of young men of Plymouth
church, last evening at o'clock, DR.. Nor
man Smith gave an informal talk on 'Ac-
quired immunity
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 Is of this issue.
M. H. Townsend will build two-story
frame dwelling house at A016 Lake Har-
riet boulevard. It will cost $4,000. A per-
nit has also been taken out by Mrs.
Amanda Swanson for a tWo-story brick
store and fiat at 10000 Western avenue
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moderate. Address 1898, journal.
It is suggested by President G. A. Will
Of the Hennepin County Good Roads as
| ISOLATION that the surplus labor at the
Saltwater penitentiary be used In break
ing rock for matchmaking streets. Near
saltwater on the st. Croix river Is touno
the hard traprock, which makes the Des'
macadamizing material.
worknen excavating for the Security
bank building at Fourth street and Sec
ond avenue S discovered piece or drl1
copper Yesterday afternoon. There was
scramble which resulted in more earth be-
ing dug up in ten minutes than had peer
excavated in ten hours. 1t is limited ina
the contractor hid a few pieces OF old cop
per pipe last night to encourage "orf
today.
Burton Barnes, collector, was arrested
in Albert Lea yesterday and Is held on ;
warrant from Minneapolis, charging hin
with stealing wearing apparel worth S13
] from Mrs. Rebecca Thompson, 929 Nicol
let avenue. Barnes was proprietor Of tn
| rooming- house at that place and Will
Mrs. Thompson was in the hospital it i
charged that he sold the apparel belong
| ing to her.
l The Painters union last night voted t
contribute 500 to the fund for the enter
| tainment Of President Gompers Of tn
l American Federation Of Labor, who Is t
l be in the city next week. The fund ha
been literally contributed to by other or
CARNATIONS, and all necessary expense
1 are now guaranteed. The union also I'M
tiated eight new members, bringing tn
membership to over 700, the largest in II
I history.
II Mrs. John Owens, 1927 Twenty-th ir
| avenue s, who has been demented #
I several months, went to the residence
. Dr. H. M. H. Leland 1923 East Frankie
avenue, yesterday where she put the fan
Z lily to rout. The woman has been und'
4 the impression that DR.. Leland has lars
4 fortune which rightfully belongs to ne
I and yesterday she went to collect 1t. d
4 Leland finally overpowered her and callt
4 the police, who took her to the coun
P Jail. G.-..
Winn Powers, grand master of the o.
I Fellows of the state, will install ne
I lodge in Minneapolis Friday evening. II
/ new lodge will be named for ]. F. Graz
4 former grand. secretary, and will be t
/ thirteenth branch of the order In the cit
4 1t will be located at Seven Corners
4 South Minneapolis The twelve 9th
+ branch lodges In the city will participa
4 in the installation Of the lodge and the a
I fair will be made one Of the big events
the year in l. O. o. F. affairs.