The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-27

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DR.. O. A., Olson has returned from a
visit to Cuba. ~
Discard lamps Install a. Colt Gas
Plant. Cheap as OIL 1928 Hennepin.
Bintliff Mfg. Co.'s factory and framing
dept, temporary location, % Second st N.
The State Bar association will hold it's
annual meeting and dinner at the Ryan
hotel, st. Paul, April 4.
We will erect buildings to suit tenant
on the corner of Third avenue S and
Fifth ST. Land S6x150. D. P. Jones & Co.
DR.. Pearson Hammond, the evangelist.
will preach at the Swedish Temple, Sew
enth street and Tenth avenue S, at g
o'clock this evening.
The Minneapolis Camera club will show
a set of selected slides Of the st. Louis
Hennepin council, knights Of Columbus,
public library tomorrow evening.
The street railway company began
work on its St. Paul improvements today.
The first will be the relaying Of tracks
on the Como line from Rice to Dale street.
Tooze's Delicatessen store-The only
one in the city. A complete line Of i'm
ported and domestic table delicacies New
stock; every article warranted strictly
fresh.
Professor j. c.. Monaghan will give a
lecture on Russia World Power" at
the Y. M. c. A. auditorium this evening.
The entertainment will be directed by the
Hennepin council, knights Of Columbus.
No .435
( Fraud orders have been issued by the
postoffice against L. A. Gomdain, Chicago
and New Orleans; the Manhattan Ex-
change bank, 1918 Dearborn street,
Chicago, and Allen & Co., SO Madison
street, Chicago.
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 IL of this issue.
The state board of electricians will hold
it's meeting tonight at the office Of w. I.
Gray & Co., 704 Fifth street S. The board
will be in session from till 10 pm. The
regular business Of the board will be
transacted, together with giving examin-
ations.
Lieutenant Governor Daniel Mcmillan Of
Manitoba and William Whyte, second vice
president of the Canadian Pacific Railway
| company, spent yesterday in Minneapolis
| and St. Paul. The Canadian officials are
on their way back from a trip thru the
southern states.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
pocket Nugget Books" containing nearly
300 bits Of philosophy, humor and good
| sense worth reading. Call for one when
you are al The Journal counter, or write
to the advertising manager and a copy
will be mailed.
Cliston Tudder, a 12-year-old boy. who
lives with his parents, GIG Fourth avenue
S. is missing and the police have been
asked to find him. The boy has been on
probation from the state training school
| and has not been seen for several days,
His mother notified the police
Thirty active and alumni members Of
the Phi Sigma Phi fraternity Of the Cen.
trail High school attended the eleventh an
nual banquet at the West hotel Saturday
evening. George Cole, William stahl, Ar
thur Stachner, Hugh MCGEE, John Tryon
and Loyal Cole responded to toasts.
julius A. Danenbaum, city salesman OF
the Pioneer Fuel company, was kid
Mapped in his office Saturday night and
bound, gagged and blindfolded, was taken
in carriage to his home, where a party
of friends had assembled and all prepare
lions for a merry-making had been made
The H. N. Leighton company resumed
work this morning on Trinity Baptist
church at Lincoln and Bryant avenues
The foundations and the first floor were
laid last fall. The w. J. Keith company
architects, have completed plans for the
superstructure and by fall the church will
be ready for occupancy.
Seven Augsburg students were commits
stoned as temperance agitators yesterday
afternoon at commencement exercises fol
the class Of 1905 of the temperance
school conducted by the South Mime
apolis Total Abstinence society. The ex'
ercises were held at Hegna's hall on Two
and-a-half street, and were attended b!
about $50 people.
In the course of a sermon at the Unita
rian church, Mary place and Eighth street
last night, Harry Gaze of London, Eng.
declared that old age is a disease of tn
mind and that our bodies never grew t.
be more than eleven months old. MI
Gazes theory is based upon his recen
scientific discovery that the human bod
changes every eleven months, instead o
every seven years, as has been heretofor
supposed.
One Of the honor graduates Of tn
United States naval medical school VIII
. received his diploma from Presiden
Roosevelt, was w. Neil Mcdonnell Q
Minneapolis, assistant surgeon in tn
United States navy. DR.. Mcdonnell is
graduate of the University Of Minnesota
and served with the Thirteenth Minnesot
| volunteers in the Philippines. He ha
; been assigned to the naval station a
Culebra, West Indies.
Choice Per Cent Farm Coupon Mort
cages for Sale-We own and offer Sc
lected farm loans secured by first mort
gage on property worth more than tIre
3 times the amount Of the loan, in de-
nominations for $3.50 and over. All lnteres
coupon collections made by us without ex
pense. Better than a government bon
or savings bank; $500 in five years pay
$3.50 interest. Not a dollar has ever bee
lost on any of our loans, and our client
> number hundreds in all sections. Refer
, ences, Security Bank of Minnesota Firs
3 National bank of Rolla, NJ D. For par
ticulars, address the Farm Mortgag
. agency, postoffice box 4O5 Minneapolis
MINI.
s'stetson Shoes Spring Styles Read!
Agent. Hoffman 8 Toggery Shops.
$25 North Pacific Coast. $3.50 to tn
Kootenay.
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