The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-29

Opening hop, Spring Park, Minneton
ka, postponed until July s. Pavilion not
ready. -.-. -~.
For sale, at bargain, a $4,000 autono-
bile; first-class make and almost as good
as new. Call and see 1t at Strong's Au-
tomobile Co., 249 Third avenue S.
Notice of decentralization Bros.
have moved to 616 Third avenue S and
will hereafter be known as Leighton
Bros Printing Co. Both phones 1870.
A petition to prove the will of the late
Sarah M. eBll was filed in the probate
court yesterday. The estate Is valued at
$4,000 and is left to James Ford Bell, a
son.
w. H. Huber of Indianapolis, national
president of Brotherhood of Carpenters,
will attend the carpenters meeting to-
morrow evening. All brotherhood men,
bers are invited.
Old settlers had an all-day excursion
yesterday at Henning and the Northern
Pacific reported big excursion business
on the Breckenridge division as far as
Wadena on its account.
sigurd Fosnes and P. Petri the Nor
wegian artists who have been here since
last December, left this morning for
New York. After short stay they will
proceed to Berlin where they expect to
remain permanently.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
pocket Nugget Books" containing nearly
800 bits Of philosophy, humor and good
sense worth reading. Cali Tor one when
you are at, The journal counter, or write
| to the advertising manager and copy
will be mailed.
George r. Calls, secretary of the
| United States Fidelity & Guaranty COM
pany, and special agent, are in this
| city seeking an agent to represent the
| company in place Of Fred L. Gray Co.,
who have rendered their resignation to
| become effective Sept. l.
:. The team drivers held a social and bust
| ness session last evening and three new
| officers were elected to take the places
of three who have recently resigned
E. M. Kilroy becomes secretary anC
treasurer, Fred Edwards recording secre-
| tar, and G. J. Danie1son delegate to the
Trades and Labor assembly.
| Dora Philo was arrested and taken be.
fore Judge c.. B. Elliott yesterday to show
| cause why she should not be punished fol
| contempt Of court in failing to obey ar
order Of reference issued by Judge Simp.
| son. Inc QeIenQanC pledueu ignorance VI
the meaning of the summons and was ex-
cused upon the promise that she appear al
! once before the referee
Como Avenue Congregational church
has extended call to Rev. H. K. Pain
ter Of the Congregational church at Fair
mont Mimi, to become it's pastor. Mr.
Painter preached at Como church las
Sunday and it Is generally believed tina
the impression on both congregation ant
| pastor was so favorable that the call will
be formally extended and accepted.
Willie and Archie Mcdonald, - and "A
were taken away from their father by thu
Humane society yesterday. When the Of
| ficers visited the home, 2119 Oliver ave
nue., they learned that the mother hat
died several months ago and that the ia
Their had been intoxicated most Of tn
time since. The children have been given
temporary home until their case comes be
fore the probate court.
A stereopticon picture show presenting
nearly one hundred historic war scenes
many of them showing the great gen
erals and their STATS in their tents or OF
the field will be given Friday night in tn
Fremont Avenue Congregational church
Thirty-second avenue N under the aus
pieces Of the Sunday school. The pictur
exhibition will be accompanied by an ex
planatory lecture. All Of the scenes ar
from actual photographs.