The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-20

lecture room, "A Night Off, young | |
people Of the church. .- =. |
Buy good farm mortgage from Barnes
Bros. Oneida building.
The Brand Stove company, $50 Fourth
avenue S, the place to buy gas ranges.
Mr.. Watts Of Atlanta, Ga, has an An
drews Heating System In his residence
Fine carriage team for sale. cheap;
sound and kind. Inquire of Louis Lara
NEE, 43 Fourth street S.
Miss Anna A. Maley will speak on
Economic Determinism, at Socialist
headquarters. As Fourth street s, tomor
row at 3 pm.
Rev. A. ]. Frost, D. D., will preach at
the Bethlehem Presbyterian church,
Pleasant avenue and Twenty sixth street,
Sunday at 1890 am.
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News store,
Third street S, near Hennepin avenue.
will receive prompt service.
| Bishop Keane of wyoming will preach
at 1890 service and in the evening, to-
morrow, at Immaculate Conception
church, where he was formerly pastor.
The annual inspection and review Of the
university cadet corps was held on the
university campus this afternoon. Cap
tain Macarthur of Fort Smelling inspected
the cadets.
The return from Omaha next Monday
Of fifty iron workers will be welcomed by
local contractors, who are short OF men.
At least seventy-f1ve more iron workers
are needed in the city.
The regular semi annual convention Of
the Twin City Central Luther league will
of he Trinity
Norwegian Lutheran church, harrington
and Sherburne avenues, St. Paul.
Rev. Mr. Danielson, a noted Norwegian
evangelist and singer, will conduct serV-
ices tomorrow morning and evening at
the Norwegian Methodist church, Thlr-
teenth avenue and Ninth street S.
W. P. Roberts will tell the members OF
| the Garfield Republican club about 1.-THE
I Work of the Last LEGISLATURE at a regu-
lar meeting of the club this evening al
Morgan post hall, Nicollet avenue anc
/ Third street.
Beginning Monday cars on the TWEEN
4 tieth and Hennepin line will run up Thir.
4 ty-first street only as far as Lyndale. The
service from Lyndale to Hennepin viii
be discontinued for five or six days pend
I ing some repairs
1 William Porten, contractor, took out {
\ building permit yesterday for the five
story fireproof brick and concrete armor!
/ to be erected by the armory board o
| Minneapolis. at POT Kenwood parkway
/ The cost will be $4,000.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
/ pocket Nugget Books" containing nearl,
800 bits of philosophy, humor and goot
1 sense worth reading. Call for one whe1
| you are at The Journal counter, or write
| to the advertising manager and a cop!
| will be mailed.
Dr.. l.. A. Crandall returned from st
1 Louis this morning. He took prominen
part in the movement to bring about tn
union of the northern and southern Bap
lists and the organization of the triennia
convention, and is highly gratifled tina
the object has been accomplished.
The Minneapolis Medical club at tn
. final meeting of the year, May II, electe
= the following officers for the ensuin
. year: President, DR.. R. E. Farr; vic
4 president. DR.. H. L. Williams; secretary
DR.. w. H. Aurand; treasurer, DR.. S.
Sweitzer; board of censors, Drs. Ere
Erb, II. L. Ulrich and c. B. Wright.
/ Morgan Post. G. A. R., last night de
J cided to attend memorial services at tn
B First Presbyterian church, Sunday morn
/ ing, May %. The veterans will be es
\ corted by the post drum corps and Com
\ pany F, First regiment, Of the stat
| guard Charles Hull, Company E. Or
1 Hundred and Sixth New York, was cleo
I ed a member
\ John G. Oswald's chief occupation t
4 day was receiving congratulatory visi
4 from friends. Today he is passing h
I S1st milestone. Mr.. Oswald's annu
\ birthday celebrations are memorable o.
I casions to his many friends. The fami
I home at 1922 Hennepin avenue was tt
I mecca of hundreds Of the pioneer me
4 chants, business and personal acquain
\ ances.
4 Brigader W. F. Jenkins Of the Salv
i ton Army, has requested the council
4 reduce the rent for the old city ha
\ which is now used as the army hea
Z quarters. The building was leased
$4,000 a year and the army wants it
"a $4,000, on the ground that it costs mo
M to maintain the building than was es
vi mated. He also asks for new boilers,
@ the present battery Is not up to standa1
Al The Coachmens' Benevolent society "
III hereafter pay 81 a week sick benefit
y stead of IS as heretofore. The matt
al was discussed at the meeting Thursds
at, and action taken. The society is in pre-
re porous condition and has $1,475 in
nd treasury The total membership numbe
H. about ninety. 1t is hoped that the mel
sh bership may be further Increased,
there are 275 coachmen employed in p
~ vate families in the city.
Mayor Jones, the Rev. J. M. Cleal
al, Frank M Nye and William Henry Eus
the will speak at the big entertainment E
as ranged by the Fourth Ward Republic
i ,ur club for Monday evening at the wigwa
orn on Western avenue. Mayor Jones
speak on aids Necessary to Good G.
eminent" Father 'Cleary on Good CT
, at zenship," Mr.. Nye on Future Probe
of the Party" and Mr.. Eustis will
NC. why am Republican, &here will
'oh' also musical entertainment.
The price of ice for this season,
charged by local dealers from May 1,
enin as follows: SO pounds, daily, drop or b
$3.50 her month; rs pounds daily, or le
boxed, $3.50 per month; 25 pounds da
or less delivered upstairs, drop or b
$3.50 per month; rs pounds daily, or Il
Gods delivered on ground floor, dropped, 5:
per month 100 to 500 pounds delive
- at one time, rs cents per hundredweie
2, or 4 times per week, same price
q daily. Ice coupon tickets, 10 coupons,
" pounds EACH s1.5OJextra ice coupon II
n, cts s125 and $3.50. Cedar Lake Ice
Id ITO Temple Court. ~. . e.
MAY SEE WONDERLAND
q Amusement Park Will Be Open