The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-07

Owentown, KY, has Andrews Hot Water
Heating System. f.
Wedding Gifts and Rings. John S. Al
len, Guaranty Loan Bldg. ..... 49,.
Liability, bond. burglary and other in
surancc specialties. Fred L. Gray Co.
Keep the date in mind. Friday, June
18th. Journal excursion to Camp Lake
view. -.n.
If you need a trunk this summer, now
is the time and Barnum S the place, IT'S
Nicollet.
Gas ranges direct from the manufac-
turer. Brand Stove company, $50 Fourth
avenue S. -.
See Luncheon sets-1 Tablecloth-12
Napkins-12 Doilies-25 cents. Stationery
Section at Dayton's.
The sale of tickets for the Camp Lake
view excursion will begin Monday. Re-
turn trip only s1.75. The number of tick
cts sold will be limited so as to insure
comfort and enjoyment to all. .ss
The Journal Newsboys' band will meet
in front Of the West hotetl at 6:15 tomor-
row. Thursday, evening, where they will
take a car for Hopkins to give band
concert for the Peoples Mission. j..
In these cyclonic days it doesn't cost
much to have peace of mind. Secure at
once our tornado and wind storm insur-l
ance. Rates extremely low, protection
the very best David G.. Bell Investment,
company. .......- =, :. -. 3.
Rev. W. S. Ward. for several years
pastor of Riverside chapel, will leave Min
neapolis Friday evening to accept a call
to the Presbyterian church of Crookston.
Before going to Riverside, Mr.. Ward was
pastor of Shiloh church. 80
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pocket Nugget Books containing nearly
800 bits Of philosophy, humor and good
sense worth reading. Call for one when
you are at The Journal counter or write
to the advertising manager and copy
will be mailed.
Gertie Hoffman, the young drug f1end
brought to Minneapolis from Bemidji last
week, was sent to the workhouse today
after a vain attempt to get her father
to care for her. She will take the dope
cure for ninety days and after that she
has been promised work. = 80
| A reunion of the Minneapolis high
school class of 1880, in commemoration of
the twenty fifth anniversary of it's gradu-
alton, will be held Monday afternoon at
pm. in it's old room in the Central High
school. Any former members Of the class,
who did not graduate, are also invited.
The pupils of the Ascension parish
school gave an entertainment last evening
in the parish hall on Bryant avenue N.
The program included music, recitations
and drills and concluded with the oper-
eta Snow Whit and the Seven Dwarfs.'
The commencement exercises will be held
this evening in the parish hall.
Negotiations between the milwaukee,
road and the Twin City Rapid Transit
e,&;1 49, &
likely that the Milwaukee road will rur
its usual summer service to Lake Mime
tonka on the line in question without
reference to what the street railway may
do in acquiring or refusing the Hotel st
Louis line. 1t is too late in the season
already. it is said, for the trolley company
to electrify the steam road in time t
handle any traffic this year.
The Tonka Bay casino opens today fo
the season, under the management of DR.
Shumpik, owner and manager of tn
Casino Roller Skating rink. The Casino
Military band will render their latest ant
most popular selections every Afternoon
and evening. The new casino is on
! Of the finest in the country, in ever.
respect and will undoubtedly be a mos
popular resort and amusement place TO
/ the people of Minneapolis and St. Paul dur
ing the sweltering hot days this summer
4 It has an ideal location on Tonka ba,
and is splendidly fitted turnout
The Tonka Bay casino will open tornor
row for the season. under the manage
: ment of DR.. Slumpick owner and manage
of the Casino Roller Skating rink TIL
5 Casino Military band will render thei
} latest and most popular selections ever
I afternoon and evening. The new casin
is one of the finest in the country in ever
) respect, and will undoubtedly be mos
I popular resort and amusement place 70
the people Of Minneapolis and st. Pat
during the sweltering hot days this sum
mer. It has an ideal location on Tonk
{ bay and is splendidly fitted turnout