The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-21

Opening Boys Clothing department at
Dayton's Monday, March q.
St. Michael. Mimi, has Colt town
lighting plant, Agency, 23S Hennepin.
Bntliff Mfg. Co.'S factory and framing
dept, temporary location. % Second st N.
Reserve your tables at Hotel Nicollet for
"Parsifar' intermission. Table de hote
dinner. Danz Metropolitan orchestra.
Miss M. r. Eoeft has returned from
the east with a beautiful line of dress
fabrics, and invites an early inspection.
We will erect building to suit tenant on
the corner of Third avenue s and Fifth
street. Land S6X150. ID. P. Jones & Co.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the Public
Ownership (SocialisD party will give the
last ball Of a series next Thursday even
ing at Holcomp's hall, As S Fourth street.
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News Store, 6
Third street S, near Hennepin avenue
will receive prompt service.
Members Of lodge No. "A, B. P. O. E.,
who intend going to Willmar Thursday
are requested to bring their purple UNI
brellas. Train leaves union station at
10 am
The German-American Realty company
has transferred property at Seventh ave-
nue. N and Washington to Alberta Lever
for $22,23 The Washington avenue
frontage is PIP feet.
A transcript of the record Of the decis-
ion by Judge William Lochran in the ia
nous frosted wheat case, known as The
United States against The w. P. Dever-
eaux Company, has been received at the
local customs office.
Mr. Beard of the Beard Art company
will toll to aich IA Of
the Seward school tomorrow on the con-
gressional library The sixth grade pu-
pills Of the school visited the Pillsbury
mills yesterday.
Rev. F. l.. Thompson. pastor Of the
Hennepin Avenue Methodist church, will
preach in the Lake Street Methodist
church tomorrow evening. The subject
will be The Greatest Work in the
World The public is invited.
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.
Revival meetings will continue all this
week at the First NJ E. church. There
is an increasing interest. Beside the
evening preaching services. there is a
prayer UleeCIS aL lie CluTCH every
afternoon at 2:30. Every one is invited
Services to arouse interest in the &C.
tivities Of the parish will be held at 7:4i
pm today, Wednesday and Thursday a!
the Norwegian Evangelical Free church
Lake street and Sixteenth avenue s. Rev
S. M. Andrewson Of Winona will be the
preacher.
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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 a copy
will be mailed.
Fraud orders have been issued at the
postoffice against M. B. Lockyer Lane
Title building. Philadelphia. Pa; Victor c
La; J. M. Walters, Boston, Mass; Mrs
Henry Walker, Los Angeles; Providen
Mercantile company and c. ]. MacLean
! Buffalo, N. Y.
| Three positions in the United State.
| civil service are announced open to com
petitive examination April rs: assistant II
| the bureau Of forestry; bookkeeper in the
departmental service; and inspector o.
clothing in the quartermasters depart
ment at large. Application for particulars
should be made to Marc Wanvig, fedora
building.
Lee Yuen Lay, the Chinaman ordered
deported from Appleton Wis. upon evil
dence gathered by the inspectors Of Min.
neapolis, has appealed to the United
States district court asking for a review
Of the hearing. The hearing will probably
be on April s. Lay claimed to be Chinese
merchant but his certificate was faulty
| and had evidently belonged to another
| Chinaman.