The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-31
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT
ToMORRoW's CALENDAR

For stoves see Brand Stove Co. Fin
est line In city. $50 Fourth avenue s.
DR.. Norred, 800 Syndicate Arcade. Day
and night phones, 4. c. $780, N, w. 1887.
No unpleasant odors: no dust or noise:
cool and excellent service. Dayton's Tea
Rooms.
An extension telephone in your resi-
dence for so cents per month If you use
the Northwestern Telephone"
Choice offices for rent, suitable for
lawyers, doctors or specialists. Second
floor Model building, Nicollet avenue and
Third street.
For sale-A 24-horsepower 1904 stearns
car. In flrst-class condition, at bargain.
Can be seen at strongs Automobile Mfg
Co.. 24a Third avenue s.
OF los food samples examined by the
state and food commission the past week,
45 were found to be Illegal The usual
supply Of coal tar dyes was found In pre-
serves and liquors.
The Rock Island road will run a special
train to the twin cities every day Of fair
week. starting from Albert Lea. The
train, will stop at intermediate points,
and returning will reach Albert Lea at
10 pm.
Owing to track repairs there will be
no owl cars on the Eighth avenue line
after l am. Saturday. Regular sched-
ules will be resumed at $50. The Cen,
trail avenue end of the line will run owls
every hour as usual.
There will be no change in the owner
ship of cigarstands in the courthouse and
cityhall before Nov. l, 1906, at which
time Miss Virginia Ricketts, lease ex-
pires. Then bids on the stand privilege
will be advertised for.
Frank Hussey formerly connected with
the Travellers Life Insurance company
at Buffalo, N. Y, has been appointed
agency secretary of the Northwestern
National Life Insurance company. He
has removed to Minneapolis and will
take up the work tomorrow.
The directors Of the Tri-State Telephone
& Telegraph Co. have declared the ninth
| quarterly dividend, at the rate Of per
| cent per annum. to stockholders of record
| of Aug. Is. payable Sept. 1, 1905. The
| transfer books of the company will be
closed from Aug. Is to 81. inclusive.
Patrons Of the Fourth avenue line are
rejoicing over improvements that are be-
ing made on that line: The old fange
rails are being replaced with heavy
! eighty-pound rails with welded joints.
| Thus the noisy pounding" will be
stopped.
| The local chapter Of the Phi Alpha Ep-
| silon fraternity gave a banquet for its
| out of-town members at the West hotel
last night. Ralph Walter c. Shull acted
as postmaster. Those responding were
Jay B. Bassett, Frank Bowman. Irving
D. Fish, L. o. Basting, L. H. Piper, E. R..
Keeler, L. B. Green, N. c. Jamison and
M. w. Sowle.
Two special Hoo-Hoo trains will pass
thru Minneapolis Sunday. The first, car
! rying $50 southern and eastern delegates
| to the convention at Portland, will arrive
over the Omaha and will go west over the
! Northern Pacific. The second will be a
| Pennsylvania road special made up at
| Philadelphia arriving over the Milwaukee
and going west over the Northern Pacific.
Park avenue and Tenth street resi-
dents are looking for a man with the lat
est form Of auto-dementia. Instead OF
using the ordinary honk horn for warn
ing signals he has whistle attached to
his steam rig. When blown at night fol
crossings or distractions the whistle
emits such terrific shrieks that it is al.
most impossible to stay asleep along the
favorite route Of this automobilist.
The Woman's Prohibition club of Min
neapolis held a rally last evening in Yves.
ley church. The principal address was
given by Rev. Emma P. Boulder, who
with her husband, Rev. T. j. Boulder, 1!
touring the country in the interest of thu
national prohibition party. A mass meet
ing was held in the afternoon at the st
James hotel: Twenty-Five members were
added to the club at the two meetings.