The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-24

Mr.. Miller of Pennsylvania has Andrews
Heating System in his residence
Lillehei, 1916 Seventh street s, contrac-
tor; house painting; gives free estimate.
Three million loaned in farm mortgages
No losses. Barnes Brothers, Oneida bldg.
Soldiers from Columbus barracks, Ohio,
destined for Vancouver barracks, Went
west yesterday over the Great Northern
road. ts
The Century News Store, Third, near
Hennepin, has the largest line Of souvenir
postals. magazines and 10c books. See us
about your reading and subscriptions.
Physicians passing thru the twin cities
Tuesday for the medical congress at Port
| land, Ore, will be entertained at Lake
Minnetonka by the Great Northern road.
| J. p Hammond has begun suit for $500
against w. LineWeaver. Plaintiff alleges
malicious prosecution and cites his re-
cent arrest on charge of grand larceny
| from the defendant.
Property at Third avenue S and Ninth
street, known as "Hells Half Acre." COW
| cred with about twenty broken down
| buildings, has been sold for 800. 1t is
expected that the corner will be improved.
The school teachers Of the city ask that
all children from 10 to Is, who are to take
| part in the semi centennial parade July l.
meet at the armory, Eighth street, near
First avenue s, for instruction, Monday
at 2 pm. sharp. s .,s5,I -.
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A dispute arising over the building o.
a private sewer between GLIB and 81
Fourth street N was aired in the distrc
| court before Judge c. B. Elliott today
S. ]. Shallett applied for and secured {
temporary injunction restraining Saul A
Loss from interfering with the building O.
the sewer. -. ...--r. -,-' ''-.-. ..'..-
L. P Plummer post, G. A. r., and corps
will give their annual excursion down tn
Mississippi and up the ST., Croix 3Tuesda!
June o. on the steamer Purchase AM
barge The boat leaves Minnehaha at
am and St. Paul at 10. There will be {
first class orchestra aboard with dancing
Refreshments will be served on the boat.
John Hassel, an employee of the Twil
City Rapid Transit company, was serious
ly injured while working on the Excelslo
line yesterday. He fell from a dump ca
ii
was taken to a physicians office in Elk
| celsior. where his wounds were dressed
Last night he was brought to Asbury hos
pital.
There has been so much interest ez
| pressed in the sewing department of tn
l university summer school that 1t has bee
| found necessary to open another class.
/ will be known as the shirtwa1st and skirt
making class and will meet Monda,
| Wednesday and Friday afternoons at 2:s
o'clock, under the direction of Mrs Nal
garet Blair.
The Walton Park Improvement associa
ton held rousing meeting last evenln
in favor of park along Single creek
| Camden place. Resolutions indorslng IT
| action of the park board in designatif
the tract for park purposes were adop1
ed. Petitions are being circulated ar
MANY names are being secured 1t Is sal
that some who have hitherto opposed tt
park have turned.
II A question of a $40 a month raise stant
between the union stationary firemen ar
their employers. The men ask an II
n crease from $55 to $65 a month, but tt
! EMPLOYERS do not see it at all, thosa fe
i have offered to go half way and make
- $50. There are about fifteen men in tt
union most of them employed by the loo
breweries and malt houses. The matter
an old one and must be settled by July
Norman King. formerly city detectlV
and Emmett Kelley. well known youl
man about town, had fight In Stea
BROTHERS saloon on First avenue 5 Ia
night and as a result Mr.. King was
verely cut about the face. The argume
arose over the strike in Chicago, King a
cusing Kelley Of breaking his agreeme
when he went to join the strike breaker
They were separated by. a police dete
tive. but no arrests were made.