The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29

Get an office in the new Hulet block,
corner Seventh and Hennepin.
Hotel del Otero, Spring Park, Mime
tonka, opens May 20 for the season.
Mr.. Austin, Pine Bluff, Ark, will in
stall Andrews Heating System in his
residence.
Gladiolus, tuberoses, begonias, can.
mas, etc. at Northrup King & Co., 30
Hennepin.
Secure your Tornado & Windstorm
insurance from D. G. Bell Inv. Go. Rates
very low.
Anna NJ. Griswold, chiropodist and
electrolysist, permanently located at
207 Medical block.
Owl cars will be suspended on the
Fourth avenue S line tonight on &C.
count of housemoving. 49,
"On or before'' Building Loans
business and residence properties. No
delay. D. G. Bell Investment Co.
For Rent-Commercial space in the
Dayton building; heat, elevator and
good light. Walter L. Badger, Oneida
building.
Professor Harlow Gale will speak on
How William Morris Became a So
For loans on city real estate see us.
Co., (reai estate department of VIM.
Peet) 205-6 Boston block.
Savings deposited with Minnesota
Title Insurance & Trust company on or
before the 5th of May draw interest at
per cent from the LIST.
Subscriptions to all magazines and
papers taken to the Century News
Store, Third street S, near Hennepin
avenue, will receive prompt SERVICE
Mildred Peterson, 3 years old, living
with her parents at 2706 Fifteenth ave.
nue. S, will lose the middle finger on
her left hand, which was caught be-
tween the cogs of a wringer Thursday.
Marion LAGRANGE, International Sec
will speak at Hennepin Avenue M. E.
church tomorrow at 2:30 pm. All
Sunday school workers are invited to be
present.
Application has been made to the city
council for permission to place in vari-
Gus parts Of the city combined horse
mobile tires. The air is to be supplied
free of charge.
Members Of Oslo lodge, No. 2, Sons
of Norway, are requested to meet at
Maccabee hall, Bloomington and
Franklin avenues, Sunday, at 2 pm. to
participate in 2Arne Frendstad's flu
neral services. Members Of other lodges
are also requested to meet.
The records of. the day-deaths,
| births, marriages., hotel arrivals, rail:
way timetables, real estate transfers,
building permits and other informa.
tion Of interest-will be found, togeth-
er with want advertisements on page
% Of this issue.
| All unclaimed bicycles that have
been taken up by the police during the
| Fifth street side of the courthouse this
| afternoon. There were about twenty
five wheels and Bicycle Inspector Lof-
stad was auctioneer.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
pocket "Nugget Books,'' containing
nearly 800 bits of philosophy, humor
and good sense worth reading. Call for
one when you are at The Journal coun.
ter, or write to the advertising man.
| ager and a copy will be mailed
w. N. Chase, special United States
census agent under the department. of
commerce and labor, reports that the
on the East Side has practically been
completed. A beginning will be made
Monday to tabulate the reports. =
The annual banquet of the Hennepin
County Medical Society will be held at
pm. DR.. j. Clarence Webster, presi.
dent Of the genealogical society of
Chicago will deliver the annual address
on Appendicitis in It's Relation to
Pelvic Diseases and Pregnancy -
Get Karl strahle formerly with
Incidentally Ito plant your hedges
vase, snoywballss, syringia, spirea, lilac
1hi99neysuckle, hardy perennials, tiger
lilies and make you an old-fashionec
garden. Trees and shrubs Of all kinds
j, Summer bulbs and all kinds of bedding
plants. N. W. telephone, s 436.
The Woman IS Auxiliary Of the Jew
ish synagogue has arranged a lecture
on Moses by Mrs. Frances B.. Pot
street and Fifth avenue. A musical bro
gram will also be given. by the Misses
I Alberta Fisher. and Mynn Stoddard
Messrs. Alvin Davies and William Mar
shall and Mrs. Verna Golden Scott.
Robert Hagstrom, IS years old, wht
dentally killed Thursday night by fall
ing from the Northern Pacific railroad
bridge. The bruised body was foun(
under the bridge on the gashouse plat
+ form yesterday morning. The body wa
taken to the county morgue and wa
later claimed by brother.
1 Harold Stormoen, the Norwegia,
actor, has arranged to give perform
ance at Normanna hall next Wednesda,
evening of Baldwin s Bryllup,''
comedy in. three acts by Will Krae
The play has been in rehearsal unde
Mr.. Stormoen' s supervision for the las
six weeks and its performance vii
probably be nearer perfect than any
thing of the sort given in the Nor
wegian language here for many years.
i Weather statistics compiled by tn
], weather bureau for, the month Of Ma,
for the past fourteen years show tina
the mean temperature is IS degrees
The highest temperature ever reacke,
!, in the month was 90 and the loves
! %. The average precipitation for tn
month is 1874 inches. In general i
aims twelve days during the montl
4 and st he znnn,n her nf clear DAYS averag
= sew eli.