The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-19

Prompt and efficient service-moderate
prices. Daytons tea rooms.
Quick Sale Prices. Picture Sale and
Framing Pictures. Zesbaugh, II Fifth
street S.
Minneapolis lodge No. i and Hermion
lodge No. IS, Knights of Pythias, will hold
memorial service at their castle hall in
Masonic Temple this evening. A. H. Hall
will deliver the address,
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The Knights Of the Cross, the young
mems society of Imma culate Conception
church, will give their annual banquet
Thursday evening at the Holmes hotel.
Arrangements are being made for a very
enjoyable affair and after the banquet
a number of toasts will be heard.
| The street railway company began work
| today on the First avenue line from Sew
enth street to Tenth. Cars are using the
| southbound track both ways. Temper
airy switches are in near Sixth and Elev-
| enth streets. Preliminary to the paving
Of First avenue the railway company will
relay it's tracks with heavy steel and con-
crete foundations.
The Minnesota Theological society will
hold its regular weekly meeting this
. evening at room 525 Medical building.
| Owing to the recent rains and warm
| weather conditions have been favorable
for the growth of fungi. All persons in
terested in this study Of mushrooms are
| invited to attend the meeting. Members
are especially requested to be present.
]. H. Jackson, laborer residing at
Seventh avenue 8 and Tenth street, had
his pocket picked while talking to a col
ored girl in an alley at Seventh avenue S
and Third street last night. He noticed
that his purse containing S55 was missing
and he Immediately accused the woman
of taking it. A colored man knocked
Jackson down and the two escaped.
Deputy Sheriffs 10th and Budd Saturday
night arrested Charles and Angus OWN
NELL 2204 Twenty sixth street S, on in
4 dictments charging criminal assault. The
I true bills were returned June 6. Deput.
Sheriffs Brown and Woodcock arrested
4 Charles Haeg and Robert Anes at Brook
4 lvn, They are accused of assaulting tw
4 south side officers about two weeks ago
1 Jens Peterson, Ut First avenue N, wa
\ swindled out of SIS by an old confidenc
\ game Yesterday. While walking alon
Central he picked up an acquaintance wit
\ a. stranger. Shortly afterward man L
! front of them dropped $50 bill whic
4 Jens and his friend picked up. Jens CAV
5 his friend IS for his share and late
4 found that the fifty was a confederat
A bill.
Fred Blakeslee is locked up at centrs
station charged with assault and batter
II on his neighbor, John Thor, who say
\ that Blakeslee came to his house yester
dav armed with pitchfork and demande
ST which he said was due him. He tr1e
to get away from the enraged man, bu
in spite of his fast sprint received =
\ wound in the scalp. The affair occurre
at Fifth avenue S and Eighth street.
I Next Thursday W. q. Calderwood leave
MINNEAPOLIS for Lincoln Neb., where tn
4 prohibition school will convene June 2o-3
Mr.. Calderwood is on the faculty OF tn
4 school, which is conducted each year
D various parts of the country under q
rection of the intercollegiate Prohib1t1o
4 association From Lincoln, Mr.. Calder
I wood goes direct to Denver to attend TT
I Fpworth league convention, commenclr
July 5. .-.-~'
4 DIR. George M. Olson, assistant surgeo
at St. Barnabas hospital, has been al
4 nointed first lieutenant in the medic
service of the United States navy. III
4 order was received from Washington ye
\ terday. DR.. Olson graduated from u
B college of medicine of the University
4 minnesota. in 1904 and from the Soul
B high school in 1896 He took the CIV
/ service examination at, Wasnlngtoh
Nav and was one Of the seven OF 1ort!
\ five who qualified. .. ....s