The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-28

Picture frames, factory prices; buy d.
rect. Bintliff's 100 Fifth street S.
Liability, bond burglary and other in
surance specialties. Fred L. Gray Co.
SPECIAL! 200 hair switches, all colors,
at half price. Call quick, Brahl's, 400 Mic.
A Broom residence in Wahpeton,
N. D., has an Andrews Heating System.
Deposits made this week in 1.-THE Farm
ers 6 Mechanics Savings Bank will
draw interest from July l.
How do you like the new shopping
bag? Go to Barnum's trunk and leather
goods store and see the latest. IT'S MIC
ollet.
The stockholders Of the North Ameri-
can Telegraph company met yesterday
and ordered the regular semi annual div
idend of per cent, payable on or after
July l.
Customers Of 1.-THE Farmers & Me-
chanics' Savings Bank should make an
effort to place their deposits this week,
thereby avoiding the necessity of stand
ing in the long lines incident of the
quarter days.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
pocket Nugget Books" containing nearly
800 bits of philosophy, humor and good
you are at The Journal counter, or write
to the advertising manager and copy
will be mailed:
The Christian Endeavor society of
Stewart Memorial church held a bonfire
social and evening picnic at Lake Har-
riet last night. Several entertaining lit
tie parlOr stunts by the good singers and
story tellers in the crowd made the even
ing pass pleasantly and quickly.
Chester Larson, 10, who is visiting the
city with his mother, became lost in the
crowd at Como park yesterday and
! walked to police headquarters in Mime
apolis. He was completely exhausted
and had to be- put to bed before he could
be given his supper. In the evening his
mother came for him. nd.
Fifty Knights of Columbus, en- route
for their homes in the east from the
national convention, of the order in Los
| Angeles, were royalty entertained in Min
| neapolis yesterday by local knights. The
| visitors were shown every attention and
were given an interesting trip about the
city in automobiles.
Mrs. John Gaabel, 54s Adams street
| NE, was caught between a Bloomington
car and a pile Of building material at
Second avenue and Fourth street yes
terday. She attempted to pass between
the car and the material and the cal
started, cutting cash in her thigh. She
taken to the city hospital
Up to this week the city has spent
$1,000 in repairing bicycle paths this year
and there is still 5000 in the fund. The
complaint from certain wheelmen thai
they are not given proper consideration
is not substantiated by the facts says g.
r. Dutton assistant city engineer, who
has charge of the cycle path work.
A colored man, armed with a revolver
stationed himself in a field at Lyndale
avenue S and Fifty-second street yester-
day and threatened to kill everyone thai
passed. The man, who is thought to be
demented, was captured later in the day
by a park policeman, but he had thrown
the revolver away and was allowed hi!
freedom.
Lease of the property at First avenue
and Fifth street by the S. T. Mcknight
company to the First National bank has
been fled It runs fifty years from Dec
/, 1905. The rate is $4,000 for the frs
five years, $11,250 for the second period
Of five years, $4,000 for the next tel
years and s17,500 for the remainin.
thirty years. -..
July 10 will see an exodus of Y M. G. A
small boys for the association annual CAM
, at Elk lake, near Clear Lake station
The camp is always looked forward t.
by the boys, who begin their preparation
weeks in advance The time is taken VI
with outdoor life and a half hour Of Bibl
( study is required each morning and Sun
day afternoon. The cost to members o
= the association is SO and to non-mem
bers $40. ~"
Vor It'd, an illustrated Scandinavia
magazine published in Minneapolis by f
B. Haugan, will come out with an elab
crate Minneapolis boom number abou
Sept. 1. The edition will number $500
and will be widely scattered among tn
prominent Scandinavians Of the northwes
and large part OF the edition will
sent abroad, especially to Norway an
Sweden. The Commercial club has bee
asked to assist in getting the number w
The last meeting Of the board of char
tiles and corrections as constituted dur
ing the past two years was held yester
day afternoon to clean up some odds an
ends. A contract for the air washin
machine for the city hospital wa
awarded to Joseph w. McCreary Of To
ledo at $94O. A contract was also let fo
paving an alley at the city hospital. A
offer of $50 a. lot for the old workhous
quarry was referred to the new board
which meets next Monday.