The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-09
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manufa cturer. Barnun, It's Nicollet.
Wedding invitations, latest STYLES,

Buy your trunks and suit cases Of the
manufa cturer. Barnum. 715 Nicollet.
Wedding invitations latest styles.
Beard. society stationers, at Daytons.
Invest your savings In a good per cent
farm mortgage. Barnes Bros, Oneida Bldg
Artistic Dan Patch posters free at An
drews Heating Co.'s exhibit, Mfgr's. bldg.
DR.. Norred, $40 Syndicate Arcade. Day
and night phones, T. c. 1850. N. W. 1437.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. John S.
Allen, no Guaranty Building, ground floor.
All classes of bonds, burglary and la
bility insurance written by Fred L. Gray
Co., Guaranty Building.
Never buy real estate without having
the title insured by the Title Insurance s.
Trust company. Costs little, worth much.
Free at Lake Harriet Pavilion Sunday.
Revere Beach Boston Life Savers, Chicago
Twentieth Century Quartet and our own
orchestra.
Rev. W. s. Brooks Of Chicago, for
merly pastor of st. Peters A. M. e.
church, will fill the pulpit at Bethesda
Baptist church tomorrow.
A meeting will be held at pm. Sun
day at socialist headquarters in Holcomb's
hall, 45 Fourth street S. Thomas Van
Lear and others will speak.
About 1859, $500 messages were sent
over the lines Of the Bell Telephone Com
panies in 1904. You will get your share If
you Use the Northwestern Telephone"
The Century News store, Third street,
near Hennepin, has the largest line Of
souvenir postals, magazines and loo
books. See us about your binding and
subscriptions.
Eli Pickett Of Albert Lea, father of Mil
| ton Pickett, a victim of the Tribune build
| Ing fire, Is attending the reunion Of the
! Tenth Minnesota. Today he Is member
Of a family picnic at Minnehaha.
G. Gallagher, treasurer at the Unique
| theater, entertained three members of the
cast this week in a Journal automobile
ride yesterday. In the party were Mr..
Gallagher, Miss Lee, H. Beckrow and w.
J.. Knaffla-
| John Accale, the oiler at the streetcar
| company's power house on the east side
who fell from the second gallery while
working yesterday, died at the city hos
| pital last night. He was "a years old and
is survived by a widow and one child.
| The report Of George M. Callahan as
sistant superintendent of the Union City
Mission, for August shows that the mis-
sion furnished to the poor 399 meals 1.18C
lodgings, 1877 baths, 1877 odd jobs for men
and twentyseven for women. Thirty -one
meetings were held, with a total attend
ance of 2,065.
The street railway company is trying
out its new Minnetonka cars on the Lake
street line. At night the long shafts O.
light from the arc headlights illuminate
the avenue, and the ease of the rolling
stock, together with the smoothness O.
the new track, give the patrons Of TIT
line opportunity to ride under the mos
favorable circumstances.
The Christian Brothers Alumni Of D.
La Sale institute will hold their reunion
at the school hall Monday at 9:3
pm. Several well known speakers have
promised to be present. If possible
Father Cleary will be on hand to give thu
E1eO5 graduates a few words of welcome
Arrangements will also be made for fu
ture meetings, which will be held the f1rs
Monday Of every month.
The Minnesota college was formally in
stalled last evening in it's new home a
Harvard and Delaware streets, the build
ing formerly occupied by the Minneapol1
academy DR.. P. M Magnusson, presi
dent Of the institution: DR.. G. j. Petr
Rev. Rast Of Red Wing and P. Wahlunc
! manager Of the school, were among thos
who addressed the large audience. Tn
] school opened Tuesday with large at
tendance and every prospect OF success
J full year.