The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-24
ToMoRRow's CALENDAR

tOmoblle tours.
Barnum has number of genuine wal
rus bags. 16-inch size, up to date shape.
While they last, $3.50. tbs Nicollet ave.
Miss Margaret G. Noonan, deputy
United States clerk, returned today from
an extended trip thru Colorado. Cali
fornia and Oregon.
The Minnesota Mycological society will
| meet at pm. today at room 525 Medi-
cal block, All persons interested in the
study Of fungi are invited.
H. G. Pratt, $3.50 Jackson street. coal
| wagon driver. drew lot 10 in block AZ at
| Columbia Heights yesterday. About
1000 persons were present.
For sale, at bargain, a $4,000 automo-
! bile; first class make and almost as good
as new Call and see it at Strong's Au-
tomobile Co.. 249 Third avenue s.
! The pressure on the new concrete
| blocks the Pitts Bros. are manufacturing
is from 80 to $50 tons instead Of pounds,
as announced last Saturday in T
| Journal. ...t... .s.-
Brigadier and Mrs. J. w. Cousins OF
the Salvation Army are investigating
| army conditions in North Dakota, which
| has recently been severed from the Cam
adam province and added to the north
west province.
Ole Johnson. As years old. died yester-
day on the Johnson brothers farm near
Wayzata. He was employed a few days
ago and it is said that he suffered an at
tack of pneumonia. The body was taken
| to the county morgue to await claim
ant. ...
Dr. Theo G. Soares, formerly Of Min
| neapolis, and now pastor of the First
Baptist church. Oak Park, ILL.,, drew a
lesson from nature in a sermon before
the Trinity Baptist church yesterday.
His text was from Matthew 6:26, Be
hold the birds of the air. The keynote
of the sermon was: Worry not
w. E. Hewitt. local attorney, says he
does not believe c. D. Crawford, the
convicted murderer of Heine Lundeen
near Elk River should be hanged without
ha wing his case heard by the supreme
. court. He has taken the preliminary
| steps toward an appeal and Is In Elk
River today attending to the matter.
Frank j. McGrath. appointed to sue
coed Charles Nelson in charge Of the
Minneapolis marine recruiting station.
arrived today. Nelson has been trans
ferred to Pittsburg, Pa, The average
number of recruits week remains about
the same, between seven and ten.. Large
numbers are turned away on account OF
InlllOI uSLectS.
After the new building of the A. O.
U. w. was dedicated at the state fair
gr..---tls Saturday afternoon there was an
elaborate program of athletic games. In
the baseball game. Minneapolis tri'
umphed over St. Paul by a score of 6 to
1. In the drill team contest Myrtle
team No. r. won by small margin over
Bridal Veil, No. 2o3. .....
William Cook. the engineer who was
injured at the Wabasha hotel fire, was
taken from Wabasha to his home in
Austin yesterday by his brother in law.
Charles Jones Of this city. Altho almost
aged to jump out of the window. He
landed on stone wall, breaking two ribs
and severely injuring his foot
Annie Paine, colored woman and ex.
convice, arrested Saturday by Detect.
ives Conroy and Lyons, has admitted
that she stole diamond stud from Sam
Weisman, Nicolet avenue pownbroker
She says she entered the pawn shop tc
redeem trunk and took the diamond
while he went into the rear room fol
the trunk. She returned the gem.
squad of North Side police were
called out to dispense a crowd of roughs
last night who had attacked a Twen
tieth avenue car with stones. The row.
dies were out for trouble, and as the cal
passed them they pelted it >furiously
Altho the passengers were uninjured {
police call was sent in and the patro
wagon brought half dozen officers. TIL.
young men took to their heels. .....
Lowry Hill church and Sunday schoo
will hold it's annual outing and picnic a
Minnetonka tomorrow. Taking the earl.
, train to Wayzata the crowd will be me
4 by the steamer Puritan and will take
tour Of the lake. Dinner will be servet
+ at the Spring Park picnic grounds.
! program of sports, including a baseball
I game between the men of the church AM
the boys Of the Sunday school, has beef
B arranged.
P. D. Boutelle Judge A. M. Harrison
| Marshall Coolidge, C. P Wainman an,
j. F. Wilcox of Minneapolis and MI
Russell of Chicago, have gone to tn
Bonanza Queen gold and copper mine a
Silverton.. Wash The five Minneapolitan
are trustees of the big company. Will
at the mine they will hold a trustees
meeting and will make arrangements TO
\ the Improvement Of the Waterpower an
the construction of a tramway for re
moving ore to the railroad.
Clans Gordon and Campbell of the Or
der of Scottish Clans drew about ], 20
people with them to Forest Lake las
I Saturday. The day was spent in games
n udIlClllS duu OQluOOl dIuuSGIHeIlCS Oh va
g rious kinds, in which the bagpipes too
a prominent part. Clan Gordon, fror
Minneapolis. captured most Of the ath
etic events. winning among other things
/ the baseball game by 16 to Is; the foot
ball game by 9 to /, and the tug of wa
4 by 2 to 1.
George E. Williamson. assistant cash
I Ter Of the National Bank of Commerce
/ former president Of the Minneapoli
\ chapter of the American institute wa
remembered Saturday night by the dele
gates to the third convention of the in
I stitute Charles F. Hoerr of the Firs
/ National bank of Chicago presented
resolution to be sent to Mr.. Williamso
I at the Swedish hospital where he ha
been confined eight weeks with sciatics
expressing the sympathy Of the clerk
and their sincere hope for his recovery.