The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-18
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Read the Little Tel. Girl" page IA.
Frederick Roach. the Rambler bicycle
agent, is now located at 7th st N.
Blooming plants and cut flowers at Pat
they & Thompson, florists, IL It'll st s.
Wanted - Experienced architectural
draughtsmen. Bertrand & Chamberlin.
Bank of Commerce building.
Owing to track repairs tonight there
will be no car service on the Fourth ave-
nue. electric line between 1890 and am.
Easter lilies, 10000 wholesale and re-
tall Wessling's greenhouses, Thirty sixth
street and Henneppin. Store, COZ Hen.
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News Store, s
Third street, S, near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service. ~
r. F. Davis, inspector of immigration,
will leave for New York tonight in charge
Of Hannah Sophia Johnson, Anna Olsen
and Gust Axel Anderson, aliens. who
have been declared insane at the Fergus
Falls hospital.
The records Of the day-deaths, births,
marriages, hotel arrivals, railway time
tables, real estate transfers, building per-
mits and other information Of interest
will be found, together with want adver-
The special meetings in Vine church
continue with increasing interest. Rev.
Harold Hunting will speak this evening.
Wednesday evening the speaker will be
Rev. G. p. Burton: Thursday evening.
Rev. w. G. schell; Friday, Rev. c. J.
Triggerson. 4-...s
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will be mailed.
.Co-operaton is asked by the Retail
Grocer 8 association to secure the clos
ing of all groceries on Sunday. A report
read at a meeting Of the association last
night showed that almost every shop was
closed last Sunday, but that a few kept
open part Of the day.: q f. #,E5 !,
s%sRe1ics and "Reminiscences occupied the
attention of the John A. Rawlins post
G. A. R., at the Masonic Temple last
night. There were about sixty present, in
Guiding members from the citizens staff
Every one brought some war souvenir
and there was a story attached to each.
A junior class play will be given al
Johnson hall Saturday evening next Apri
3
| tickets will be on sale at the store O
G. w. Davies. Eighth street and Nicolle
avenue. Price Is cents. The proceed:
will be devoted to the Trinity Baptis
church.
A. A. Crane, cashier of the Nationa
Bank Of Commerce, will leave next weel
for New York to attend the meeting o
the executive council of the American
| Rankers' association which governs tina
body. The council will determine tn
place of the next annual meeting of tn
association.
The Lowry Hill Improvement associa
ton held It's annual meeting last night a
the home of F. G. Potter. 1853 Colfax ave
nue. S. Reports Of officers and commit
tees were presented and the following OF
ficers elected President, D. D. Webster
secretary, G.. W. Stricken; treasurer, j. +
Calhoun; executive committee, "A. L
\ Bright, j. F. Moore, J. e. Northrup.
Carl Faber, a laborer, was arraigned 1
notice court today, charged with burglar!
II on complaint of John Bjornson, VINO &C
l cuses him Of breaking into his mouse
21Os Twenty second avenue >, ana s1ea'
| ing 1924 Bjornson says the man was see
hanging about there several days las
week. and that the money was missed al
for his last appearance. Faber will nav
an examination and his bail was IKE
at $500. .s..
In olden days the traditional cross blu
was a sacred emblem of Good Frida,
with it's SAVIOR of sacred spices and care
fully marked with a slight cross fecai
ing it's religious suggestiveness. GENT
inc early days hot cross puns' an o.
English recipe used. Telephone you
orders early to grocers or Ye Ode Iyn
| pokerie s22 Nicollet avenue; Woman
Rasing company, 1900 Third avenue
the Cuisine, As Seventh street S; un
| yersity Bakery Lunch. 42l Fourteen'
avenue Sc. e.. H.