The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-02

BrahIS, 4O9 Nlcollet.
The east Minneapolis News is on
pages IS and 10 today.
Wedding Gifts and Rings. John s. AL
len, Guaranty Loan Bldg.
Separate rooms for parties of five to
100 in the Dayton tea rooms
Got too many hair switches; must sell
at half price. BrahTs, 400 Nicollet
Have you been to Barnum's trunk
store? Trunks are going at very low
prices. 715 Nicollet avenue.
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News store, 8
Third street S, near Hennepin avenue.
will receive prompt service. ., ~
Late returns from the building inspec-
tors office bring the aggregate cost of new
buildings for May up to 1104, 600 as COM
pared with $1,O31,0O0 for May, 1904.
Visit the picture department, Donald
sons Glass Block. A splendid collection
of mounted and unmounted pictures.
Picture frames made to order, prices rea-
sonable.
Rev. s. N. Demands subject at the SER
vice at the Jewish Reform congregation
| this evening will be "Humanity's Faith
in the Future.'' The service tomorrow
will be at 1890 am.
Ollie Goodrich, arrested Monday charged
with selling liquor without license at her
| rooming house on Third avenue S. was
convicted in police court yesterday and
fined $25 or thirty days.
Mrs. Harriet E. Reeves and Mrs. Nellie
| Gilbert committee of cut flowers, wish
| to thank all florists that contributed to
| the memorial committee: and also Mrs.
Thomas Lowry for her generous gift.
DR.. j. K. Hosmer Of Minneapolis is an
other speaker secured for the Sunday
morning services in memory Of the late
| pastor Of the Unitarian church, Rev. H.
! M. Simmons. The services will begin at
1890.
The splendid collection Of war souvenirs
displayed to SO great advantage at Day.
tons the last few days belongs to Major
Fitzgerald Of the 18th Minnesota Volun-
teers. to Captain H. A. Norton and to w.
| A. Fisher.
Oliver F. Bougie, arra1gned in police
court Monday for robbing the fur store
Of Max Rosenstein, 927 Nicollet avenue,
waived examination in police court yes
terday and was held to the grand jury
in $4,000 bail.
| Burglars broke into A. Anderson's drug
store at 104 Washington avenue S. We'd
nesday night and stole 81 from the cash
drawer. The thieves crawled thru the
, basement window and entered the store
by means Of a skeleton key.
, Thru motion Of the Chinese inspec-
tors the case Of One Foy, the Chinamar
accused of not having a certificate, has
been continued by United States Com
7 missioner II. S. Abbott. The dispositions
, being taken in San Francisco are not
completed.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
r pocket Nugget Books containing nearly
800 bits Of philosophy. humor and good
sense worth reading. Call for one when
you are at The Journal counter, or write
to the advertising manager and a copy
I will be mailed.
A small blaze starting in a rubbish pile
r on the river bank neJr the milling dis
! | trict threatened the mills last evening
The fire was near the railroad tracks ant
. several box cars caught fire. The de
5 partment extnguished the flames befor
any serious damage was done.
The juniors of the North Side higl
: school won out in the final debate on tn
single tax question yesterday against tn
sophomores, and were presented with
e silver cup by the school debating society
Each member Of the winning team wa
given a copy Of Henry Georges "Prog
h ress and Poverty" ~
Little Harold Ray, 4S Eastman avenue
who was thought to have been kidnappe
that evening. His father, Harvey Mic
cum of Glencoe, had taken the boy dow
| town after school and had bought him
d new pair Of shoes. Niccum took the DO
back after the two had seen the sights.
Judge William Lochren has signed a
order requiring Magnus Ford to sho,
# cause why the receiver appointed by "
S. King & Co., involuntary bankrupt
d should not be allowed possession Of tn
books and key to the, store. The orde
. requires Ford, an alleged mortgage, I
II appear before the court Saturday {
| 10 I'm.
Judge John Day Smith has granted
IL temporary injunction upon the prayer
H. P Thomas to prevent J. 3. Roger
from proceeding with his suit brougl
in the municipal court to eject Thoms
from the Court Chamber cafe. The tri
of the case for permanent injunction
set for September is. Thomas contend
a that he is Rogers partner.
The Viking Building association W
give a steamboat excursion down the Mi
sissippi river next Sunday The steam
! will leave Minnehaha landing at al
I and st. Paul at 10 a. The day will
spent at Anthony park, the boat return
ing to st. Paul at 9 pm. 3. j. Appelon
!, orchestra will accompany the party. I
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