The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-04

Hotel del Otero, Spring Park, Mime
esnka opens May 20 for the season.
Save IS per cent on your wedding gifts at
White & MacNaught's. jewelers., this week.
Personally examined first mortgage
farm loans to yield 5, 511 and 6 per cent
Wells & Dickey company, bank floor
Guaranty building.
Minneapolis lodge, No. 1. Knights Of Py-
thas, will confer the rank Of page at
regular meeting Friday evening. A full
attendance Is requested.
Eight cub wolf pelts were brought into
the auditors office today and So was car
ried away by George Dahlhelm and Au-
gust Daluge Of Hassan.
We will not let you forget about our
cyclone and windstorm insurance. We
have the very best policy. Rates are low.
D. c. Bell Investment Co.
We will not let you forget about our
cyclone and windstorm insurance. We
have the very best policy. Rates are low.
D. c. Bell Investment company.
Camp A. R. Patterson No. I, Minnesota
Society Army of the Philippines, will hold
its regular monthly social meeting this
evening in its hall at II Seventh street
s. All veterans and comrades cordially
invited.
The records of the day-deaths, births,
marriages, hotel arrivals, railway time
sables, real estate transfers, building per-
/ mits and other information OF interest
will be found, together with want adver-
tisement on page IA of this issue.
| Robert M. Ankeny was busy this morn
| ing passing the cigars around to his
friends and fellow employees Of the Wy
man Partridge company. The occasion
was the arrival last evening Of g. fine
| eight-pound boy at the family residence,
I 24O1 Clinton avenue.
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| Mrs. Earl Larson, the woman whose
story was told in T h Q 0 UT n l, an6
who has searched thru eight states witt
| her chicldren for her husband, has beer
sent by the Associated Charities Of Min
neapolis to Peoria, ILL.,, where she has
friends who will care for, her.
W. R. Maroney, clerk for the c. S
Bracket company, was found technical!
guilty in police court Yesterday on
charge Of selling liquor without a license
Judge Waite imposed a sentence Of 81
l or thirty days and suspended sentence, a.
the license had been taken out severa
ii weeks ago.
April sales at the postoffice amounte
to S1O5, O91 81, showing an increase o
| s11 900. %, or 1875 per cent over the sale
of April. 1904. the postoffice authorize
believe that the sales indicate the pros
! perity of the city, as in the past the pc
4 cent of increase has borne close relatlol
| to bank clearings, etc. ..
| A strange man was seen in the Arcadi
flats on Chicago avenue and F1fteent
street yesterday, trying skeleton keys o.
: the doors Of the apartments, where tn
families were known to be out. He wa
seen by a woman who lives in the build1n
and the police were notified. The ma
had disappeared when the officers &C
there. ~..
Now, that a part of the Fifth stree
cycle path has been destroyed at the com
mand of the council, the wheelmen al
waking UP to the necessity Of taking steI
to prevent the destruction Of the remain
ing paths. The Minneapolis Cycle TRAD
association has appointed q campals
committee, has secured an attorney ar
will make a determined fight The FIJI
street path between Tenth and Riversit
4 avenues has been graded down to II
| street.