The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-17

Andrews Heating company have recent
ly shipped large plant to Dallas, Texas.
For Rent-Good light space in Dayton
building. Heat and elevator service. Wal
ter L. Badger, agent.
The Minnesota college trustees have
closed the purchase Of the Minneapolis
academy building for $4,000.
Thomas Lowry, president of the 500
line, returned today from New York,
where he has been nearly month.
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News store. 6
Third street S. near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service.
If the weather permits tonight the fire.
works display prevented by rain last night
will be given at Wonderland also StrahPs
120-foot dive and Duvalrs leap for life.
The New Thought society meets at 1912
Nicollet avenue Sunday evening, O'Clock
sharp. DR.. Louis Williams, speaker; sub
ject, 1.-THE Development Of the Psychic
Powers
Washouts on the Milwaukee road near
Minnesota City necessitated the transfer
of trains to the Burlington road at La
| Crosse. The Pioneer Limited was two
hours and forty-f1v minutes la today on
| account Of the change In route.
| The Handicraft guild summer school,
will open Monday at 8 am. in the Cen
! trail high school, when Ernest A. Batch
elder of Los Angeles, CAL, will meet the
! classes. Registration cards may be Sc.
cured at the high school at $3.50 am.
| Free for the asking-Journal vest
| pocket Nugget Books" containing nearly
| sense worth reading. Call for one when
you are at The Journal counter. or write
| to the advertising manager and a copy
| will be mailed. .es.
| Rev. G. L. Morrill, leaves for Milwau.
kee Sunday evening, where's he will adj
| dress the Foresters in their national con.
vention. He Is a Forester, and chap
lain, and in his official picture appears II
full uniform. He will return to Mime
apolis Tuesday morning. -
The twenty eight annual picnic of tn
Royal Arcanum councils will be held a
| Excelsior Friday June %. The Haywood
fleet Of steamboats, have been hired an(
there will be all kinds Of games and sports
on the common. A big dance will be give1
at the Casino in the evening.
Superintendent Dole has issued a bulle
tin to all the police officers calling atten
ton to the fact that the policy adopted b.
the present administration at the Outse
is still in force. They are reminded tina
they are not to be persuaded from carry
ing out the general orders and that tn
fight is to be kept up against the socia
evil.
Plymouth church people went to Breez
Point today for their annual picnic. TIL
threat ening skies diminished the attend
ance. All Saints church abandoned thei
picnic entirely, which was to be held b
boat from the st. Louis on the Milwaukee
line SANDY Lyon started out with min
coaches this morning and the nurnbe
was cut down to two on account of tn
promised rain.
Mrs. Augusta Alexander, demented wa
wandering in the vicinity Of Fifth avenu
! and Twenty-ninth street yesterday an
was taken to Central station by the pc
lice. Mrs. H. L. Farmer, special ager
Of the Humane society, tried to take he
home, but on, the way Mrs. Alexande
fought fiercely and refused to go. Detec
tive Hanson assisted Mrs. Farmer an
together they returned the insane woma
to her home at 2O27 TWenty-fourth ave
nue. S.