The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-07

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See our $40 special suits. Yak &
Bogie % Sixth street S.
Investigate the Andrews Locomotive
Steel Boiler before you buy
Picture-framing well done at the
Beard Art Galleries at Dayton g. D.
p. Going to Europe? A. E. johnson Co.,
100 Wash. av S, for itineraries, etc.
Stoves stored for summer. U. s.
Stove Repair Co, IS Third street s.
Easter cards, postals and souvenirs.
Board-Dayton, Stationers at Dayton s.
A. B. Crowell, druggist, two stores,
Tenth and Hennepin and Nlcollet and
Ninth.
You can exchange your dollars and
cents with H. G. Neal for awnings and
tents. 245 Hennepin avenue.
Morgan post G. A. R. voted last
night to hold it's annual excursion June
q. by steamer and barge to Red Wing
and return. &c.,. .,..s. .
Savings deposits made in the Hen
nepin County Savings Bank April I'd,
Sd, 4th, 9TH, 9th and 7th draw interest
from the LIST.
: An attractive picture. "Tbe First
housekeeping, an artist IS proof, on
heavy book paper, free to every pur-
chaser at Browning, King q CO.'S.
avenue n, near Fifth street, is open to
receive onlv good dirt and ashes, moth
ing else. There is man IN charge. :
Weather need not worry you; your
friends, customers, the whole country,
can be reached from your office or home
If you have a Northwestern telephone.
At Westminster church Sunday eve
ming there will be notable address by
Rev. H. G. McClelland, DID,, of Pitts
burg, Pa, on ''The National Crisis in
the Negro Problem.'
Dr.. Montgomery speaks at Fowler
church, Sunday morning, on "The
Supremacy of a Great Purpose and in
the evening on HThe Man Who Con-
tradicted HIMSELF
Wanted-Roommate, by young bust
ness man. TwO-room apartment in one
of The best apartment houses. One-half
total cost amounts to ST.. Give refer
ences. Address 9727, Journal.
The Lumberjack Evangelist, F. f.
Higgins, has returned to the city and
will speak Saturday and Sunday eve
ming at the Christian Workers. Mission
hall. 20 Washington avenue S.
The Casino at Excelsior will be
opened informally tomorrow to accom-
modate the pleasure seekers who are
becoming very numerous Sundays since
the trolley line has been installed.
Attention! Boys and girls, too. You
can get new style iron top 1.-TWO
pieces) free next Monday and Tues
ternut bread. Go to the grocers early
and get one with every loaf you buy.
The Minneapolis Principals associa.
ttion held it's last meeting of the year
last evening in the mayors reception
room at the city hall. Miss Jean Gowdy
read a paper on "The Training Of the
WHIP and discussion followed.
The Union Veterans and Sons
league will hold it's regular meeting to.
night in Alexander's hall, So Sixth
street 8. Several matters of special
interest will be up for discussion by
able speakers and large attendance is
desired and anticipated.
The spring term of the Y. M. c. A
night school will open tonight in the
Y. M. c. A. hall with a lecture or
"Many Sided People" by Dr.. Jane:
S. Montgomery. Vocal and instrumental
solos will be given by NJ. L. Mcintyre
and Mrs. Ralph G. Norton.
The regular monthly open meeting O.
the Minneapolis Health league will b.
held on Tuesday evening, April 10, a
Eighth street, at 8 o'clock. The sub
jcct to be discussed is "Flesh Eating
Its Advantages and Disadvantages.
The following divorces were granted
In the Hennepin, county district cour
yesterday: Almeda R. Voss from 'Os
care. Voss, S. j. Walker from Edwar,
j. Walker, Robert Cummings from Sem
Cummings, w. E. Norton from Edit
Norton, G. E. Hollinger from w.
Hollinger.
A petition has been filed in the pro
De- :.
appointment of John A. Berkey as ad
ministrator of the estate of his wife
Minnesota De Graft Berkey. The es
tate is valued at 100000, of whicl
$4,000 is real estate and $4,000 pei
sonal property.
Fifty unclaimed bicycles that hay
been picked up by the police durin,
the last year will be sold at auctioi
Saturday morning, April 49,, at tn
Third avenue entrance to the city hall
Several Of the wheels are in good con
dition, while others are not so good
and will sell for low price. 81
Donald Curry's bicycle brake faile
to work yesterday and as a result h
was precipitated thru the expanse o
plate glass that formerly shielded tn
window display at Larabee's drugstore
1900 Hennepin avenue. The wheel an
the window emerged from the conhic
completely disabled, but the ~13-yea,
old lad escaped without a scratch.
The old post exchange council a
Fort Smelling has been ordered dis
solved and new one is to be organized
This is because four troops of cavalr
have requested admission to the e,
change. Heretofore the profits hav
been about $40 month to each con
pany interested. The addition of tn
cavalry to the exchange will probabl
considerably increase the profits.
Alexander. L. Rhyud and Anna Ev,
lvnd will receive IS cents in cash
they call and. ask for it at the offc
of the clerk Of the Hennepin count
district court. The amount is the
one-seventh share of the proceeds frol
the sale of a lot at Keegan s lax
awarded them by probate court d,
cree of. several years standing. FL
whereabouts Of the claimants is nc
known to the court.
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