The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-14

MISUNDERSTANDING WCAi oo'Ao ~ -
Beard Art Galleries at Dayton's.
Stoves stored for summer. u. ..
Stove Repair Co, 13 Third street 8.
The st. Anthony Falls Bank is hea5ed
with Andrews Locomotive steer boiler'
A. B. Crowell, druggist. two stores
Tenth and Hennepin and Nc. ana Ninth /.
Hyacinths Easter lilies, datfodl!s, tu-
lips. Nagel's greenhouses, ll8 w Lake.
The Lake street car takes you to Ma
gels Greenhouse.
A northwestern extension telephone
in your bedroom costs, but 50 cents
per month.
Mr.. D. C. Shepard of st. Paul offers
reward for his lost setter dog. See
Lost and Found column this paper.
Notice.-Going to move; big reduc-
ton on Frames, Pictures, Mirrors. Store
Don't forget Miss Lippincott's new
grass and sweet peas.
This is the season Of high, Winds i5,
tornadoes and cyclones. Our policy Will
protect you from loss at small cost
Minneapolis Insurance Agency. "
An attractive picture, ''The First
Housekeeping, an artists proof, on
chaser at Browning. King &; Co. s.
DR.. Montgomery speaks at Fowler
Methodist church, Sunday morning, on
:The Promise of Easter and In the
evening on "What the Figures Say
George M. Coates has brought suit in
the district court at st Paul against the
North-W estern road for $2l 900. He al
leges injuries in being dragged from
crowded train March rs, 1904, at Pierre
S. D. The case has been removed to
the federal court. ~
Postmaster Percy Walton of Column
bia Heights has resigned his eom nm
regiment, NJ. N. G.. The resignation wa
rendered to the adjutant general, tn
reason given for the action being tn
pressure of business and official al
fairs. .-.
At the Fowler Methodist churc
Easter is to be deliberately celebrates
this year. An orchestra selected D.
Professor Wiley will render the music
DR.. Montgomery speaks IN the mornln
on "The Promise Of Easter and
the evening ne gives P SI1 aoafes
Amateurs were crowded off tn
extraordinary attraction of "Princes
Trixie' proving too much for the ambi
tious young artists. The crowd
which thronged the theater at both per
formances only wanted to see TIKI
and the beautiful little mare did he
best to beat the amateurs.
Joseph Gagne is at Asbury hospita
3 in a precarious condition as the result
of streetcar accident on Nicollet ave
nue. late last night. AS he was alight
ing from the car, his clothing wa
caught in the gates and he fell to tn
! pavement, sustaining, broken arm an
d old and lives with his family at % Ger
8 trail avenue. j. .--...'. 2
At Westminster church DR.. John I
: Bushnell will give short "East
Message at the morning service. III
! choir will be assisted by q strong c
) terie Of special singers. One music
I number will be the March Reli
s ieuse,' by Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle SEQ
s and Mr.. Woodruff. In the evening t
I EVictory: The musical program wi
: be of especial interest.
I DR.. A. B.. Marshall, pastor of II
- at the afternoon meeting for men
| the Y. M. G. A. at $3.50 tomorrow Ion
! topic that is quite appropriate for {
Easter day service. It will be a speci
Easter message for men. Kenny's 6
chestra has also prepared speci
Easter program for the parlor music;
and another special program for t.
meeting in the Auditorium.
"Easter: A "Theosophical Interpre
- tom by a Point Iona student w
- be the subject for. the lecture to
given Sunday evening at the First y
tartan church by Miss Alice Bolti1
. representative of the Universal B
3 therhood and Philosophical society,
which Katherine Tingley is the lead
and official head. Some INTEREST,"
facts about the symbolism Of East
tide will be heard. A special mu
;. program from the works of Guilms
= and Wagner will be given ..