The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-03

= A. B. Crowell, druggist. two stores,
Tenth and Hennepin and Mic. and Ninth.
Death may come suddenly. Have Ia
your will drawn by the Minnesota Title.
Insurance & Trust Co. Oneida. block
Mcintyre, of 614 Ninth street 5,
has not gone out Of the dressmaklngg
business as is being falsely reported.
Expert Marcel waving, shampoolng
and manicuring. Miss Olsen, seconu
floor, Dayton s.
President Northrop Of the University
Of Minnesota will lecture on Mac
BETH in the university chapel tomor-
row evening. ..Tt~.~ =,
This is the season Of high, winds;
| tornadoes and cyclones. Our poncy VIII
protect you from loss at small cos''
Minneapolis Insurance Agency: .-
The Tabasco Plantation company has
moved from it's Lumber Exchange e:f a.
Offices to suite 712 Andrns building.
Temporary entrance during May is
room 706. ,. r
G,L. Morrill, will address ! Camp
Patterson, Spanish war veterans, on
s'The Soldier as Citizen,'' at the
camps annual meeting tonight, at the
A. o. U. w. hall, Seventh street, near
Hennepin. !. #t.> Ii
Out of 1858 FIRE alarms sent in 1905
sci were sent by telephone. In any
emergency q northwestern telephone
more than saves the low rental charged
Reasons for using Pollock's Clipping
Bureau. First-It is the largest anc
best equipped business house IN the
northwest which is devoted exclusively
to the newspaper clipping business: J., II
the5ef Ter gne epe pest service
The habeas corpus proceedings begun
by James E. Markham in, st. Raul TO
the release Of A. P. Wallch, arreste'
by the sheriff of Big Stone county q
the result of controversy over a sal
of cigars, have been discontinued an
4 the case settled outside Of court.
Ben Cary. formerly Of the Minneapo
l lis commission firm Of Cary & Barnes
I has written to Minneapolis friends tell
ing of his escape in the San Franc1sc
l earthquake. Prisoned in the first foo
/ of seven-story hotel, he believed tina
1 his eime had come, but the bulld!ln
1 stood, and did not burn till he had tim
4 to remove his effects =
The st. Paul school board conten
plates the erection Of new eight-roo1
4 grade school in the first ward. A: Lii
dahl. school inspector, has reported thu
there are 400 children in the ward WI
cannot be properly accommodated b
the present school facilities. The rea
I estate committee Of the board IS no
1 looking into the matter.
4 What has the Twin City TelephoI1
I company done. for Minneapolis9
has reduced the. price of, independea1
line telephones from $40 a month to s
! and the price of resi- dence telephony
I from $6 to $3.50 It has improved tt
/ service to a wonderful degree. It h
I given the citizens Of Minneapolis
\ magnificent telephone system with
- party lines, insuring rapid service al
- the largest exchange. Better be Wi
y the majority than the minority.
Z Colonel Owen j. Sweet, commando
I the department of. Dakota, has order
4 general courtmartial to convene
4 Fort Keogh, Mont, May Z. The Diet;
, for the court is as follows: Lieutena
I Colonel Peter B. Bonus, Sixth caval1
I presidents; Captain George P: Viii
4 Sixth cavalry; Captain Alvord Van
D Anderson, Sixth cavalry; Captain F
Z ward F. Geddings, medical departme1
4 Lieutenant Rodman Butler, Sixth CO
4 airy; Lieutenant Albert j.. Wou
! Sixth cavalry, Judge advocate. ~ =