The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-27

Chalk Talk.-George Bishop will give
a chalk talk at the Linden Hills Con-
sgregational church at the o'clock YES
per service Sunday.
So nrs -
+ Reunion and Picnic.-The annual re-
union and basket picnic of the First
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry assoeia-
ton will be held Monday, Aug. Is, at
the Soldiers Home.
Stuart Is Trustee.-H. A. Stuart Of
Minneapolis has been elected trustee by
the creditors of Jacob Barge, the res
tAur ateur, whose affairs are now being
adjusted by the federal bankruptcy
court
81 s'Artist's" Case Continued.-George
Bonell, who was arrested on charge
of forgery at the instance Of a young
girl, and is to be tried in the district
police court today for preliminary
bearing, but his case was continued I'M
til next week.
81 City Pumps Are Busy.-Big figures
are needed in showing up the amount Of
work performed by the Northeast pump.
ing station for the first six months of
sent 3,092,0S9, $50 gallons Of water to
the reservoir during the half year. For
a similar period Of last year they
s pumped 2,956,426,150 gallons.
Rural Route Changed.-Rural free de-
livery route No. 4, starting from the
st. Anthony-Falls station, will be dis.
continued after Sept. l and it's patrons
supplied from New Brighton, Ramsey
COUNTY. This necessitates the revision
of the other routes centering in Min
neapolis. ..~.>::t
First. Car of New Crop.-The first car
of new crop grain arrived in Mime
apolis today, consigned to Randall, Gee
4 Mitchell Of the Chamber of Com,
Hne No. quality, Weighing afty-sevenn
pounds to the bushel, or three pounds
above requirement. Northfeld, MINI
shipped the car and, is shipping new
barley today. ~
Winona Alumni Have Outing-Grad
yates Of the Winona normal school en-
Jeyed picnic yesterday at Big Island
Mnnetonka. The afternoon and even
ing were spent in recalling former day!
at the Winona institution. Man,
Winona graduates are in attendance a
the university summer school. and OF
this account the picnic was unusually
i Teachers See Twin cities.-Ninet,
eastern school teachers are "seeinl
Minneapolis today. They are all tina
are left Of 1926 members, Of the Nation
81 Educational association which lef
il Minneapolis from Yellowstone parl
early today, and spent the day seem,
Minneapolis and st. Paul, the Pillsbur,,
q mill, Minnetonka and Minnehah
Falls. - =
Two Candidates File::--Fred 2
Wright, a well-known republican work
CT and attorney Of Hennepin county
fled today as a candidate for the low
er house of the legislature from tn
fertieth: district. Mr.. Wright has bee
81 prominent campaign worker and ha
candidate for the state senate from tn
thirty ninth district on the republica
ticket. e.~<
Forty-fve Cents on the Dollar.-Th
final report Of the closing Of the affair
Of the 1nsolvent Millers' and Manufact
urers' Insurance company Of Minn'
apolis was made today to the distric
court. The creditors have received 4
cents on the dollar and the affairs &
the company are finally closed. TIL
examination for the state insurance .dt
partment was made by John A. Hart
gan and H.. L. Phillips for Insuranc
Commissioner T. D. O 'Brien.
South Dakotans Coming.-John !
Goggan Of Sioux Falls, s. D., secretar
of the South Dakota Press association
and George Schlosser, a well-kn
newspaper man of Sioux Falls, were i
Minneapolis today completing a gel
eral plan for an excursion for til
South Dakota newspaper men. The e,
cursion will be over the 500 line /
Winnipeg and over the Canadian P.
eifc to Vancouver. The trip will tax
about fourteen days and the party wi
leave the twin cities about Aug. 20.
AUTO KILLS a PRINCE. E
Munich. Bavaria, July 27-Prince Euge,