The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-28
GAM tonight at the Auditorium.

The best heating plants use Andrews
Locomotive Steel, Boiler. g.. 'G.""> q
Our Newest Place-It's near at noon, I
Jersey Dairy Lunch, 46 Fourth street s..
A., B. Crowell, Druggist, two stores,S
10th and Hennepin andNicollet and 9th.S
rr Carnations,r 35c and soc per -dozen,Ss
Thursday. The Rosary, 602 Hennepin av.5
Tulips, Csc dozen; Violets, 25c bunch;s
Florist, ! l Seventh street S., q,
Picture lovers are invited to "a special
art exhibition It. tie Beard art galleries
att Dayton S Wednesday tonly. 4
Deposit your savings at per cent
with the Minnesota Title Insurance T.
Trust company. Oneida block. s
April Housekeeper Magazines ready
and waiting for zyou at Pickering 9,
ia Nicollet.4 Don't fail to- attend that
three-for a. quarter sale Thursday: !
The annual report of the st. Paul
fire board shows that during 1905 there
were S37 alarms, with fire loss of
$468,959. The expenses, Of TIE depart
ment for the year totalled $244, 5S6:41.
o. Lundberg, tailor. (. form g with yi5a
four years at Barton, has associated
himself with Miss Helen 8 dreSsmaking
establishment at sol Dayton building.
The home Of Stanislaus Zandlo, So
Seventh avenue NE, has been quaran-
tined on account of smallpox. Two
children are down with the disease, one,
a babe of II months, being in serious
condition. -
If the ST. Paul Commercial club
plans are carried out, Sixth street IN
St. Paul will be electrically lighted
0f
erty, owners. and merchants. = The Los
Angeles plan will be used: ),
The spring term at Hamline U - be-
gins this week and as q feature of the
opening service Rev. l.. 7. Guild, ID,
of Wesley NJ. E. church will deliver his
lecture, |s:The Crescent and the Cross, -
Thursday at $3.50 pm. in the chapel.
Special services beginning this even
ing at o'clock will be held at First
Presbyterian church. The sermons will
be preached by, Rev. John Robertson,
the Glasgow minister. Workers of sew
eral other churches will. attend the
meetings and aid in the services.
The. new steam fire engine purchased
by the city of Minneapolis was tested
yesterday in the presence, of Chief
Indianapolis and several aldermen It
was found to be satisfactory and wall
be accepted by the fire Department.
ri Word has been received at Fort Shell
ing that Captain Francis D. Siviter Of
the Twenty eighth infantry died Sat
<urday at the, general army ,hospitalt lin
Washington. Captain Siviter's com
pany is stationed at the fort, but he
was absent on detached duty at Grove
City, Pa ---a--. ---- .-.-
Griggs, >Cooper & Co.. Of St. Paul be-
gan suit in the United States circuit
court yesterday to recover. from Stein,
harndter of New York $992.07 alleged
to have been paid as duty on dam
aged consignment of French walnuts.
The Central Warehouse company is
brought in as garnishee. =, 80
The choir Of St. Mark s procathedral
will give. it's fifth Lenten musical ser
vice this evening at CLOCK under the
direction of Gordon Graham. Sefec:
tions from Handel's "Messiah' will
be, rendered, the solo. work being taken
by Masters Douglas Briggs, Melven
Mattson and. David Shearer. The offer:
tory will be given to the choir annual
outing fund. 1922.
D. R. Forgan, vice president Of the
First National bank of Chicago, will
speak tonight at Grace Presbyterian
church under the auspices Of the Ralph
Conner club, His subject is: "Char
acter in Business Mr.. Forgan- was at
one time connected with the North
western National bank, MINI eapolis. He
delivered a. talk in the first annual
course Of this club two years ago.