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


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thru Barnes Brothers. :. ..
See Andrews Locomotive Steel Boiler
at 202 Nicollet avenue.
A. B. Crowell, druggist, two stores,
Tenth and Hennepin and Mic. and Ninth.
A northwestern extension telephone
in your bedroom costs but 50 cents per
month.
The Gideons will have charge of eve
ming services of the M. E. church at
Hopkins tomorrow at 1880 pm.
Geo. M. Blocker has moved his law
office to 519-520 Bank Commerce Bldg,
First avenue s and Fourth street.
Be on the safe side. Insure against
loss from Tomatoes and Windstorms.
D. G. Bell Inv st Co., No. Ill So 4th st.
Rev. G.. L. Morrill, will address the
Ladies' Lincoln lodge this evening at
Seven corners, on the occasion of the
annual May day entertainment.
A vacation without kodak is a va,
and up. r. " Moreau company, kodak
| dealers, GIG Nicollet avenue.
This is the season of high winds,
tornadoes and cyclones. Our policy Will
protect you from loss at small cost.
| Minneapolis Insurance Agency.
DR.. L. T. Guild of Wesley Methodist
church has gone to Ames, Iowa, where
| he breaches tomorrow to the students
of the Iowa Agricultural college.
The Tabasco Plantation company has
moved from it's Lumber Exchange
offices to suite 712 Andrus building.
Temporary entrance during May Is
room 7O6. 49,.
Rev. Joseph Hogg will have charge
of the Christian and Missionary ALI
ance service Sunday at 8 pm. at the
! Northwestern Bible and Missionary
Training school, 6 Eleventh street 8.
Rev. D. s. P. Long will occupy the
pulpit at Wesley. M. E. church both
DR.. Guild, who is at Ames, Iowa, where
he breaches tomorrow before the state
agricultural college. 49,
Reasons for using Pollock's Clipping
Bureau. >First-It is the largest and
best equipped business house in the
northwest which is devoted exclusively
to the newspaper clipping business. 1t
can therefore give the best service
"Pollock So Minneapolis.
Miss Alice Boiling, representative Of
the Universal Brotherhood and Theo
sophical society, of which Katherine
Tingley is leader and official head, viii
deliver an address Sunday evening OF
HSome Problems of Today in the Ligh
church, Eighth street and Mary place.
Edward A. Geyer, St. Paul, accused
of being implicated with Louis Jung
bauer in embezzling funds from thu
State Savings bank of St. Paul, had s
preliminary hearing in police court yes
terday and was bound to the: CRANE
jury. He was charged with receiving
some Of the funds taken by Jungbauer
who has admitted his guilt.
At the close Of the sermon at thu
First Baptist church Sunday morning
the Lord 3 supper will be celebrated
and the hand Of formal welcome int
the fellowship Of the church will b
given to those who have united within
Rev. W. B. Riley. will begin a series o
speaking that evening on Twas Chris
4 Begotten by the Holy Ghostq'
The Norwegian National club will
4 give an entertainment this evening a
DANA hall, Cedar avenue and Fiftl
1street: The feature will be the pres
entation of Hulda Garborg's popula
j comedy, 'fRationelt Fjosstell," by !
4 number Of clever amateurs. There vii
be an exhibition Of "springdans'' an
Il OGAO1 pCcIodAU u1HCO03 cao "CA1 dS
4 program Of song and music After tn
program there will be dancing.
Henry Haigh, IL years old, Twin
with his parents at $50 Holly avenue
St. Paul. was injured in a streetca
accident on Summit avenue, ST.. Pau
yesterday. He was riding down the hi
and, seeing a car back Of him, he be
came frightened and tried to get Of
the wheel. In dismounting he fell o
| the tracks in front of the car, whic
struck him, throwing him to one side Q
s the track. His injuries are not serious
At Fowler Methodist church tono
row, Dr.. Montgomery, PASTOR service
Of the morning will be "God Hath Al
:, pointed a Day. Tours; offertory, "Tf
Il Penitent,' Van De Water. In the ev
d ming DR.. Montgomery will give a pol
Is ular address on the subject, ."What tt
y Fruit Trees Say The choir will re,
=. der "Oh, Israeli by De Morest, an
e, "God So Loved the World" by Staine