The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-23

Money to loan on real estate. No
delay. Title Insurance and Trust Co. j
For Sale-1e05 Franklin automobile.
216 Flour Exchange. Cheap for cash.,
Our "Surpassing Coffee" is famous.
Jersey Dairy Lunch, 26 Sixth street S.
Violets. 25 cents bunch; spring flow
crs in abundance. Telephone Latham,
the florist, SO Tenth st S. 7
A bearing orange grove IN Florida in
exchange for Minnetonka or Minneapo-
lis property. Inquire S25 LIST av S. =,
Everybody's Magazine, l year with
Lawson s book Frenzied Finance, $500
az the Century News Store, 6 Third
street S.
Fresh Violets, 25 cents bunch; choice
Carnations, so cents dozen; Tulips, IS
cents dozen. Thompson, florist, IL So.
Seventh st. I
Rev. w. H. Ryder will be ordained as
pastor at All Souls Universalist church.
Eighth avenue Sc, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, next Monday at 1880
pm. ~:
Team Owners union, No. I, will hold
an important meeting Saturday eve.
ming in Alexander halls. There will be
business of Importance and a full at
| tendance is asked.
Important business for transaction is
| the reason for the call of special meet
ing of the Minneapolis Real Estate
| board. to be held Saturday at pm. at
the Hotel Nicollet. 1t will be dinner
session.
Mrs. Edward Pepel of Highwood, st.
Paul. was injured in runaway, Wcdnes-
day, while on her way home from a
party. The horse became frightened
| +ho Sha &c n
a critical condition at her home.
who was kicked by horse while haul
ing a load Of hay out Of the city
Wednesday, died at the city hospital
Yesterday. Woodland was 80 years old
and had no relatives in the state.
Police Superintendent Doyle has been
asked to find the relatives of Erik
Winklund who died in Duluth yester
day. A brother, Charles Winklund, is
supposed to live here, but so far the po
lice have obtained no trace of him.
Pat Hyland' s saloon, at 9l3 Ceda
avenue has been closed until the return
of Mayor David P. Jones, who will re
view the evidence and determine if TIN
closing shall be permanent. Hyland i
accused of having sold liquor to minors
A bad check, drawn on the First Ma
| tlOnal bank and signed With the name
of G.; Cameron, was received by johnson
4 & Erdman, ,saloonkeepers at 100 Sixth
street s, yesterday. The check was
made payable to Harry Smith and thu
1 police are looking for, the forger. W..
Professor Conway Mac MILAN of tn
university delivered an interesting &C
dress before the schoolteachers Of s.
Paul yesterday "Some Aspects 0
Modern Thought was his subject, tn
occasion of the address being the regr
lar teachers meeting in the Centre
high school.
Patrolman Neil of Central station
. caught burglar in the act of hreakin.
into R. !. Nassin S saloon, 229 " ASKING
ton avenue last night, but the thief sav
the officer in time to escape. The bur
glar had broken the front window jus
as Neil came upon him. AS soon as h
, saw the officer he darted into an allie
and escaped.
, Wives and daughters of the MINI.
apolis letter carriers met last night
the G. A. R. hall, Third and Nicolle
to form a branch of the Ladies' auxi
iarv to the N. A. l.. c. The followin
officers were elected: President, l
Highly; vice president. Mrs. M. Wa
| kuivich; secretary, Mrs. B. Grogar
treasurer. Mabel f. Watson; mistres
alarms, Mrs. Carrigan.