The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
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TOWN TALK

We cut to lift. Bentson Tailoring
company, .313 Hennepin avenue.
Windstorm Insurance, very low rates,
d. C. Bell Investment Co., Ill 4th st s.
For rowboats that can t sink see
Shadegg Engine Co., 315, Third street 5.
Spring term May ] at Eclectic Col
lege Books free. 225 Fifth street s..
George M. Blocker has moved his
law office to $40 Bank of Commerce
building. - Fs@ .sz
Ten acres near Lake Harriet pavilion
for $1750sy See George H. aHutchins,
432 Bank of Minneapolis building.
{ At Holcomb s. hall, As Fourth street
s., today at 8 pm, w. L. Beeman.
Subject will be ''The Socialist Re
public - -. r
Never buy real estate without having
the title insured by the Minnesota Title
Insurance & Trust company. Costs lit
tie, worth much. -. 80
Mayor David P. Jones will address
the Epworth League of Wesley M. d.
church. at $3.50 O'Clock tonight on
''ICityt, Evangelism HI"
That sweet picture, Hear Ny Dol
lies Prayer and Everybody's Mag
szine one year, So, at the Century News
Store, Third street S. -@s.&fE 1
A deed has been filed transferring
the old McCusick -Towle stables and.
ladjoining, property at Sixth avenue n,
near&Dupont, for $500. - 4
: The women of Linden Hills Mission
will serve luncheon Thursday, May 8,
parish house. 70 81 Sixth Street S. VAS :.
The Minnesota chronological asso
gMeElroy hall, Eighth street and Mic
olett avenue. Public character delin-
cation will follow the lecture. -
The Viking league, which has just
elected James A. Peterson president,
will give an entertainment to members
and friends at its new quarters in
Richmond hall, Wednesday evening.
The Minnesota branch, American
Institute Of Electrical Engineers, will
meet at 8 o'clock Friday evening in
the office Of the ST.. Paul. Gas Light
company, Sixth and Jackson streets,
st. Paul. =
Friends of the Judd house will be
glad to know that it will not be closed
: as has been rumored. Mrs. Charles
Robinson, formerly Of ST. Louis, will
- take the management, having secured
long lease of the property.
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: It
"Pollock So Minneapolis,
Ideal spots for homes. Lake Shore
- lots going fast. George B. Dart AMI
Charles f. Fuller, Phoenix building,
are sole agents for Reeves South Shore
Park, Lake Harriet, Linden Hills,
Morning Side and Woodholme Acres,
Call for plats and price lists. -
I'm, 1Jy,fA lof 4hn SnA4 oS4
shown in the Easter sermon at the
Wesley M. E. .ehureh, the pastor, Rev.
l.. Il. Guild will preach sequel this
- morning. The subject for the morn
ing service is ''The New Humanity"
a 9;d p for the evening 1.-THE Ih& King in
If you are not getting ~ per cent
you are getting too little. The State
Institution for Savings pays per cent.
Money deposited on or before May S
draws interest from May 81 Depositors
secured by five times the capital Of
any other savings institution in. tho
state, 49, .''- ia 4un,. 49,.
Miss Loretta De1lone, harpist of
the Minneapolis SYMPHONY II orchestra,
will leave for New York Tuesday to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Clark Miss Dell
one will give number Of recitals
in eastern Pennsylvania, and expects
49, to return in July for the st. Paul
An elaborate concert has been
planned for next Tuesday evening, at
Bethany Norwegian Lutheran church,
corner Franl4lin and Twenty fifth ave:
nues S, under ssthe direction of Oscar
Rockstad. He will be assisted by
Adolph NJ. Olson violinist; Miss FL
tira Krogsthad, soprano; A. y. Cab,
ring, i'tenory and Heinrich Gunnerson
prganist.
The majority of telephone users have
Twin city, service. = Ehose who have
minority, are discussing: the situation
This question can be easily sestled by
dropping into any. of the, important
business places, and watching the two
rival telephones. Those that have
- tested the matter say that a large
majority of the calls come over the
Twin City wires. .e4zR = -.
y Ash