The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-06

Money to loan on real estate. NO
delay. Title Insurance and Trust Co.
! Unusually good cooking. Dinner Csc.
jersey Dairy Lunch Cafe, % 9Th st s.
Correct wedding invitations. Beard
Dayton, society stationers, at Dayton.
See our $50 special suits. FAX &
Bogie, % Sixth street 8. i
A. B. Growell, Druggist, two stores,
10th and Hennepin and Nicollet and 9th.
Violet plants, IS cents each. Carna-
tions, so cents doz. Burpee's flower
seeds Thompson, florist, II So. 7th st.
Imperial Sweet Peas have the great
est range Of color and beauty. Nor
thrup, King & Co., 30 Hennepin avenue.
The closing exercises Of the industrial
school Of Riverside chapel will be held
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. 4,
An all-day holiness meeting has been
in progress today at the Nazarene mis-
sion, 245 First avenue S. e-.e.~..
Savings deposits made in the Hen
nepin County Savings Bank April I'd,
Sd, 4th, 9Th, 9th and 7th draw interest
from the LIST. ....z
An attractive picture. "The First
housekeeping, an artist s proof, on
heavy book paper, free to every pur-
chaser at Browning, King & Co. s. +.
The old haymarket property, Tenth
avenue n, near Fifth street, is open to
receive only good dirt and ashes, moth
ing else. There is a nan in charge.
The spring term of the Y. M. C. A.
night school will open Saturday even
ing with lecture by DR.. j. S. Mont
gomery on "One-Sided People"
That sweet picture, Clear Ny Dol
lies Prayer,' and f verybody's Mag
azine one year, SO, at the Century News
Store, 6 Third street s. :,
Wanted-Roommate, by young bust
ness man. Two-room apartment in one
of the best apartment houses. One-half
total cost amounts to $17. Give refer
ences. Address 9727, Journal.
Inspect the new quarters Of the Min
| nesota Loan and Trust company at BIB
Nicollet avenue. per cent and PA
subject to check, and 3 per cent and
37a per cent on savings accounts.
An ordinance was introduced in the
for the licensing of all plumbers. The
license is to be issued by a board of
examiners to consist of the city plumb.
ing Inspector, one employing, plumber
one Journeyman plumber, and the city
engineer, member ex-offcio. =
Department Commander Levi Long
fellow and Adjutants O.. S. Clark have
| returned from Monticello, where a most
nthusiastie3campfr was held Wednes
day night by the Monticello post.
Monticello pastor is drilling twenty
| boys Of his church and will bring then
to Minneapolis for encampment week
! D. E. Fleissner, 1888 Selby avenue
St. Paul, had to be carried from hi
house last night to save him from
flames which consumed the roof of thu
residence. Mr.. Fleissner was confined
to his bed by illness and was jus
about to undergo an operation. TIL
fire is supposed to have been caused b,
defective fue, and the loss is place.
at $1,000.
Lyle Merritt, 81 years old, living a
4O5 Starkey street, St. Paul. was Sc
riously burned yesterday noon, at tn
plant Of the Stickney Gasolene Engin
works. Merritt was engaged in clean
ing his overalls with gasolene. TIL
overalls caught fire and before his con,
panions could extinguish the flames, h
was badly burned. He was taken to tn
city hospital, where his recovery
doubtful. .. d.. -
s. Z. Low, chief clerk to Willard }
Held, general manager Of the Twi
City Rapid Transit company, has bee
presented with a diamond-set watch
charm by yard foremen and yard en-
ployees who have been under his d
rection. AS local agent for the Pull
in his jurisdiction, and the gift was
mark of goodwill, upon the ternin;
ton Of his connection with the Pullma
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