The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-11-29

vicinity, the demand for men ex
ceeds the supply. .
The drill being worked from
the bottom of the pit at tie Com.
modore is penetrating = wonder
tul deposit of high grade ore. ;,
The seasons shipments are
now practically closed from all
ports. In fact. most of the ore
forwarded from the mines dur
ing the past two weeks has been
to fill out cargo lots. III :S..s
John Rustgard has received
notice from Judge Nelson that
he has won again in the case Of
John Stahlberg against the oil
yer Mining company, tried at the
last term of federal court. Rust
CARDS clients got a verdict Of
$3, 900, and q motion was recent.
]y argued to set aside the verdict
on the plea that the injury was
due to the negligence of a co emf
| ploye Rustgard contended that
there were some duties an en-
ployer could not delegate to an
employe, and the neglect in this
case came under that head. Tho
motion was denied.
Tie work of sinking shaft c
at the Canton is at last complete
and drifting has been commenced
says the :Mesaba range. The
shaft is ITO feet deep. Water
is still very plentiful, nearly one
thousand gallons per minute
being raised. The timbers for
the new shaft house are nearly
all framed and will be raised
this week. Geo. Little is now
in charge of the work at this
shaft. Work was resumed at
shaft \ yesterday, after a shut
down of nearly a week while the
hosting machinery was being
repaired and lined up. Stock
piling has already been CON-
| mcnced at all three shafts and a.
| big pile of ore will undoubtedly
be ready for shipment by the
opening Of navigation next year.
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1t Hy,aen's liter. 4
Israel Havilla and Miss He'd /.
vik koskincn were united Ia
! :natrimony at the Finnish Tenn.
peranco hall cn Monday even
ing, Rev. Il. Sarweta, Of West
Duluth: performing the cere-
:nouy:. Mes5rs. S. Imonson,
Isaack Haapala and Oscar Olson
acted as ushers. while MISS Sci
tn; Ki]pola, Selma Actimaa and
Annie Neva|a were the brides
maids. (.The hail was decorated
in national coiors aud eyergreens
anal music for the occasion was
furnished by the Finnish Tenn
perance Band, OF twenty-five
pieces. The bridal procession
entered the hall to a wedding
march by the band at 0:10, and
after the ceremony an elegant
wedding supper WAS served and
the evening given up to dancing
and enjoyment. The entertain
ment of the evening was under
the direction of Kaarlo Wuori,
{ and to him much credit is given
!; for the social success of the af-
fair.
The marriage of Eddie Helps,
tho genial time-keeper at the
Adams. and MISS Nellie Shea,
one of Ironwood's most estima--
ble young ladies, was ;consecrat,
ed at the parish of st. Ambrose
Catholic church, 1ronwood,. at
t7o o'clock on Wednesday after:
noon, the Rev. FIR. Kehoe of1ic.
iating. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of a few
immediate friends, and The En-.
terprise joins in extending con-
gratulations and best wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helps. arrived in
the city today and will at once
begin housekeeping at the Ad~
ans.
J. r. Mahoney, of the hustl-
ing commission firm of Mahoney
Bros, returned on Monday from
a short vacation trip, the object
of which is discernable in the
fac; that on Thursday Of last
week. November 21st, he was
! married to Miss Lillian Moore.
of Wayzata. Mimi, bringing his
happy bride with him. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mahoney will be a valued
acquisition to Virginia social
circles. aud The Enterprise joins
i'll extending congratulations and
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