The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-09-06
THE ClTY'S GENERAL NEWS
p1cKED Up AND Condensed BIZ
n. THE ENTERPRISE KEPORTER.
Seen. Heard and Believed,

ls Seen. Heard and Believed.
/ Messrs. Skroye & Burchel].
/ the contractors. have been award
ed the contract for erecting the
new Episcopal Church edifce,
and will begin the work as soon
as they can finish with other
pressing contracts. The church
proper, only, will be erected this
fall, the school and tower to be
built in the early spring. The
Ichurch will be 25x4O feet, built
Ton the old English style of arch
itecture, the inside to be finished
in. polished and oiled wood
/ throughout. The contract price
| was $1155. .@..
The D., Nj. & N. will construct
new depots at Eveleth, Biwa
.[bik and Hibbing.
Follow the procession and ad.
vertlse in the columns of the En-
terpfse. 1t pays others-it will
pay you. :
Paper.bag advertising is all
right when no better is to be
found. But in any town which
supports a live newspaper, much
better results can be obtained by
IAN up-to-date change-every-week
FAD. in it's columns than by all
ithe paper-bag and fence-board
advertising in the country.
Frank Hlbbing, A. J. :Trimble
and A. M. Chisholm have sold
the Bank of Hibbing to w. C.
IGilbert, J.'P. Sims and j. F.
Killorin, of Grand Rapids. The
IDEAL. which was closed last
week, went into effect on Tues.
day morning when the transfer
Twas made.
!. The churches are now the on
.py places open in Superior on
ISunday and the preachers arc
the only people of that city who
jidesecrate the Sabbath by labor
ling on that day.
The Village of Virginia, on
,the Mesaba rAnge, though but
three years. old, has a popula.
tion, ,of 3,647, according to the
frecent census. This is rapid
IgrowtR with a vengeance.-In-
}Efiand Oeean.
| I Attorney Palmer and J. O
Shadbolt attended to legal bus
<ipess in Hibbing on Tuesday, the
result of their trip being highly
satisfactory to both.
Mrs. H. Strehlau and Miss P.
IA. Gram left on Tuesday for
Tower, where Mrs. Streh1au
! will open fashionable millinery
emporium to be- in charge of
Miss Gram. who has been with
her in her Virginia establish
ment the past season.
A change in the Columbia
Restaurant on Monday left John
L. Cusick in sole charge of that
popular establishment, he pur-
chasing the interests of his for
mer partner, George Clemens,
and will hereafter ''go it alone. -
This establishment has always
done a good business and we be
Ispeak for Mr.. Cusick continued
:Isuccess and prosperity.
Ed. Lirett. who has opened a
barber shop at Biwabilz, has put
lin another chair and irst-class
barber at his tonsorial parlors in
this city.
It is likely the city council
will decide to bond for SIS, 900 al
!, an early date.
Seventeen dogs in view at one
time at an early hour this morn
ing would not indicate that the
: dog-catcher had done much kill
ing this season.
! 1t is said to be quite likely that
) the Duluth, Missabe & Northern
( road willeconclude TO build its
!, new ole dock by day work in
stead of letting the work in a
T. bunch contract. No / dock was
. built in this way and the resul
!, was so satisfactory that all 9th
er things being equal the com
pany would rather build in thai
, way.
I The rattle of the anthracite
and the jingle of the dollars il
v takes to get it will soon be
: sounds of the present, a neces
: sary prelude to the spring-]ikt
: weather enjoyed in northern
9 Minnesota from September t
June, inclusive.
g Fred Shetland, prisoner il
Q the ST. Louis county Jail, com
), mitted suicide by choking, o,
e "Wednesday afternoon. He wa