The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-10-25
The ClTY'S GENERAL NEWS
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~. Seen. Heard and Relieved.
Robert Peterson, the Mesaba
avenue photographer, comtem.
plates opening a Swedish school
this winter two or three nights
weekly for three months term.
In this section where one finds
SO many Scandinavians. it is
purely business proposition to
be able to talk the language, and
Mr.. Peterson should be enabled
to get a class without exertion.
As y Recommendation of his abil.
ity, i is but necessary to cite
the. fact that he was formerly a
school ma'am" in. his native
land! Those desirous of joining
the class should make applica.
ton! at once.
VIM. Hayes has leased his sa.
loon and fixtures to J. G. Losey,
of Ely, who took charge of same
a week ago, giving a grand open
ing with brass band accompaai-
ment on Saturday evening last.
Mr. Losey is making some
changes; and intends running a
strictly first class place.
Ransom Metcalfe, who has al
ways acted in the capacity of ed.
itor and manager of the Mesaba
Range, has purchased from the
estate of DR.. Barrett all interest
to- the paper. Bro. Metcalfe
has always made Of the Range a
reliable, newsy sheet, and The
Enterprise wishes him deserved
success.
Should Charles H. Stuckey,
the. absconding cashier of the
State Bank of Duluth, ever be
captured, the Jail officials should
never neglect securing for his
delectation copy of the editor
ial 5efusion on his account in yes.
terday's Virginian. It would
give HIM pleasing assurance that
the assininity of man would be
perpetuated cen though he was
confined for countless years.
| W.*B. Mclean now holds the
fort id A. Hawklnson's hardware
establishment, making a useful
fixture.
According to the Grand Rap.
ids Herald, j. D. Buxton, form
erly at the Ohio, contemplates
going to South Africa, There
is page in The Enterprise led
ger which the gentleman may
have framed and carry as a me-
mento, if he so desires:
The Second Ward justice was
;; "touched'' on Tuesday evening
for some sixty dollars.
A. Hawkinson has the con-
tract for and has this week been
doing the timing and plumbing
; on'the new Eveleth school build
ing
Frank Jutrash, Virginia's
hustling timer and plumber,
has the contract for this class of
work on DR.. Rood's new hospit-
al, now in course of erection at
Hibbing.
VIM. Hayes contemplates don
ming a mackinaw and moccaslns
and taking a logging contract.
He will be right at home again,
in this case.
Skrove & Burchell, contract
OrS and builders have recentlv
secured contracts for Hlbbing
parties which will keep them
busy for many weeks.
Seth Sellers has the lead on
his Eveleth stage route, and
finds the new enterprise a
source of some revenue. Glad
of it.
The Hustler is authority fo,
the statement that Judge Prince
has received a most liberal offel
to take charge of some mining
property in Oregon. 1t depends
somewhat upon what the offel
may be, but we should surmis<
that "a most liberal offer'' nigh
leave "a very comfortable mar
GIN above what is received from
his writings by the gentleman
who indtcts the "quizzikal quer!
quolumn" at the solicitation 0
Mr.. Rofmann.
1t is reported that some ne1
':stock" has been imported TO
the payday trade on Maple 81
. The attention of the police
5 called to this matter. ~
Anton Hirsh, q Polander, die
Z. of heart disease at his home o