The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-09-20
THE CITY'S GENERAL NEWS
PICKED UP .AND CONDENSED Hy
THE ENTERPRISE REPORTER.
Seen, Heard and believed.

Under the guidance of G. H.
Webster a party consisting OF
Mrs. w. J. Moore, Misses Mar,
vim, Mullins, Rose, Lillian and
Jessie Scott and Messrs. J. A.
Scott, G. w. Carr, John Costin,
Jr., of this city and Messrs. Sill
liman and Blake, of Mountain
Iron, went through the under.
ground workings of the Auburn
on Friday evening last, Mrs. W.
J. Moore acting in the capacity
of chaperon. =
Since the Virginian has added
Kellogg CUTS as a share of it's
component parts it presents four
pages-those printed in St. Paul
of decently readable matter.
Men who write for "gut factor.
les" have better things to chew
than dictionaries, books of syno-
nYms or dead languages, fur
nishlng an appreciable change to
Vlrginian readers from the usual
slungullion to which they are
treated in the local columns of
the sheet.
The nome of Conductor Wool
len was frightened at an early
hour yesterday morning by the
appearance of healthy twins, a
boy and a girl, ''Papa' Wool.
len doubtless knew his business
when putting up his commodious
residence on Central avenue.
Sweeney, the watch-peddler,
who was jailed from Biwakik,
has appealed his case to the dis.
trict court, and was liberated up
on giving a bond for appearance.
Hon. John F. Dahl was in
from Eveleth Wednesday, Know
ing a good thing when he sees it
he told us to send 1.-THE Enter
prise. Mr.. Dahl will shortly op.
en- a law office in Virginia, it is
understood.
The Eveleth Star man is ap-
parenty Of the rattlesnake breed,
to indne from the venomous
quill he pushes when writing
anything relative to the lull of
activity in Virginia. And still,
we notice he comes here to do
more or less trading-when he
can get it "taken out in adv"
Mrs. M. Delfeld returned on
Saturday evening from an ex-
tended visit with friends in Iowa
During Ter absence, Mrs. D. Wis
tied the Chicago and Detroit
markets, where she selected an
elegant line of fall and winter
millinery and notions, which will
soon be opened to the inspection
of the ladies of the range.
The Virginian coolly states
that it ''publishes more news
than all other newspapers on
the range combined.' If this be
true, the other newspapers-ol
so-called newspapers - of the
range should petition Congress,
McGarry of Michigan or some
other erudite body to put them
in a different category, as each
and every of them certainly must
be disgrace to it's publisher, to
the community in which it is is.
sued and should be sent out as
blanks, if the nincompoop's esti-
mate of his contemporaries is
correct.
The Mountain Iron Brass
Band was over on Saturday
evening, playing for Finnish
dance at Crockett's opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Shadbolt,
of the Chicago Cash Dry Goods
store, left on Monday for Chi.
cago, where an elegant line OF
goods for fall and winter trade
will be purchased.
l.. Oleson and John Berglund
have leased the building former
ly occupied by W. S. Andrew as
a meat market and will open a
market therein as soon as the
fixtures can be gotten in place.
Mr.: Oleson has for some time
been in the employ of the Mes.
aba Meat Co., and is known as
an Al cutter and q good work.
man.
M. l.. Fay and family from
Hazelhurst, Wis, have moved
into the Scott cottage on Wyom.
ing avenue. Mr.. Fay is in the
employ of W. c. Yawkey, of De.
troit, Mich. looking after the
latter's interests in the Alpena,
Commodore, Bessemer and 9th.
or range properties.
M. H. Martin, proprietor ot
the Fair Store, has opened a