The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-06-21
THE CITY'S GENERAL NEWS
fAChED UP AND CONDENSED BY
THE ENTERPRISE REPORTER.
Seen, Heard and Leliere0.

~ "Ao0u I'll VCuueSudy evening
while speeding his PAGER near
the Moon & Kerr Lumber Co.'s
mill, the horse stumbling and
falling in such manner that
Fred was the under dog in the
fight. Aside from a painful in
jury in his right arm 10 serious
bruises were received.
Don't fail to call on Mrs. H.
Strehlau, the pioneer and reli
able mllliner of the range, as
she carries the largest and best
selected stock north of Duluth,
at the Virginia Cash Store.
The Fourth of July committees
have been doing some tall hustl-
ing and it is an assured fact that
Virginia will have the celebra
ton of the range. You are in
vited to be with US.
Imperial and Primus Flour
sold as low as the lowest in the
city at The Fair Store.
M. H. Martin, Prop.
Fuller Bros, general mer-
chandise dealers of Iron juno
ton, will remove to Eveleth with
their stock this week. The boys
are energetic young business
men, and The Enterprise wishes
success in their new location.
Everybody for miles around
will be here to see Lemen Bro
theirs Three Ring Circus on Fri
day. June %.
| Leave your money in the town
by placing your order with
Wallace the Tailor.
J. o. Shadbolt, Of H1bbing,
will open dry goods store IN
the Dahl building about July 1,
removing his stock from Hib-
bing and adding greatly thereto.
John Korby will act in the capa-
city of manager of the new store,
which is'now being painted and
put in readiness.
Rain coats and mackintoshes
at Jackson & cos.
The agent of Lemen Brothers
says the secret of their success
all over the world is in always
giving everywhere the best
show on earth. It will positive
ly be here Friday, June 28.
Jos. Roman, the clothier, has
a new ad. in this issue of The
Enterprise, to which your atten-
ton is called. Mr.. Roman is
now neatly located in the new
Sullivan block, and carries a
complete and nobby line of
goods, to which he is constantly
adding. In his new location we
bespeak for him success.
Novelties received daily at
Mrs. H. Strehlau, the milliner,
| at the Virginia Cash Store.
The street sprinkler got in it's
work On Tuesday, but it's days of
usefulness were short. An ap-
paratus to dry up the mud would
i? now be more in line.
The bottom has fallen out IF
the prices of potatoes at The
Fair Store. M. H. Martin, Prop.
New instruments for the Vir-
ginia Band were ordered from
Lyon & Healy, through Jeweler
Chittenden, local agent. and the
organization will be in Al shape
for the 4th. The band has been
greatly strengthened this week
by the return of VIM. Knowles,
an artist on the cornet.
Novelties IN dress goods, wash
and China silks. Prices lower
than ever before.
Virginia cash Store.
It is stated upon reliable au-
thorty that the D., M. & N. will
soon build a spur track to the
Reekie mill, on the north shore
of Virginia lake.
A ten cent coupon, for pur.
chase of silverware, given with
every dollar of cash sales at
jackson & Cos.
Simon Erickson is putting uI
a neat residence on the Oliver
! company's property just south
of the Base Ball park. There
are several more residence hous-
es to follow this in the future, the
!; land being leased to the parties
wishing to build.
Nothing but the very best full
cream cheese carried in stock a,
The Fair Store. Even limburg
er in tumblers.
A 5 cent saloon, with lunch
counter annex, is now run by
l Byron E. Andrew. The new
deal will be a winner.
M. H. Martin, Prop
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