The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-06-14

Mrs. M. Delfeld continues t
receive new goods and keep he
elegant stock of millinery cor
!. tinuously in the lead of all stock
on the range. Her prices are al
ways the lowest and her stock i
replete with latest novelties. I
you would save money you vii
buy your goods of her.
Joe Roman now sports a mic,
new awing and has same on tn
front of his new location.
Peterson & Christopher, pro
prietors of the Iron Range Gro
Gerry company, presented t,
view this week a new awnin.
and is a neat one.
i John Cusick, Al Olson and A
Bickford were appointed by tn,
fire company Monday evening a
a committee of arrangement fo1
their hop July 4th.
| Rev. Matt Belban, of Tower
will hold high and low mass i,
the Catholic church Sunday
forenoon.
John Anderson's building, nov
occupied by A. Dreger as a sal
oon, has been painted this week
H. A. Durkee's two buildings
on the corner of Chestnut and
Cleveland have been painted
this week.
W. J. Lawrence was kept
busy the first of the week put.
ting tar and gravel roof on the
Korby building.
An elegant line of pocket
knives and fine cutlery just open.
ed by Prescott & Mars Co.
Eveleth has a base ball park.
They wish a game with Virginia
Monday next, according to the
date of the challenge issued this
week, but it is an off day.
A letter from Peter Saltnes,
a former Virginian but now at
Alceister, South Dakota, states
that the crop outlook at that
point is bright. Mr.. Saltnes en-
closed 50 advance subscription
to The Enterprise.
Peter Schipley has a new de.
livery wagon, being smaller and
more substantial than the first
one sent him. r..
The Reekie saw mill has been
closed for the week, during
which time new machinery i'm.
provements have been added to
the outfit. They re-opened yes
terday.
A special train took a party of
Virginians to Ely Lake on Sun
day last, where pleasant day
was spent by the party, boating
and fishing. Certain members
of the party made some good
catches.
Geo. Carr's building is loom
ing up gradually.
Peter Schipley has a farm be.
tween this city and Mountain
Iron near the road.
The nobbiest line of ladies and
gents fine shoes, for spring and
summer wear, on the entire
range, at Jackson & Cos,
F. L. johnson & Co., grocers,
have a new awning.
R. II. Lawrence, contrac tor
aud builder, who has been at
Hibbing for the past two
months doing work in his line,
was seen on our streets Satur-
day. His new contract is the
mason and plaster work on the
new Office building at the Ma.
honing mine there which he be.
gins soon. He spent Sunday
with his family at Tower.
The fence at the base ball
ground which was recently
blown down was again placed in
position this last week.
Dress goods in abundance
from cotton to the best silks and
satins at the Virginia cash store,
announcement.
I wish to announce to the pub.
lie here in Virginia that I do not
run a wholesale liquor house and
neither does anybody else, for
the Recorder can tell that such
license has not been issued nei-
ther do I run a restaurant, but
The California Wine House with
the largest stock of wines and
liquors, old brandies, etc, in the
city and north of Duluth. al.
though it is against my wishes.
Z