The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-15

and to Judge from the appear.
ance OF the street, everyone else.
to turn out at about two O'Clock
Monday afternoon.
S. L. Johnson, president-elect
of Mckinley, was in this city on
Monday and made The Enter.
prise a pleasant business call.
Deputy Supeme Commander
Robert Stone, of the K. O. r. M.
will arrive here on Monday or
Tuesday to assist J. B. Orr in
the institution Of Maccabec tents
at Evelcth and Hiobing.
The John Gund Brewing Co.,
of LaCrcsse, Wis.,, has a word to
say to peopla who encircle the
foamy, in the advertising col.
umns of The Enterprise.
M. Levy is busy unpscking his
new stock of goods and moving
into the Scott building, which
has been considerably enlarged
and repaired.
The Enterprise calls attention
to the new advertisement of the
New Bargain Store. IN this issue.
The Mystic Supper given by
the Presbyterian church at the
opera house on Tuesday evening
could hardly be te med a success
from q financial standpoint, the
typical March weather keeping
many away who would otherwise
have been in attendance. How
ever, those who gathered made
the best of it, the program being
carried out 50 far as possible.
The cause and energy expended
were certainly deserving of bet
ter results.
Dodgers are out announcing q
political meeting to be held at
Crockett's Opera House on Sat.
urday evening, when addresses
will be delivered in the Enclish,
Finnish and Scandinavian Ian.
guages:
While aspirants for polite: /
honors are as thick as potato
bugs in August, The Enterprise
has yet to hear of but one candi.
date for city treasurer: Mr.. J.
r. James has held the city. Doodle
the past year, by no means an
onerous task, and the people are
apparently we'll satisfied with
his official conduct of the affairs
of the Office.
If one were to judge by the
tone of the supposed democratic
press throughout 'h,s section,
the 53rd Congress and its oster.
sible labors a'e not held in the
highest esteem by the ''un:err;-
fed" All the democratic party
ever needed was plenty of rope.
It obtained a sufficient supply,
and the natural result becomes
more apparent daily.
It may or may not be a fair
sample of the country solon who
has introduced into the state leg.
isiature bill providing a bounty
for the detection and conviction
of chicken thieves. We trust he
may be an exception. as the in
PRODUCTION of such damphoolish
measures does not tend to inspire
one with the highest regard for
the supposed intellect of legisla-
tors.
charles Johnson, a young
Finlander, who slashed q fellow
countryman with a knife in =
drunken row in Ely, last Janu.
ary, was sent to the st. cloud
reformatory. He was indicted
for assault in the hrst degree,
and pleaded guilty to assault in
the second degree.
Mrs. Amy Philbin, wife Of D.
M: Philbin, general manager of
the Duluth. Missabe & Northern
railroad, died at 'rhomasville,
Ca, yesterday morning.
Miss Spsagle has opened a
dressmaking establishment in
Mrs. M. Delfeld's millinery store
where she will 6e pleased to
meet ladies dasirous of work in
her line. All Work guaranteed
An elegant line of new spring
millinery at Mrs. II. Strehlau's.
and new goods continue to arrive
Millinery Opening.
Mrs. M. Delfeld is very busy
these days preparing for a grand
o,,pn,nO IF Snrinu and summer