The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-09-13
General Notes and Comments,

II 1t happens in Virginia YOU
will find it in The Enterprise. e.
r, E. White & Co., of Moun>
tain Iron have made a voluntary
assignment for the benefit Of
their creditors to A. A. Warfeld,
of Duluth. An affidavit on file
fixes the assets at less than 800.
600, and on that showing the
assignee's bonds We're fixed at
SAC, 1000. They were filed aud
approved with the following
sureties: c.. E. VanB Bergen, E.
r. Jefferson, E. W. Matter, T..
Rouchleau. A.:
Spring and summer underwear
a complete line just received. BY
jackson & co.
Miss Bertha Demgen has &C.
cepted q position in the Chica.
go Cash Dry Goods store, enter.
ing upon her new duties Mon.
day.
A complete stock of ready
mixed house and floor paints,
all colors, at Prescott & Mars
Co. * 77F'
The 1shpeming strikers are
petitioning the workingmen. of
other ranges to aid them by:con-
trioutions. God helps those
who helps themselves, boys, and
if you will stick to your chosen,
bull.beaded, disreputable, scoun.
drelly Leaders,, then stick-but
don't call on men who are work.
ing for the same or less than
you were receiving when you
struck, to aid you in your pres.
ent distress. You invited dis.
tress-take it as a bosom com.
panion, but care for it your
selves.
We have the stock and the
best ind most complete stockton
the range, and we will sell to
you at the lowest living prices
The Fair Store,
M. H. MARTIN, Prop,
J, B.. lowe, of St. Paul, who
ha been out with a party pros
pecting for coal on the Big Fork
River, is in town today after a
supply of provisions. Mr.. DOVE
is enthusiastic over the prospects
for coal in that section. He
claims to have found on the Big
Fork river the outcropplngs of a
vein of genuine bituminous coal.
He says he expects to continue
his search until he locates the
coal beds which many people
for years have believed. to exist
in that part of Minnesota For
Francis News. ~
The nobbiest line of ladies' and
gents fine shoes, for spring and
summer wear, on the entire
range, at Jackson & Co.'S,
The Metropolitan Land & Iron
company has so far this season
shipped over zoo, 900 tons of ore
from the Norrie and connections.
Considerable excitement has
been created at Fl. Francis and
Rainy Lake City over a report
that has come from the Manitou
district to the effect that Berg,
Aspelund and Franson !have just
washed out $500 of gold in three
days. They had sluice boxes
nicely arranged for the work.
Julius Ropes has made an assay
of $3.50 per ton for them.
Mrs. M. Delfeld, the milliner,
will open her fine line of fall and
winter goods in a few days, and
would invite the ladies' of the
range to inspect her stock and
prices before making their pur-
chases. It will be an object for
any lady to trade with her, and
her stock will be the most com.
plete on the range this season.
In the case of Alfred Merritt,
ct al. VS.. the American Steel
Barge company, the plaintiffs
reply to the defendants answer
has been filed with the clerk OF
the federal court. The Merritts
deny that they ever consented to
the delivery of the notes and
near 1000 shares of stock to- the
defendants or that Wetmore's
pledge of $3.50 shares OF; the D.
M. & N. railway stock to Rookie.
Teller ever was ratified. : They
claim certain letters used against
them were secured by false rep
reservations by Wetmore; also
thai Wetmore was obliged to
rehypothecate the railroad stock