The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-29
LOCAL NEWS AND NOTES.

| AHc IuCcI pIISu ID dubNOElz0N
to state that persons desiring to
put in gurden patches this sea-
son are welcome to utilize the
vacant lots owned by the Vir.
ginia Improvement company,
free of charge. by simply clear.
ing the same. This munificent
offer should not lack for takers,
as it is 4 well.known fact that
our soil and climate are we'll
adapted to ruck-gardening, and
hundreds of dollars could be say.
ed to Virginia people by a little
work. In addition to the finan-
cial benefit accruing to the indi-
vidual toilers, this method of
clearing up the townsite should
meet the approval of every citi-
zen.
A little fracas between Jacob
Kinnu and Charles Hill, in the
! rear of the new Scott building,
on Wednesday afternoon, result
ed in Hills getting laid out with
a blow on the head with . bottle,
administered in a kindly spirit
by his opponent. Hill had been
in the woods during the winter.
and his companion was aiding
him in the pathway of temper
ance by drinking what surplus
Was paid for. DR.. Brown at-
tended the wounded man, taking
three stitches in the upper story
of the fellow who couldn't dodge
the bottle.
There are men possessed of
such nature that by reason of
their owing a fellow man an un.
paid bill and one which they
never intend nor cannot be cam.
PEELED to pay, despise their cred
itor and spare no pains in en-.
deavoring to render life for him
devoid of pleasure or merited
success. Virginia has at least
one such person within its cor.
poratc limits-a blot upon the !
uprightness and integrity Of |
man.
The Finnish Singing Society, |
'Leivo" will give q concert at !;
Croc&ett's Opera House on Sat.
urday evening, March 90. Ad.
mission, ladies 25c and GEMS !
Csc.
Mrs. NJ. Horrigan left on Wed
nesday for Metropolitan, Mich, |
responsive TO q telegram an |
nouncing the serious illness of /
her daughter. Mrs Gordon Muir
ray.
Tuesday last was the last day
of registration. The registers
show total of over eleven hun.
|drcd voters in the city, although
the probability is that the vote
cast will fall a couple of hundred
short Of that number
John Norlen, Of Tower, was j
in the city on Tuesday. |
Hon. 0. D. Kinney came up /
from Duluth On Monday, to look
after business interests in this /
city for a few days. Mr.. Kinney !
reports that his estimable wife,
who has been so critically i'll for
some time, is gaining slightly,
and hopes are entertained of her
ultimate recovery.
Michael Scollard was summon.
ed to the bedside of a brother in j!
Montana, on Wednesday, by a /
telegram announcing that life
was of short duration.
e. c.. Burke attended to bust !!
ness matters in Duluth on We'd /
nesday.
Jerry Holland, of Even, Mich.
was in the city on Monday. Jer.
~ was a pioneer Mesabaite, but
says he mas struck the business
Mecca of the north in Even, and
that that thriving little lumber
town is the place for the next
few years.
The voters of Virginia will tell
who is to be mayor of Virginia
for the ensuing year on Tuesday
next. The Enterprise will ad.
NIT it's inability to do likewise
until one week from today, when
we shall publish the complete re-
turns.
The lumber camps all broke
on Saturday and Virginia has
had q good trade from the boys
this week.
s. A. Gr,erson has purchased
of e. H. Chittenden his paper
and paint stock, and is in readi.
ness to attend to all calls in his
line.
. Dusty streets from the middle
of March would not indicate
such terrible winters on the Me.