The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02

1885.
The Enterprise did not know
before reading the last issue of
Ithe Eveleth Star that we re.
ceived our bread and butter from
Kinney and Griggs." Nor did
we know that they needed de-
tending in any manner in which
they are incompetent to provide
for themselves. Even the 33@
per cent discount sheet lets up
when the old man is in town.
Archdeacou Appleby brought
with him this week the plans
and specifications for a hand.
some Episcopal church edifce
which it is expected will be
built in this city the coming fall.
G. J. skamser, the shoe man.
has moved into the building
next west of the. Merchants
whe1e he has larger and more con
venient quarters. Mr.. Skamser
has worked up an excellent bus
mess since coming to this city
shortly after the Hinckley fire.
Fred Brodock has closed out
his lumber business in this city
and turned his Office bnilding in
to q fruit and CONNECTION stand.
he is now remodeling the build
ing and will open for steady
business IN a few days.
P. Ellard Bowling, the peris.
copical editor of the Eveleth
Star, set 'em up this week on
the strength of bouncing girl
who has fled an appearance in
the: editorial household. The
Enterprise trusts the new conner
may live long and be acceded
more fraternal courtesles at the
base ball games than has appar.
emily fallen to the lot of her
illustrious sire.
A year and q half old boy of
John Kochevar, of Mountain
Iron, died on Wednesday. being
inferred in the Mount Iron Gem.
etery on Thursday.
All kinds of plain sewing, re.
pairing and fancy work, done by
the Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. E. church.
MRS. NJ. e. TANNING, Pres.
MIR and Mrs. Jos. Bisseld, of
Mesaba, mourn the loss of an in.
FAINT child on Wednesday, the
remains being inferred in the
Mesaba~ emeteryy yesterday.
The people of this city mourn
with the family of Elmer Ma:h-
ieson in the loss of their six
months old baby boy, who died
of cholera infantum on Wednes-
day morning, after an illness of
over two weeks. The remains
were inferred in the Virginia
cemetery yesterday afternoon, a
large concourse of sympathizing
friends being in attendance.
The foundation is started for |
the fine new engine and plant
at the Franklin.
DR.. F. A. Hoyt, dentist, found
business in this city 50 good that
he concluded to remain for an
other week, after which he goes
to Tower. The DR.. states that
hereafter either he or his part
ner, DR.. Spratley, will visit this
city for a week each month or
will permanently locate an omce
here.
A picnic party rendered BY
Miss Emma Stevens to the Miss
ses Anna and Gussie Opel, Du'
luth guests, will enjoy the beaut-
ties of Ely lake tomorrow.
The Drake & Stratton com.
pany has moved the portion of
their outfit from this city to be
used on the Biwabik stripping
contract, and have already be-
! gun operations thereat. This
move cuts Virginia's force
of workers, temporarily, about
$50 short.
The new Swedish Evangelical
Lutheran Mamre church, corner
of Poplar street and Cleveland
avenue. is being erected, and
will be q neat edifice.
Fred N. Lerch, assistant
chemist at Lerch Bros labora-
tory, will hereafter be stationed
at the new laboratory at Hibb'
ng.
| The nobbiest line of ladies and
gents fine shoes, for spring and
summer wear, on the entire
range, at jackson b Cos.
| The Swedish M. e. Society