The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-01-18
Grover might yet take lesso. ,
from the old world. .
LOCAL NEWS AND NOTES.

SoV "OOV W AVWSI OVACGlUH
with acute monomania but Who'll
returned to his position here vi
few days ago apparently cured,
returned to his home ut Tower
yesterday suffering from . sec.
ond attack. The Enterprise
trusts the ailment may be but
temporary. and that he may
shortly return to US a positively
cured mon.
DR.. G.. G. Shipman, of Ely,
objects to being called q demo.
crat and to the statement made
in q recent issue OF the Duluth
News.Tribune that he obtained
his position as assistant county
physician through the efforts of
Commissioner Miller on account
Ut such political creed. The En-.
terprise blames no man for de.
nying democracy in. these days,
and especially in the case of DR..
Shipman. whom We have known
as sterling republican for the
past nine years.
!, Thos, Summers. of Biwabik,
instructor in dancing, sends The
Enterprise word that the dane.
ing school will not be open this
evening, (Friday) rs usual, and
is postponed until Tuesday even
ing next, and wishes all mem.
bers to be present.
The public school at Smith
Vile has been closed because of
the prevalence of malignant
scarlet fever.
w. F. Kibbee, the we'll. known
Northern Michigan newspaper
1akir:s is this time in the tolls st
Saginaw, where he borrowed
money. cashed bogus checks and
beat a board bill or two. He
may conclude tina the way of
the transgressor is hard.
The Ladies' Benevolent Soc
iety of the Cleveland Avenue
Presbyterian church will give q
New England supper in Crock
! otis Opera House on Washing
tons Birthday, February 22nd.
Remember the dime social at
the residence of Mrs. J. w.
Crockett, tonight. under the
auspices of the Ladies' Benevo-
lent Society Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church.
! Dr.. z. K. Brown enjoys visi,
from q brother, DR.. r. L. Brown,
of Buckhannon, West Virginia.
Joe Backus was q Biwabik
visitor on Tuesday.
:. The Hinckley Enterprise
again reaches our table. bright
and spright]y as ever.
The Duluth Commonwealth
retr3cts its statement made last
week that N. A. Jesmer, of Hib.
bling, spent 80 DAYS in the coun.
ty jail a couple of years ago for
running . ''blind pig It f. DIS
the fact to be that the papers
we're issued, served and the case
failed to come up for trial.
A gun club is being organized
at Hibbing.
Robt. G Ingersoll is SAID to
have had fully as good a house
at the Lyceum, Duluth. last
Sunday, as did any of the
churches of the city,.
Hen. Neil McInnis came up
from St. Paul on Saturday for q
few hours with: the boys and
looking up the wants Of. our pei:
pie: Neil is in line and will do
good work this winter.
A number OF special detectives
are said to be shadowing the
blind pig ranches of Soudan,
and that . haul will soon be
made.
P. E. Bowling has sent in his
bond as postmaster, prospec.
tive, Of Eveleth. The bond is in
the sum of $500 with Neil Nc.
Innis and J. G. jackson as sure
ties.
A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Madden on Tues
day, and if bis present good
health continues he will in time
become an old settler.
BY an explosion of nitro ely.
cerine and dynamite in q fire at
Butte City, Montana, about six.
ty people were killed out-righ;
and MANY Sori0ns)v ininro1