The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-05-15
THE ClTYS GENERAL NEWS
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THE ENTERPRISE REPORTER.

PICKED UP AND Condensed Br
| THE ENTERPRISE REPORTER.
Sse,s. Hes-d a~d Believed.
| The Enterprise took occasion
the first OF the month to jog the
memory OF our delinquent sub.
scribers, and have received a
number Of responses, for which
we are thankful. But if each of
! those receiving notice and have
not yet remitted will stop to
think that their little two dollar
accounts are q portion of nearly
one thousaad dollars due US on
subscriptions and will hustle in
lremitances, the fact will be duly
appreciated. OF course, money
is not a necessity in a printing
iofdce-itls simply a luxury. The
[editor and his family are sup.
lposed. to live on charity, the
foreman works for the sake of
having a position, and so long
as the devil can shoot snipes
There is no call for him to buy
Peerless. And still it is pleas
Ting sensation to look at the pic
Iture of Miss Williams, when
lstamped upon an American dol
Ilar, even to an unsophisticated
quill driver.
Z w. E. Bender, treasurer of the
society known as the Ancient
Order of Full Moon, went to Du.
luth on Tuesday, and up to this
writing no word has since been
received from him. By some of
the boys it is thought he has ab-
seconded with the 20 cent bal.
ance, but a personal acquaint-
ance with the gentleman leads
Us to think it more likely that he
| IS looking up a safe investment
tor the surplus funds of the So
ciety, that the lodge may enjoy
the derivatory benefits.
IA letter from DR.. G. S. Dietz,
dentist. informs us that he was
delayed in his date advertised at
this place, on account of the ill.,
ness and death of a sister, but
reach here on the Goth, next
IWednesdayto remain for a short
time. Persons desiring dental
work should remember the date.
ALL work guaranteed. At the
Hotel Virginia.
I A party OF Virginians went to
Merritt on Saturday, returning
in the evening laden with trail
ing arbutus.
Miss Daisy Wilmot received a
Monarch wheel on Monday even
ing.
Mrs. D. J. Wick, of Evelet1,
as beneficiary of her deceased
husband, was this week present
ed with a check of $1,000. IN pay.
menv Of the insurance carried by
Mr.. Wick in the K. o. II. M.
lodge, through the Eveleth tent.
The prompt payment of the
claim certainly speaks we'll for
the. business principles of the
organization.
Mrs. A. j. Minister came up
from Duluth on Monday and Wis.
tied will her husband, of the
Fred Engel Meat company, for a
couple of days. So soon as Mr..
Minister can obtain a house, he
will move his family to this city.
Mr.. and Mr.. D. M. Mouser re-
joice over the advert of girl
baby at their home on Wednes-
day morning, and the boys have
all smoked to the health of the
new conner.
The Uncle Josh Spruceby
company played: to a packed
house on Wednesday evening,
and left q good reputation III the
city. :. =. ,.} ~ ?. 49,.
Does Virginia celebrate July
4th, 1896
The Hibbing base ball team
was swept off the diamond by
the Duluth aggregation in two
games played on Saturday and
Sunday last at Duluth.
J. n. Sibbald returned on
Wed nesday from a two weeks
visit with Duluth friends Dur
ing his absence he says he took
in the trout fishing on the French
and got-wet.
Messrs. W. H. Eaton, Morri.
son, Thompson, Sundberg,
Koepp, Shapiro and Prince,
members Of Mesaba Tent, K. O:
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