The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1897-04-09
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eda ln.the city Saturday and Sun.
Eday, Mt. :.
Dan Mcpherson looked after
|sbnAsiness, matters in Duluth on
Saturday.
s. Weekly, former proprie.
tor of the Virginia News Depot,
left :, on Tuesday morning for
Park Rapids, Mimi.
Edw. Lirette left on Monday
tor 1shpeming. Mich. where he
expects to find employment and
make his permanent home.
An Indiana man has broken
the matrimonial record in a new
:spqt. He died leaving six living
wives. He left the last Of these
&l,W. To all of the others he
wa paying alimony. "
.. a. Collins, the purchasing
asent'ef the Carnegie interests,
whhe in the city the irst of the
week, stated that he looked for
an opening lake freight rate of
about IS cents per ton for ore.
Miss Josie S. HoIlup. of Me-
nominee, Mich, visits Mrs. r,
w. Hamilton and Miss Matilda
Deau. Miss Hollup contem-
plates establishing fashionable
dressmaking parlors in this city.
e. W. Huddlestone, we'll.
known to hundreds of Lake Su-
perior copper and iron miners
has gone to Ecuador, South
America, where he will endeavor
to make strike in The rich min.
eral fields.
= Prof. B. N. Wheeler informs
The Enterprise that he has been
employed for another year by
the school board for another
year as superintendent Of school
district No. %. at a raise of 800
per year in salary.
G. D. Frazer, secretary of the
Oliver Mining company, and E..
G.: Collins. Carnegie Steel
company purchasing agent,
looked over the Oliver and
Mountain Iron properties the
first of the week.
We noticed that the late law
Of compelling the officials of
cities and village to put a nation
al flag over each polling place
was enforced in our city at last
Tuesdays election. A good law
and a good flag, '>: :
Starkweather. the impeached
preacher mayor of Superior,
was again elected on Tuesday.
And the first thing he did was to
let a contract for sharpening a
double -bitted axe, that he might
cut both ways on the present
horde of city employees.
T.. w. Falk, Ole Halvorson
and others contemplate leaving
for Stockholm, Sweden. about
the first of the coming month. to
be absent about four months, for
the purpose of taking in the
exposition at thatplace the com.
ing summer.
= M. Shanedling, H. A. Soder-
gren, B. Levin, Mrs. Nj. Delfeld,
J. Roman, G. H. Webster, D. A.
Kahn and others present neat
and tasty display windows,
perhaps the most attractive of
any being at the City Drug Store
where the pied frogs orchestra
holds down the front.
Humane Officer Henry Haskins
of Duluth gave two short address
ses on kindness to Animals to
the pupils of the Virginia school
one being IN the room of Miss
Snow on the second floor and the
other in Miss Mullins room on
the first floor. The talk was
very interesting.
P. H. McGarry, president of
Walker. Mimi, and formerly a
hotel man of this city, dropped
in on his many friends here Tu-
esday, = departing for his home
yesterday. P. H. will return in
about two weeks and make ar
rangements for the remodeling
of the Hotel Virginia.
j. &. Elder, formerly agent at
the Iron Range depot at Eveleth,
was in the city Yesterday and
The Enterprise acknowledges a
pleasant visit. Mr.. Elder de-
parted for Duluth this morning
where he will in all probability
enter in the employment of the
|St. Paul & Duluth railroad COM
pany5 there.
1T is generally understood that
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