The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1897-03-12

MS Is Tue WONtl OF Wlnu, oi
ection plots, spring poetry, St
Patrick's day and buckwhea
cakes.
I Mrs. John T. Jones, OF Iro,
Mountain, Mich, was a guest a
the home of Capt. and Mrs. A
H. Stevens on Sunday.
An elegant line of mems shirt:
in fancy twills aud satteen!
worth 75c. now selling at SOC. a
the Bee Hive.
D. M. Mouser left or Tuesday
for Trail, B. c., at which poin:
he intends engaging in a mer.
chant;le business.
We can't te unIersold. Prices
always the lowest. Try US anc
you Will find US all right. Bee
Hive.
The West Duluth minister viii
preside at services to be held a
the Swedish Lutheran church
on Monday evening next at 49,
o'clock.
W. L. Barber, of the D. NJ. s
N. force, returned yesterday
morning from an extended tril
through tue south and east,
The Public Lib ary is gooi
thing. Help it along by attend.
ing the grand benefit entertain
ment on Wednesday evening 6
next. You will be we'll repaid
by an evening of pleasure.
N. E. flaming went to Duluth
on Monday. as a jdror. During
his absence his son, Hudson, will
attend to the mercantile inter
ests Of W. 3. Pratt & Co., at Ev
eleth.
Soa]ar and Verrill, the young
Biwabik murderers, have finally
been saved from the hangman's
moose. Gov. Clough commu ting
their sentences from death to
life imprisonment.
A ten cent coupon, for pur-
chase Of silyerware, given with
every dollar of cash sales at
Jackson & Co.'S.
W. W. Potter. d prominent
lamberman of Chippewa Falls,
Wis, was in the city the first of
the week. Mr, Potter has an
amount of landed interests III IA
this vicinity.
S. A. Red left on Tuesday
for the British Colum-
bia gold fields. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Ried as far as
Duluth, where she visits with
friends for few days..
Geo. Caliari, Of the 'Iirol SAL
oon, closed same upon the expir-
alton Of his license March 1st,
and on Tuesday left for British
Colum bia, where he seeks d new
and more promising location.
Capt. Coad, of Mountain IRON
with whom several Virginlans
are Interested in SOM valuable
claims in the British Columb bia
district, left the first of the week
for Rossland.
The ore pool convention, at
the adjourned meeting held in
Cleveland on Tuesday, again ad.
lourred for one week. 1t would
seem that an agreement or disa-
greement ought to be reached
after q few more attempts.
Newspaper reports during the
past few days accredit John u.
Rockefeller with the intention of
extending the D. M. & N. rail.
road west to the Red River val
ley and north to the Rainy River
County during the coming sea
son. Hope it may not end in the
minds of versatile reporters.
Fine Russian Pebble specta-
cles, frame made of gold alloy,
the same as jewelers. sell for
SIS. 90, are being sold at the Peo-
pies Store at 80 cents q pair.
We fit the eye perfectly--young
and old aud near sighted. Re-
the place, the Peoples
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Sellers
mourn the loss of their infant
son, Clarence William, who died
on Saturday last, after a short
illness, aged 5 months and 26
days. The funeral services were
held from the home of the be-
reaved parents on Sunday after
noon, the Rev. E. N. Raymond
officiating.
A newspaper whose columns
overflow with advertisements of
business men has more influence
in ATTRACTING attention tn and