The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-30
See DIR. G.. S. Dietz.
dentist and Oculist.
during his stop at the
Merchants Hotel.

Mother Earth.
Mrs. T. L. Sibbitt has return.
ed from West Superior, where
, she had been visiting friends.
! E. Matheison is conened tc
his home on Central avenue
With quinsy.
Some people get so hungry
that they 60 to eating houses.
Which fact reminds one that q
first class hotel in Virginia is
among the necessities of tie
city.
Capt., J.. Il. Pearce, Of the
Commodore, returned Saturday
evening from short trip to the
"copper" country.
]. L. Humphrey spends his
Eshort winter vacation among
Virginians. =.
Chief Of Police Be1anger was
a Biwabik visitor Saturday.
/ 2. W. Scott returned Saturday
from short business trip to
Northern Michigan.
Leroy Welty, OF the Zenith
Paper company, was a pleasant
caller Saturday.
ia. Pearce, who attends the
Duluth Business College. came
home Saturday to spend the
Holiday vacation.
1t is now time TO- formulate
|your New Year resolutions. Let
one Of them be to test the value
of'printer's ink.
I .Chas. Jesmore has put in a
camp on "a, SO II, where he is
cutting mining timber, for the
Adams. The logs are loaded on
to cars at this point for ship.
ment.
Miss Rose Scott, who attends
school at St. Cloud, came home
Saturday evening for the Holi-
days.
S. Sax, the wine merchant,
was in from Sparta Tuesday,
making The Enterprise a pleas.
! ant call.
n. II. Salmon was over from
4 Mckinley Tuesday, making The
Enterprise a pleasant business
lcall.
l From time to time one hears
rumors of prospective timber for
the spring election. but the time
is still too remote to cause an
actual hustle on the part of any
of the prospective candidates.
Isaac Rova, d Finnish miner,
Twas killed by 3 cave.in at the
Pioneer mine. Ely, Tuesday last.
! The Enterprise scribe on Sat
urday last accompanied D. II
Moon, the genial president of the
; Moon & Kerr Lumber company,
lon a short drive out to the Com
pany camps north of the city.
The company is this year putting
in some IL, 900, 600 feet. and will
open their mill much earlier in
the spring than heretofore, to
enable them to saw the winters
cut. The Moon & Kerr company
has always been a substantial
factor in Virginia's prosperity,
and the increase in the company's
business from year to year is a
source of pleasure to Virginians
lin general as we'll as to the in
/ terested members of the corpor-
ations.
The impression has been
spread broadcast that in the
burning of the Fay building
, Wednesday morning the city lost
many valuable books and papers,
T butsthis impression is entirely
erroneous. City Recorder Fay
, has always been very particular
in fling in the city safe every
record coming into his hands and
the night of the FIRE had two
lefty books in his room. the city
proceedings book and record
book, both of which. had they
been burned. could have been re
placed, one from the files Of The
Enterprise and the other from
the flles of valuable papers re,
corded and kept in the safe,
!; The only loss sustained by the
; city was the burning Of the re-
corder's desk and a limited
, amount Of stationery, Of q total
value IF perhaps $50.
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