The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-04-29

Chas. Durkee, of Ironwood,
Mich, arrived in the city Friday
evening for shout visit with his
brother, q. A.. and family. Mr.,
Durkee is an employe of the
Northwestern. and returned to
his work Monday.
3. 2. Griggs went to Duluth
Monday. Mr.. Griggs contem
plates,a trip to Tampa and Key
West at an early date, for the
double purpose Of taking a peep
at the war commotion in the
peninsular and looking after pro
|'perty interests in Florida.
tits now time for all those
war hungry patriots whose
voices hove drowned all else
for weeks past, to get to the
front. Their services are now
needed.
Agun play is reported to have
taken place at cne of the hotels
in the outskirts of the city FRI
day afternoon. in which the man
in the case got a ball planted in
his thigh, but the result is in no
wise considered dangerous.
J. 3. sattler, Judge Nelson,
John Peterson, Ole Sickness and
Albert Olson were among the
Mckinley visitors Saturday.
DR.. Stuart Bates has made ap-
1plication to Gov. Clough for an
appointment as surgeon with
one. Of the volunteer companies
of Minnesota, and has received
notice that such application will
receive due consideration.
II. Gilmark went to Tower
Friday. It is said that the OBJ
Iject of his visit was the organi-
zation of a volunteer militia com.
pany, and that after getting the
enrolment we'll under way be
turned the remainder of the
work over to John Norden, chief
deputy.
Andrew Isaacson and Mary
Ericsson, both of Hibbing, were
united in marriage this morning
at the Swedish M. E. parsonage,
Rev. A, G. Olson officiating.
DR.. Fred Barret, of Tower, has
accepted a position as assistant
to DR.. G. W. Moore, DR.. A, J.
Gibson returning to his Cloquet
private practice. The many
! friends of DR.. Gibson will regret
This retilag from mining service,
for while here he made a great
many warm friends. DR.. Fred
Barrett, of Tower, who succeeds
him is an exceptionally bright
young man, and will give gener
al satisfaction.-Star.
The first train load of ore from
the new Pillsbury mine was
shipped yesterday. The first cal
loaded on the 18th. The loading
is done direct from the shaft,
Williamson & Campbell have a
large force employed in strip
ping within stones throw of the
shaft. t.-Sentinel.
Deputy Sheriff VIM. J. Bates
attended to business matters ii
the city Monday and Tuesday
In conversation with The Enter
|prise, Mr.. Bates stated that hi
} believed it to be the intention O.
Mr.. Sargent, present sheriff, t<
) enter the field for re election
Had the range delegates TO tht
, county convention ia '96 follow
ed the dictates of their owl
i. mind, Mr.. Sargent would not a
this time bave been in line fo,
a vindication; but the measure
of vindication which will b,
awarded him by the range vot'
this year will not, we opine, b.
much to his liking.
Peter Gimse and Louis Eric.
, son have leased the building
formerly occupied by the Virgin
ia News Depot and on Wednes
day opened therein a joiner
shop, where they are prepared
to do anything in their line.
A A;postal from j. S. Suther
land, who for many months ha'
, sojourned in Canada, announces
that he is enroute from Paisley
Ontario, to this point, where h
has valuable property Interests
that demand his attention. Mr.
Sutherland expects to arrive il
the city tomorrow.
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