The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-11-25

= uSAIEYo AdlleTS III tAe 1Wlu
Cities on Friday last.'::5
John Chesser made a short
business trip to Duluth sa!ur-
day.
Judge Prince attended to busi-
ness matters ats) Biwabik Mon
day. t% Il. .~-.<s..,
deputy Came Warden Stevens
went TO Hibbing Monday on Off.
cial business.
Horny Foss. aged II, broke
through the ice while skating on
Embarrass lake. near Biwabik,
on Friday last, and drowned.
A grand Keno rattle for the
festive Thanksgiving fowl was
held at The Hub, by Baker &
Gray, on Tuesday and Wednes-
daytevenings:
Thc$school children enjoy a
two days vacation. the course of
study of District No. 20 provi2-
ing for no school on the Friday
succeeding Thanksgiving.
Your Holiday advertising pat
ronage is solicited by The Enter
prise.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Rinnert re.
turned Friday evening last from
Grand Portage, in Cook county,
where Mr.. Rinnert served Uncle
Sam during the past summer as
deputy Collector Of Customs. He
has resigned his position, con.
a winters isolation
among the natives an uuenviable
position.
Frank Gregooski held che win
ming ticket in a rattle for a COW
belonging to Mrs. r. McKenna,
ratified at the Bodega, Saturday
evening.
The next meeting OF the
Ladies Aid Society with Mrs.
W. E. Hannaford, Wyoming
avenue, Wednesday afternoon
next.
Ben Milavetz, of the hustling
firm of Milavetz Bros, of the
Iron Range Cigar Factory, left
Monday for a business trip to
Duluth and the Twin Cities.
W.. T. Bailey came up from
Duluth Monday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. E. Church contemplate issu
ing "a Cook BOOK, containing
some.two. hundred favorite re-
cipe', i. being the intention to
have same published and on sale
at their annual fair in Decent Der.
The book will contain the adver.
tisement Of numerous local busi-
ness firms.
Vivian Prince returned Satur-
day evening last from Duluth,
where he had been as a member
Of the county canvassing board.
He goes to Duluth again on Mon.
day next, as a member of the
canvassing board for the 51st
legislative district.
The city of Tower contem-
plates aoolishing their Munich
pal Court. The Offices of Judge
and Clerk are salaried positions
in that city, and the court IS al
legged to be non-supporting.
The official returns from the
Sixth Congressional District
give Hon. Page Morris a majori-
ty Of 1853.
M. F, Barber, Minnesota agent
for the Lake Superior Powder
company, attended to business
matters in Duluth Monday.
The advent of winter was firm.
ly announced Monday, by tie
of a north easter,
and the way in which it showed
and blowed bore indications of a
desire to make up for lost time
? J. A. Prince, son of Judge
Vivian Prince; was on Septem-
ber 9th promoted to Corporal OF
the 34th Michigan volunteers,
his promotion being for bravery
and for his interchangeable work
in behalf of his sick and wounded
comrades.
Capt: VIM. White was over
from Mckinley Tuesday. Re
sponsive to an inquiry by The
Enterprise scribe, MIR. White
stated that he anticipated active
work at the Roberts mire during
the coming winter, basing his
hopes upon advices received
from Capt. Harry Roberts, who
is at present in Chicago.
HARPER whiskey on you,
sideboard proves your taste is
correct. It proves also that yor