The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-08-05
W. T. Bailey came up from
Duluth Tuesday evening.

the west room Of the Scnipley
block and is having same ittee
up as an evening Office room,
making neat, commodious ant
convenient apartments.
G e. Bailey and M. L. Fay
We're in attendance at the meet
ing Of the county board of equal
ization Tuesday, in behalf of in.
dividual and corporate interests
represented by them. .
Shirt waists, the most elegan,
and complete line on. the range
at Ialboys & Campbell's. !,
During the recent visit of Fred
Lerch to Salt Lake City, he met
H. H. Green. formerly Of the
firm of Jackson & Co., whom 'he
reports as prospering and who
sent his regards to many old Vir'
ginia friends. ~e
DR.. Nelson P. Hulst, manager,
and Henry W. Oliver, president,
of the Oliver Mining company,
looked over the situation at the
Oliver mine on Friday last.
Gold Medals to HARPER
whiskey at New Orleans &
Worlds Fair Chicago Try it, you
will endorse the Judges verdict.
Sold by T. A. Clark; Virginia:
Miun. :.
The Enterprise this week calls
the attention of readers to the
new ad. space of Talboys &
Campbell. the general merchan
disc hustlers. Read their price
list carefully; it will save you
dollars.
W. E. Hannaford and D. E..
Cuppernull went to Duluth this
morning, to attend a meeting OF
the Editorial Association of the
Ranges.
Chas. E. Fay. the confection-
er, has a new ad. in this issue of
The Enterprise. MIR. Fay keeps
the choicest line of confections
on the range, always fresh.
W. W. Browne, Biwabik's
efficient postmaster, was over
Wednesday, dropping in at The
Enterprise sanctum for a social
chat.
a.: A. T.. McGregor : returned
ednesday evening, from a bus.
iness "trip through Wisconsin, II
the interests of his new paten,
sleigh knee.
The dance given under the aus
pices of the Virginia Orchestra
at the Opera House on Friday
evening last would have been 8
fiat failure but for the attendance
of Esome twenty couples from
Eveleth and Biwabik. AS it was
the boys "came out whole" but
do not feel that they owe their
success to home appreciation.
The Cornish wrestling match
at the O'Connor ring on Sunday
afternoon between Tim Welch
and Jack Sullivan resulted in
Welch receiving one fall, the
match being declared off after
several good bitches. The spec
tators were few, a fact which
had something to do with the
curtailment of the match, which
was to have been the best three
in five. s
M. A. Peterson, for some time
past with the Adams Mining
company, goes to Globe, Arizona
where he accepts a responsible
position with a mining company
Morris has hosts of friends in
this city who wish him vel! ir
his new home.
They do tell that there will be
a hot time in the old town to-
night.
Nels Anderson has a parce.
of land adjoining the townsite OF
the northwest which woulc
rather disprove the evidence in
troduced in the ore rate cas-;
that the lands of the iron range!
were worthless for agriculture
purposes. Mr.. Anderson ha'
during the past ten days har.
vested as fine a piece of oat'
from the land as one could wish
to see. -. /" 81 "
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Olson re-
joice over the arrival of a bounc
ing baby girl at their hom'
Wednesday morning. =
Mrs VIM. Docking, who ha:
been the guest of her sister, Mrs
2. K. Brown, departed Wednes
day for her home at Clay Cen,
ter, Kansas.
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