The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-03-18

, - z1ASsvltuty s. rult6r was over from
Eveleth Wednesday.
Mrs, Lund, of Iron Junction,
y was in the city Friday.
N 3. Shank, of Biwabik, was
9 Virginia visitor Wednesday.
Mark Eddy and daughter, Miss
Clara, of the Franklin. were Bi
wabik visitors Monday.
Axel E.. Carlson, clerk of the
Municipal Court. paid a visit to
the Elba mine Monday.
N. G. Palmer was IN Duluth
Tuesday and Wednesday, on bus
mess of a legal nature.
A. M. Chisholm. of Hibbing,
spent the Sabbath in the city,
returning home Tuesday.
Rev. John Wilson, of Duluth,
will conduct services at the
Presbyterian Church in this city
Sunday next. morning and eve
ing
Walter OFT has during the past
week filed the large Ice house
OF the Tower Brewing company,
at the north end of Wyoming
avenue.
a lumberjack who came out of
the woods near Iron Junction
last Saturday was weary. In the
absence of a regulation bed be
utilized the Missabe road bed
andsproceeded to take a nap; a
little later a locomotive came
along and hove Mr.. Lumberjack
into the ditch; a leg of the latter
Wasfbroken in the operation. The,
injured man was taken to q Du-
luth hospital. -Hibbing News.
The sudden termination OF the
winter has interrupted the trans.
portation of logs on the range
roads to some extent. The bus.
mess of hauling logs by rail has
been very extensive this winter
on both the Duluth & Iron Range
and the Duluth, Missabe &
Northern roads. They have each
handled about 25, 900, 900 feet or
so, 900, 900 in all. In previous
winters the quantity of logs
handled was comparatively
small.
Fred Lerch returned Tuesday
from an extended western trip
in the interest of capitalists in
terested in mineral lands. His
trip psaok him to zTexado=-Island,
Is. miles iron Vancouver. which
he says contains numerous min
and from which place he
brought many specimens and
curios. Fred says the Alaskan
rush is not realized by people
here, and that hundreds of crafts
of every description are engaged
in the new Alaskan trade.
The death of VIM. H. Doyle,
the progenitor of the Mesaba
Range News, a publication erst
while published in Duluth in the
earliest days of the Mesaba, is
in exchanges as having
occurred at his Milwaukee home
a few days since. Mr.. Doyle
was a bright, hustling newspa.
per man, and was at one time
Interested with The Enterprise
scribe in a Gogebic publication.
He was has own worst enemy
but let the mantle of charity
cover his short comings, and
commend the virtues OF which he
had many.
The marriage of Henning
Erickson, of Hibbing, and Miss
Annie Benson, was solemnized
at the pleasant home of Mr.. and
Mrs A. Hawkinson Wednesday
evening, in the presence of many
friends Of the contracting par
ties, the cermony being perform
ed by Rev. A. G.. Olson, of the
Swedish M. E. Church. A sump.
tuous wedding supper was SER
we'd, an2 the happy couple were
the recipients of the hearty con-
gratulations and we'll wishes of
friends. Mr.. Erickson was
formerly a resident of this city.
being employed Dy DR.. G. Miller
at the Franklin, and is known as
an exemplary young man. The
bridal couple left this morning
for Hlbbing, where they will
settle down to a happy domestic
life.
The newspaper is the proper
place in which to advertise, as
the following incident will proye.
A man named Jackson was en-
gagged in the manufacture of plug