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

e. j. Leydon was in the city
Wednesday. The spring winds
have shornz his .hirsute appenc.
age, but Ed was made kno wn to
his best friends by means of a
proper label. -.>.:
The Duluth News Tribune as
selts that the Duluth Herald is
a parro. and a copyist, and al.
leges the slanderous statement
that the evening paper gets it's
ideas from the N. T. What a.
display of poor Judgment on the
part of the Herald.
A full regiment is promised
from Wall street. If it gets to
Havana there will be some bull
fighting Of q sort which will give
the Spaniards new ideas of the
sport.
The Arbor Day program will
not be given Friday evening on
account of the flag-raising exer
cises in the afternoon at the
school.
H. H. Salmon was over from
Mckinley Monday.
President q. A.. Kamke. of
Mckinley. attended to business
matters in the city Wednesday.
Axel Pakkala materially i'm
proves his business place by put.
ting in a hardwood floor.
A special train with Vice
President Olcott and Auditor
Kalmbach was up over the Mis-.
sabe & Northern Wednesday.
Patrick McClory, proprietor
of the Hotel Eveleth, transacted
business in the city Wednesday
Mr. McClory reports a thriving
hotel trade at Eyeleth at pres
ent.
County Auditor Halden will
have "a hall guide time" Monday;
He will sell a big batch of St.
Louis county property to square
the delinquent tax list of '96. All
who are among the delinquents
are cordially invited to be pres
ent at the auction.
Patrick Sullivan returned
Tuesday from Mexico. Mr.. Sui
livan states that he has not put
in winter as nicely in years;
that Mexico is all right and good
wages are made by experienced
miners, but that accommodation 5
are poor and prices high. Of the
balance Of the Virginia colony
who Still remain at the San Ped;
70 mines he gives good account
but thinks number of them will
return to the states shortly.
Through the kindness OF W..
Olcott, president of the Duluth,
Missabe & Northern, the range
papers obtain blanket bulletins
of the latest war news. The En-
terprise bulletin has, for the
benefit of the east end residents,
been posted at the Merchants
Hotel, where it attracts much at
tention. The favor by MIR. o.
colt was granted through a re =
quest made by P. E. Bowling, of
the Eveleth Ssar, during a visit
to Duluth on Saturday.
Mrs. John Owens died very
suddenly Saturday morning at
her home in Virginia, MINI,
and was brought here for burial.
She was we'll known in this vi
cinity, having lived many years
at Thomson. She was a sister
of j. B. and Geo. Campbell of
this place. Her husband is a
son of Mrs. Geo. Reidle, aud the
entire community extend sym
pathy and coincidence to the
family in their hour of bereave-
ment. Deceased was a native of
Novo Scotia, and was 33 years
of age. She was an earnest
christian woman, a faithful wife
and mother. She leaves three
small children who will miss her
tender care. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Poigeor
Sunday afternoon, and the in
terment was made in the Carlton
cemetery.-Carlton Cor. Barnum
Gazette.
4 PLEASANT SURPRISE.
l
MIR. and Mrs. P. Schipley were
rendered a pleasant surprise by
a number of friends Tuesday eve