The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-07-29

|00iou40nlSS 6IV0uu8ut upon In6
laying Of the corner stone Of the
new capitol building at st. Paul
Wednesday. 3=s.=x B.
Il it happens in Virginia you
will find it in The Enterprise.
]. B. Sattler and Sam Milavetz
returned Saturday from Duluth,
where they had been in attend
ance at the funeral Of NJ. Gold
Iish.. ST ~ n: .se..s...
| Max Barbour, who attends
school at Ishpeming.@ arrived in
the Friday evening for his regu
lar summer Vacation visit with
his father and friends. <G.
Ben Milavetz returned from
Duluth Monday, =
o. G. Davidson, who has been
visiting at the home of his uncle,
Supt. Pearce, at the Commodore,
returned Yesterday to his home
at Lake Linden, Mich. :. B.
Mrs. Jas. McAlpin and son
Donald, accompanied by Mr..
McAlpin's brother, Archie. de.
parted Monday for their new
home at Collins, Idaho. 49,
Judicious advertising may not
bring the success you had hoped
for but it will come nearer WIN
ming than any element you can
command.
John Whitesell, of Chicago,
was in the city Tuesday. Mr..
Whitesell was formerly a resi-
dent of Stanton, Mich, where
he was acquainted with Messrs.
Nj. q. Palmer. w. B. Pratt and
M. E. flaming and families,
with whom he visited during his
stay.
Moose and deer are being
slaughtered all along the range,
and the sale of meat is carried
on fearlessly. There should be
a deputy game warden-and one
not afraid Of getting lost in the
woods or of making political or
commercial enemies by a strict
attendance to duty-at every
p'int on the range. :.
E. r. Barager, advance agent
for the Sherlock show, made
The Enterprise a pleasant call
this morning. Mr.. Barager is
an old newspaper man, for years
running the Itemizer at Wash
burn, Wis, and for four years
:Ebaing clerk nf he court Of that
|county. =.z 50 e z
Advertising that goes right to
the point and stops when the
purpose is reached is good ad =
vertising>
/ Mrs. George Riedle. who has
been visiting her son in Virginia
returned home Thursday. She
was accompanied by a little
grand daughter, MISS Grace
Owens.-Cloquet Pine Knot.
Tim Welch and Jack Sullivan
will be the principals in a Cor.
nish wrestling match fat O'Con-
nor's ring next Sunday after
noon, the contest being for $40 a
side and gate receipts. The men
are no novices, and lively hitch
is anticipated.
Don't try TO knock persimmons
off a twelve foot tree with an
ie,ght foot pole. You'll miss a
great m any if you do. Adver-
tisements should be constructed
to accomplish what is required
of them.
| Mesdames J. H. Pearce, W.
w. Caldwell and M. E. Tanning,
Clyde, Nay, Will, Frank and
Bertha Pearce and Award Boss,
of Duluth, spent Saturday at
beautiful Ely lake, enjoying the
scenic beauty and good fishing
afforded. Nay Pearce distin-
lguished himself by landing three
lpickerel. the combined weight OF
which being fifteen and one.half
pounds. - ..':.~:, !. + s:ss =
Mark Eddy, who has been
employed on the Great Northern
in it's Montana extensions this
year, returned home Saturday
for q few days. Mr.. Eddy &C
companied John Taylor, whose
lininrv WAS noted in thaso *col,
umns last week, to st. Mary's
Hospital, Duluth, and takes ad
vantage Of the opportunity to
Ispend q few days with his
i family. !. >.s
p Immediate return advertising
! is not so valuable as permanent
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