The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-04-28

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P The water works power hous'
has been treated to q fresh Goa
!. lot paint.
ls Stein h O'Rourke. Of the Vir
: fg,nia Cash Grocery, repaint ant
Eotherwise improve their building
: Erwin Lerch went to Sparts
Yesterday, to reopen the Lerct
, Bros. labratory at the Sparta
mine for the summer.
J. S. Sutherland opened his new
restaurant to the public yester.
day. He has a neat place.
Fred Witte, of Pine City, has
accepted q position in E. E. Bur-
ley's shop, arriving in the city
Wednesday.
Otto johnson, the blind boy
who was taken to Duluth by
Humane Agent Witherow, for
treatment, has returned. The
boy says he is to 20 again for
another course in about a month.
i One Imperial Progress bicycle,
mans. second hand but in per-
feet order. Chase tires. For sale
for $14.0o until Saturday night.
Less than half price.
G. S. REEVES.
The persistent rumor that the
Duluth & Iron Range road is to
make Virginia its terminus IN the
near future is said to be more
than a street canard. The En-:
terprise has an authentic state.
ment that the change of route
will be made by midsummer.
| Ed. johnson received q new
Viking racer Saturday, purchas-
ed through Reeves agency. The
wheel is a beauty and ELECTS the
admiration OF the boys.
The first thunder shower of
the season was on tap Wednesday
night.
H. a. Kicker, travelling sales
man for the F. Mayer Boot and
Shoe Co., Milwaukee, was in town
Tuesday. M. Shanedling, the
shoe man. will handle their line
in this city.
The ice crop disappears, the
thunder roars, and the festive
mosquito lends double assurance
to the fact that spring is here.
Abe Jehord is in line with the
march Of advancement, and has
hias new ice cream parlorszinl
readiness for the season. |
Capt. Harry Roberts circulated !
among Virginia friends Wednes
day.
DR.. C. W. Miller has purchased
the Harwood building, now occu.
pied by the Bee Hive, and as
soon as practicable will have
same remodeled and finished as
an Office.
John Myers. engineer on the
Washburn, Bayfield, & Iron river.
spent the fore part of the week
at his home in this city.
Jos. Backus and Richard Bax
er have put in newgasoline lamps
improving their tight at a trivial
cost. These lamps give one
hundred candle power to each
burner, and are run at an expen.
Sc OF less than one half cent per
hour.
Deputy County attorney Tay.
lor attended to business matters
at Eveleth and Mckinley Tues.
day.
J. Peters, now of West Super .
ior, has been looking after inter
etsts on the range this week. Mr.. |
Peters reports steadily increas-
ing business throughout the ter
ritory he covers.
Mrs. P. E. Bowling, OF Eveleth,
visited with Virginia friends Fri
day and Saturday.
Thos. Dunsmore, the genial
landlord at the Merchants return
ed Tuesday from ashort business
trip|to Duluth and other points.
Has Virginia an ordinance
agains: cattle and horses running
at large on the public thorough
fares? If not, why not? if so.
why is it not enforced?
B Well, now, whst's the matter
|with the Virginia editorsp Seems
as though somebody might ms
ftute a libel suit, just to keep US
IL the public eye.
| I Finest vacant store room in
fthe city for rent. Apply at the
Enterpise.