The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-10-27

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Lumber companies r going
to experience difficulty in obtain.
ing a sufficient number of men to
operate their logging camps,
Notwithstanding the advanced
wages offered. At Ontonagon
the Diamond Match company,
which last year paid $50 a month
for men to hoist logs out of the
RIVER to be loaded upon cars to
be shipped to lis saw mill at
Green Bay, now offers $3.50 a
day, and is short handed.-Go-
gebic Daily Journal.
The members Of Tower foot
ball team arc doing some tall
hustling this week to procure
funds with which to purchase
new uniforms. They are meet
ing with excellent success and
when they go to Virginia on the
18th they will present a neat ap-
pearance.-Tower Journal.
Victor Olson, head clerk at J..
Romans, is on the sick list this
week.
Go to Mi]avelz Bros. for a
SEGARET. The latest and tn
est SC. cigar.
Chas. E Fay has secured tie
agency for the Minneapolis Fire
& . arine Insurance Company,
and asks that you obtain his
rates before placing your policy.
He can save you money.
For anythirgi in the line Of tin
ware or cooking utensils 80 tc
the Virginia Hardware Go. Their
stock is complete in latest novel.
ties and their prices right.
Read the advertisements III
the Enterprise and learn what
wide awake local business firms
have to offer,
Oscar Wolf, G. G. T. of Il {
Grand Lodge I. O.. c.. T., con-
Quoted a temperance meeting i
Dahl's Hall Wednesday evening.
and organized Frihet Lodge with
ten members. N. A. HOlmel
was elected L. D. The lodge
will hold regular meetings at
p. NJ, each Sunday. Following
are the officers: Chas. Beck.
strom. C. r.; Gust Anderson, V.
r.; H Biorkquist, treasurer
Chas. Omtvette, secretary; J
Jacobson, chaplain.
M. &. Palmer succeeds J. D
Taylor as assistant county attor-
ney at this point. Mr.. Taylor
returns here ia November to full
]y settle his legal business be
fore taking up his permanent re
sidence at Madison.
The Virginia Assembly tender
the first of series Of social hops
at the Opera House this evening
La Brosse Orchestra, Of Duluth
has been engaged for the occa
sion.
The local Finnish Temperance
Society, accompanied by its re
Gently organized band, enjoyed {
pleasant outing at Eveleth las
Sunday.
The Whist Club met with Mr.
and Mrs. D. e. Cuppernull Tues
day evening.
Some of the boys who visited
Seven Beavers q week ago allege
that Jerry Daily made a splendid
appearance while attempting tc
manage a birch bark canoe, bu1
say the air acquired a sultry heat
shortly after he emerged from
beneath the murky waters. Jerry
was raised on the shores Of the
big Horizon marsh, and is more
Of an adept at managing a mud
scow than a craft made from ma.
terial similar to that used in the
manufacture Of J. Adams panta>
looms.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Larson. on Virginia avenue, was
made joyous by the birth of a
son.
The Virginia Orchestra fur
nishes the music for a ball giver
by the Biwabik City Band to-
night.
Uncle Joe Sellwood is accred.
tied by the Duluth News Tribune
with having won six hats on bets
relative to ore shipments this
season. Uncle Joe is in luck in
one other way-his head &C.
CURED it's present size some years
ago and will not become any
larger while wearing out the. re-
suits of his wagers.
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