The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-05-19
from the Virginia Cash Grocery
and W. B. Pratt & Co., but have
not as yet decided upon addition
al events. ~
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: NEWS NOTES. Busy Readers.

May lent variety to the pleasures
Of house-cloaning time.
People would have fewer troub
les il they spent less time in
talking about them.
Some big timber fires have
been raging in the vicinity of
Virginia during the week.
Walter L. Smith and pupils,
assisted by local talent, tender a
Musicale at the Opera House this
evening.
Services at the Presbyterian
church at usual hours Sunday.
AT ZOO p. m. each Sunday will
also be held q meeting of the Y.
P. S. G. E., lately organized,
J. c. Poole opens a new hard
ware store at Biwabik.
DR.. Stuart Bates is having the
Virginia Hospital neatly repaint.
ed. Jas. Sullivan does the work.
Rev. P. O. Hanson breaches
at the Swedish Lutheran church
next Sunday at 3 o'clock. =.
T. A. Clark. who recently pur.
chased the Duteau house on
Maple street, is having same
moved and remodeled into one
of the neatest cottages in the
city.
J. Roman, the c!othier, has
got neatly settly in his new loca
ton in the Lundstrom building
and reports trade increasing,.
The report of a weddings be.
tween two young people Of Bi
| wabik, both we'll known in thi!
city, is waited upon the breeze
If some men fail to get theil
just deserts they have reason fol
rejoicing, i.
G. NJ. Atkinson succeeds G. A
Smith as editor of the Hibbinf
News. Claude is a man Of recog
nized ability among the fratcr
nifty, and we predict for him ,
large measure of success IN hi!
new field.
The residence of P. W. Scott,
on Wyoming avenue. is being
raised and otherwise improved.
The musicale by Walter l.
Smith and pupils this evening
should be we'll attended i: 'rh<
male quartette render several Sc
lections, which will alone be
worth the price of admission.
Regular services: at Swedish
M. E. ,.church Sunday next al
HOO and 500 o'clock. Sunday
School at 1:30, for this day., on
account of funeral services at
2:3O.
The fire department. responded
20 a false alarm at 800 O'Clock
Sunday morning. At about coon
of the same day they were again
called out to q blaze in the alley
in block 81, but water was, not
turned on.
Dogs that bark at night often
bite the dust. And though q
number of Virginia's night bark.
ers have reached this ignoble
end of dog since our new dog.
catcher got to doing business,
there are others.
Sodergren & Co. have sold their
Hibbing drug store to j.. J. Cox.
Erick Olson, aged 70, passed
away at the home of his son-in
law, Jacob Johnson, on Spruce
street. last evening, Of heart
disease. The old gen ;]eman was
we'll known and had many friends
here. Funeral services will be
conducted Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
from the Swedish M. E. church.
The ladies' of the Swedish NJ.
E. church conduct a fair and fes.
tival in the O'Callaghan block,
next to Tornquist's livery. to:
morrow evening. A cordial in
vitation extended.
DR.. G. w. Miller desires a per
NIT to erect a 24x6O two story
ironclad building on his Chestnut
street lot now occupied by the
Bee Hive building. s. ]. Fay
also desires a permit to tear down
a portion Of the burned building
adjoining the postohice block,
and erect q one story building on
the old foundation.
The Official proceedings of the
Wednesday evening meeting Of
the common council are publish.
ed elsewhere IN this issue, These
proceedings for the ensuing year
will be furnished the city print