The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-01-06

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Ei 9: !: Burke was. over from
Hbbing Monday. ,.'s,', : -
}When you start a dollar roll
Ing, some one is going to catch
i ~ II an outsider gets it, it will
disappear; q if a home dealer gets
it' he may pay:it out for labor,
rent or insurance, so it remains
athome. That is the kind OF
protection that protects.
Miss. Mollie Sweeney spends
the last week Of vacati n with
Daluth friends.
Several of our business firms
present their patrons with nea,
calendars. a tasty and effective
method of advertising:
Stove and nut coal in Duluth
has this week advanced Is cents
per ton.
Il. A. Clark went to Duluth
today.
Judge Prince is again able &C
be out after a weeks confine.
ment.
NJ. L. Fay left yesterday fol
Cass Lake, on a short business
trip.in the interest of W. G. Yaw.
key,
We carry the finest line OF
groceries on the range.
!. Talboys & Campbell.
Prof. VIM. Park returned Sat
urday from Minneapolis, where
he had been in attendance at the
of the State Educational
This week Mr..
Park visited the Hibbing schools
which reopened Monday after
the usual Holiday vacation OF
one week.
Mike Mitchell, a former Vir-
ginian, renewed old acquaint
ances in the city Wednesday.
A.. N. Anderson. of Mt. Iron,
Was in the city Wednesday,
The Enterprise a pleas
ant business call.
Geo. Mewhinney. book. keep.
er at the Drake & Stratton Office,
was: In the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Mewhinney left yesterday
for Duluth, where he will take a
course in the Duluth Bus.
mess College.
Gail at Talboys & Campbell's
andget q free sample Of Tnomp.
son g Tayiors s conee. conceded
by every body to be the finest
coffee in the market.
r. H. Charming, formerly
superintendent of the Genoa,
but who resigned his position
last spring to join Roosevelt's
Rough Riders in their Cuba cam
palgn, is registered at the Spald-
ing Hotel. Duluth, today. Mr..
Charming has been seriously i'll
sine his return to New York
from the south, and his many
friends on the range, whom he
will doubtless greet shortly, are
pleased to known of his recovery.
HARPER Whiskey is rapidly
becoming the national beverage.
It's the one thing all parties
agree upon. Republicans, Dem
ocrats, Populists. Even the
"know-nothing" party knows
one thing; the merits of HAIR.
PER Whiskey. Sold by T. A.
Clark, Virginia, Minn.
On Saturday last F. B. Ros.
som sold his City Meat Market
to Ole Halvers5n; possession be-
ing taken the 1st, Mr.. Halyer
son is known to many of our
citizens. being a resident of Vir
ginia in the early days, and his
many friends wish for him an
unlimited degrees of business
success. Mr.. Rossom is not
fully decided as to what he will
row turn his attention to, bit
will in all probability continue
his residence in the city.
H, o. Naseth, who has been a
we'll. Known figure on our streets
for some three years past, died
of pneumonia at the Tower Hotel
at an early hour yesterday morn
ing. Naseth did odd jobs about
the city, and only the day pre-
vious was on the street as usual,
although he had been feeling
poorly for several days. The
deceased had no relatives in this
country so far as known: The
remains were inferred in the Vir.
ginia cemetery today. 49,.
The bigshearted generosity o1