The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-05-18

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porous times may have obviated
the necessities Of the applicants.
Judge Vivian Prince has been
appointed as census enumerator
for the first and second and D. G.
Christopher as enunerator for
the third and fourth wards of
this city. The work begins on
June 1st.
An elegant assortment of
pants of all descriptions at the
Bee Hive.
Rev. Robert Forbes, D. D.,
will pay our city an official visit
in the early part Of June. He
will give a free lecture in the
Methodist church on Saturday
evening, June 9th, and the fol-
lowing day viii! preach IN the
same place at eleven in the
morning, and again at four
o'clock in the afternoon.
A number from this city went
to Eveleth yesterday, joining
with friends at that point in duly
commemoratlng the eighty>sixth
anniversary of the adoption Of
the Norwegian constitution and
the choosing of Christian Fred
erick as king of Norway.
| Regular services at the Pres
byterian church Sunday morning
and evening. Morning subject:
The Problem Of Adversity,"
Evening subject "Memories and
Lessons Of the Civil War;" a ser.
mon appropriate for Memorial
Day. All are cordially invited.
Appropriate music.
LosT-3unch of keys between
postoffice and my place of busi>
ness. Finder will be suitably
rewarded.
OTTO HANNULA.
Messrs. r. E. Bailie and A.
N. Thompson will occupy the
new block being erected by M.
L. Fay on lot p Of 10, adjoining
their present location on the
least. Ned K. Farrand will
thereafter occupy his present
store room entire.
| Patrolman Ed. Snyder resign =
ed his position on the police force
!. Monday and left the -same%pday
! for st. Paul, where he engages
:: in business. Mr.. Snyder had
been an efficient member of the
force for two years, and his rec~
ord was that Of an officer who
recognized the equality Of all.
| NJ. c.. Palmer will attend tc
) official business at Biwabik to-
| morrow, in the case against four
boys arrested on the charge o1
7 breaking into John Johnson's
, store. The case will be triec
( before Judge Prince. Humane
, Agent Witherow and Col. E. G
Gridley, Of the State Board O.
y Charities and Correction, viii
a also be present,
Despite the storm last Sunda.
!, evening. a large audience gath
!, cred in the M. E. Church to cele
e brate the eleventh anniversar,
of the Epworth League. An ex
cellent program was presented
papers and recitations being Civ
en- by members of the local leagu
Excellent music was provided b.
the choir, under Prof. Bovee'
- direction.
The Enterprise is now locate
. on it's new lot, 2 Of "a, next cas-
Of the city hail, where the late
string is out and we shall ever b
- pleased to meet our friends an
y customers. The change give
. US a much better business Ioca
ton, aud when our new Taylo
'e cylinder and White gasoline el
% gine are in place we will sho'
+ you a model printing office.
le John Wanamaker heads h
page advertisement in the Phil;
n. delphia papers, "Wanamaker
y, Daily Store News" and
IS makes the page about as inter
is esting as any page in the pape
Everybody knows that wh
an touches peoples pockets is of i,
,r terest. Good ADVERTISED emen
not only contribute to the trat
of the advertiser. but they CO..
ue tribute to wealth of purchaser
on The sporting entertainment
A Crockett's Opera House last e
d. day evening drew a. fair hous
" although not so large as wou
have attended had it not be-
"a given out that the boxing mat
n o. would not be permitted. Me
.os srs. Berg and Arnold gave sor
ho very pretty wrestling hitch'