The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-07-13

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byterian church in this city next
Sunday morning and evening.
In the afternoon he conducts
services in ths Swedish Luther
an church edifce at Eveleth.
Mr.. Warren has engaged Mr..
/ J. H. Record. of Minneapolis, as
draughtsman. Although MIR.
Warren has been doing very
rapid work in executing plans
for his many clients, he is now
| in better shape to give more .ef-
fective service.
The Fitger brewing Co. has
purchased two lots at corner of
Walnut and Wyoming, on which
rs being erected a commodious
Office and stable building. On
the other will be erected q neat
residence for their range mana>s
ger, Albert Olson. J. :
Ken Cohoe, who will be . re- ;
membered as a former resident
of Virginia but who is at present,
superintendent of the Independ-
ence NINE at Cripple Greek, was
on Wednesday united in mar
riage to one of Denver's fair
daughters.
The usual services will be
held in the M. E. Church next
Sunday at II a. m. and 8: p. m.
The Pastor will preach at both
services, his subjects being
"Christian Conservation" and
"God's Way of Pleading With
Men," for morning and evening
respectively. Sunday School
and Pastors Bible class at noon.
Epworth League at 7:15 p. m.
Strangers always welcomes:
Abbott Blunt, member of the
editorial staff of the Minneapolis
Times, was a Virginia visitor on
Wednesday, making The Enter
prise scribe a pleasant fraternal
call. This was Mr.. Bluat's first
visit to an iron mining district
and he could not repress his sur
prise at the wonderful develop
ment and substantial backing ac-
corded Virginia in .her adjacent
mineral and timber wealth.
The report goes that a certain
''promising'' young man who ar.
rived in the cltyin March last to
=ancapt= = esnonsible position ii
a Virginia Office, "resigaed" his
position and left the city early
in the week. It is further ru>
mored that he not only left the
city but that he left many sor>
rowing friends as well who are
shy various loans. Some of the
boys would be pleased to meet
him again, that they might even
up scores by welding the birch.
Assistant County Attorney
Palmer was at Biwabik on Fri
day last, conducting the hearing
of James Sheehan ard VIM.
Linn before Judge Princes
court, on the charge of having
received % coats and % pair OF
pan IS stolen from J. I. Mandeps
clothing store the Saturday pre-
vicus. Both were bound over to
the September grand jury and in
default of bail were taken to the
county bastile at Duluth.
In consideration of the fac
that certain parties have since
his coming to Virginia attempted
I to discredit the work and ability
/ of A. J. Blk as an architect ant
i superintendent of construction
4 he desires it known that he ha
in his possession letters from
d many prominent builders in Chi
III cago and the west attesting hi
thorough reliability and capabtl
ity in every respect. Mr.. Bill
has been engaged in the line 0
l3his chosen profession for th
past twenty years, working him
fself up from a journeyman car
penter, and is perfectly at hom
in every branch of the building
business. Since coming to tn
lefty he has drawn plans for
double solid brick block, 46x7
two story for J Mesberg. a 25x6
two story solid brick for Axe
Pakkala, a 25x60 two story soil
, brick for Milavetz Bros, a 25x7
: two story solid brick for Th
'Phoenix, contracts for the eret
tion of the Mesberg and Milavet
:! blocks having already been le
: He also has the superintendent
!. Of construction of the Virgini
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