The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-04-13

east room of the Shipley bricl
block and are to open a saloo7
therein on or about the 25tl
inst. They contemplate putin!
IN very elaborate fixtures, and
run same as a strictly first. class
place.
AT the special school meetin g
at Fayal Thursday evening las,
to vote upon the proposition 70
bonding the district for SIS, ,O0|
Tor the erection of suitable ney
school building at the Fayal To-
cation. the proposition was unan
imous|y carried, forty>one votes
b eing cast.
WANTED. D.-Position as stenoe
rapher. Answers received a
Missabe Hotel, Iron Junction
MINI. LoTT1E- MCMILLAN,
VIM. Payette, of Superior, an<
Tlos. GAIA, formerly with F. E
Rossom, have associated Them
selves for the purpose Of open
ing a new saloon in the Camp
bell building, soon to be vacated
by the Hurley restaurant. They
expect to open the latter part OF
the month.
b. Mehtonen, the Art Tailor
has leased the middle room OF
the Opera House block, which
has this week been repaired
ready for occupancy. Mr.. Meh>
tonen's increasing business de
manded larger quarters than
those formerly occupied. and his
new location is a much more
central and convenient one,
c. G.. Miller, of the Duluth
Haper & Stationery company,
was pleasant business caller at
at The Enterprise sanctum yes~
terday Mr.. Miller is a pros>
pective candidate for the Office
of sheriff on the democratic tick
ct, and his wide acquaintance on
the ranges will make him a for>
midable opponent to the success
ful candidate for the republican
nomination.
Attractive, persistent, consist
ent advertising wins. Try it.
u. Mckenzie, of Duluth, was
in the city Saturday. Mr.. Nc
kenzie is raeticaL,s#hnuse
mover, and is to engage per-
manently in business on the
range, with headquarters III Vir-
glnia ia all probability. Reau &
Mckenzie, Of which firm he was
member, did a great amount of
work in moving Eveleth and the
work speaks for itself.
The new Iron Range depot at
Biwabik will, when completed,
be the finest depot on the ran ge.
The new structure will, contain
eight rooms, two waiting rooms,
an operators room, stationmas>
ter's, conductors. cold storage,
baggage and freight rooms. BIZ
wabikites are not enthusiastic
over the removal Of the depot
from the center of town, but
they find some consolation in the
elegant ediice being erected.
Good morning! Have you an
order for printing for The Enter
prise today?
Owing to the unsafe condition
OF the Liebrock block, which by
settling has rendered the front
liable to fall out, Street Commis-
sioner Haida acting under in
structions yesterday blocked the
walk in front of the building.
This building has been in an un-
fit condition for occupancy for
some time past and unless re-
paired this spring the front will
likely fall out.
Ginghams, D1mities, Bedford
Cor]s, Crashes, Lawns, Satines,
ETC., etc.. in great variety at the
Bee Hive. Fresh from the mar
keC, latest spring styles.
M. Mannheim, Prop.
The Photo Frame and Novel;
tY Go. have leased the building
adjoining the Opera House Block
on the east and will next week
open therein with a complete
line of frames of every descrip-
zion, which will be sold at prices
that defy competition. Mrs. F,
L. Beslow will also conduct a
Bargain Counter in connection
and invites inspection of the
novelties offered. A $1.O0 cou.
pom good on a Crayon Photo 161
20 will be given with all Bargain
Counter purchases of Is cent:
and upwards. If you desire en-
larging done now is the time tt
al