The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-21


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NEWS NOTES. Busy Readers. s.
Miss Jessie G. Scott is i'll with ty
phoid. |
Knee pants at The Enterprise
Clothing House.
House of nine rooms for rent at
500. Apply to Mrs. P. w. Scott.
School shoes specially this week
at The Enterprise Clothing House.
Contractor Rinnert finished We
neering the Rooney block yester-
day.
School suits at The Enterprise
Clothing House, at the lowest pri-
Ces.
For SALE.--Horse and wagon aud
harness. Inquire of Sugam & Sa
pero's Furniture Store.
The Merchants has been closed,
temporarily, owing to the illness of
of Landlord Dunsmore, who suffers
from an attack of typhoid.
Fall and winter goods arriving
daily at The Enterprise Clothing
House. Call and examine their
stock before purchasing.
The new Caldwell block is nearly
complete and Mr.. Caldwell expects
to occupy same with his large new
stock the coming week.
Axel Pakkala's new building was
occupied on Wednesday. Mr.. PAX
kala has neat building and has
put in hobby set of interior fix
lures.
| The School Board of District No.
22 is in the market for it's annual
supply of coal. Bidders can get
details by application to A. B.
Coates, clerk, Virginia.
Rev. P. 0. Hanson was a Grand
Rapids visitor Thursday. Grand
Rapids has recently been added to
Rev. Hanson's mission, and his visit
this week was his first to that pros
porous point.
Milavetz Bios, of the Iron Range
Cigar Factory, have moved into
their elegant new store where they
now welcome their friends and pat
rons. They have not as yet got
fully settled but have neat, tasty
place and fine stock
A little daughter was born to Mrs.
J. Peters. on Wednesday, September
18th, at the home of her brother, Mr.;
J. w. Walker, at Norrie, Wis. Mrs.
Peters is reported to be doing nice
1y, and upon her complete recovery
will return to Virginia.
Alfred Hope, representing the
Bradstreet Commercial Agency, is
in the city this week. He says Vir-
ginia has about the best average
rating in the commercial world OF
any Of the range towns and that re
ports obtained during his present
visit to the city have been highly
satisfactory.
+. Swanberg, of St. Paul, has leas
ed one Of the store rooms in the new
Opera House block, and occupies
same today with fine stock of gro
ceries and provisions. Mr.. Swan
berg expects to open for business
about next Monday and will solicit
a share Of your trade. Watch fol
his announcements in the columns
Of The Enterprise.
Nels Anderson, of the Tower Ho
tel, prepares to erect the first three
story building in the city. 1t will
Nc ,OAOO, SOllu DITCH Will D1O"1l
stone trimmings, with a fine press
ed bsick front. The plans are now
being drawn by Architect Blk, anc
it is the intention to let the contrac'
and have work on the new hote
commenced at an early date.
Patrick E. Lahey, for severa
years past trusted employe of the
Drake & Stratton company holding
a position with them at several diff
erent points on the range, died a
St. Mary's Hospital, Duluth, Friday
morning last while undergoing ar
operation for appendicitis. De
ceased had been a faithful employ
of the Drake & Stratton compan.
for many years, being employed
at the Sharon mine, Bull, when tax
en- i'll. He was formerly employed
by the Drake & Stratton compan,