The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-07

School suits at The Enterprise
Clothing House, at the lowest pri-
ces.
W. D. Beslow, of The Novelty Co.,
has purchased the lot on east Chest
nut formerly owned by George CAL
lari, and will at once erect a neat
brick building for the accommodate
ton of his business.
Alfred Burke is the prospective
new alderman from the 4th ward, in
place of Alderman Shipley, resign
ed. Mr.. Burke is an old settler in
the city, and will make a valua BILE
member of the council.
The City Drug Store expects to
occupy it's new quarters in the Med
lCal Block about the Goth. Mr.. Sod
ergren has ordered an elegant set
of modern fixtures for the new place
and will have a hobby store.
Sugam & Sapero, the furniture
dealers, have leased the room in the
Opera House block recently vacated
by The Enterprise Clothing House,
moving therein Saturday. This
gives them a good location.
P. w. Scott erects large brick
veneer building on his lot at the
corner OF Chestnut and Railroad for
the accommodation of Lantry &
Nelson, who will open a new saloon
therein as soon as complete.
Modern Woodman Camp No. 2955,
through A. +. Bickford, camp clerk,
this week presented to Mrs. Edith G.
Nelson a check for - 900 in payment
OF the policy held by her deceased
husband, S. J. Nelson, in that order.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larson, of Vir-
g1nla avenue, mourn the loss of an
eight months old son, who died
Sunday morning. Funeral services
were conducted Monday, the re-
mains being inferred in the Virgin
ia cemetery.
3. Levin, Of The Model, is this
week getting in his new fixtures and
elegant stock. Mr.. Levin is put
ting in modern hardwood fixtures,
Golden Oak finish, the finest ever
brought to the range. He expects
to reopen for business the coming.
week.
The council at their meeting on
Tuesday evening decided to udver-
tiSe for bids for rebuilding the side
walks, contract to be let at the next
regular meeting, Wednesday even
ing. Specifications and official no.
tiCe for bids published elsewhere in
this issue.
NJ. Mark, of the Iron Range Fur
niture Co., left Wednesday for Min
neapolis, for the purpose Of buying
new stock. Mr.. Mark says he in
tends putting in a complete line of
modern furniture and house fur
nishings, to which your attention
will be called later in his advertis-
ing space in The Enterprise.
Abe Jeford commenced work on
the superStruCture of his double
block yesterday morning. The new
building will be Of concrete. One
compartment will be occupied by
the Finnish Mercantile company,
while Mr.. Jefford will occupy the
other apartment with his news de-
pot and confectionery store.
TalbOys & Campbell will erect a
Is foot frontage addition to their
Eveleth store building, giving them
a floor space of 75x11O feet. They
will also brick their entire building,
putting in a pressed brick front.
Architect Warren, of this city, drew
the plans and will superintend the
improvements to the block.
NJ. Shanedling, who has been in
the New York markets for several
weeks past selecting new stock for
Shanedling Bros. new department
store, is expected home next week.
The new Calderwood double block
is expected to be in readiness for
the accommodation of this new
stock about the 10Th, when they will
open with an elegant line of the
very finest goods the eastern mar
kets afford, in their new place.
The committee having in charge
the arrangements for the grand op-
ening ball by the Virginia Fire De-
partment at the new FAY Opera