The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-03-09
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Attractive, persistent, consist
ent advertising wins. Try it.
Oysters in any style at Suth
erland's Parlor Restaurant.
1t does not always pay to ma
lign a man simply because h,
stops his paper.
Dr.. H. W. Spratley will be a
his Office in the Fay block unit
Wednesday next.
e. Schoenleber is again able
to be about, after a long seige
with rheumatism.
John Love is again at his for
mer station as baggage. master
at the D. M. & N. depot.
The Arlington Hotel, Biwabik
wat destroyed by fire at an early
hour Saturday morning.
Mrs. F. J. Rinnert has been
quite seriously i'll the past week,
but is reported as slightly i'm.
proved.
| The M. E. Ladies' Aid pre-
pares for an Apron Fair at East
er time. Watch tor later an
nouncements.
Miss Harriet Pratt was i'll the
nrst of the week, Mrs. Lerch
taking her place in the school>
room temporarily.
An elegant line of the very lat.
est in Ties now being displayed
by J. Roman, the clothier. Call
and make your selections.
| Foreman Barton informs US
that he has again put six crews
of sawyers at work, having prac.
tically cleaned up the haul of
skidded logs.
Those in need Of dental work
should call at once on Dr.. H. W.
Spratley, who will be at his Of
nee in the Fay block until Wed>
nesday next.
E. Il. Burley on Tuesday or
dered an elegant new set Of fix
lures for his tonsorial parlors,
from the R. II. Hegener company
of Minneapolis.
The new spring hat is one of
the pressing needs Of the hour
J. Roman, the Clothier. has the
latest and most approved Shapes
in popular shades. See them.
J. J. Booth, of the Troy Steam
Laundry, makes many improve,
ments to his plant, in order to
keep up with the immense busi>
ness accorded him.
Steve Prince has been confined
to his bed the past week with an
attack Of appendicitis. Late re-
ports Indicate decided improve
ment in his condition.
] am just opening the largest
; and nobbiest line of clothing for
men and boys ever brought to
the range. Your inspection in>
vited. J. Roman,
The Clothier.
A report that thirty cases of
smallpox existed at the Drake
& Stratton camps at Auburn was
circulated here on Monday. The
report was proven entirely un>
founded, a fabrication from whole
cloth.
The census enumerator dis
tricts for St. Louis county have
been completed. Virginia will
be divided into two districts,
comprising the first and second,
third and fourth wards, respect
lively.
Regular services at Presbyter.
ian church Sunday morning and
evening. Morning subject
Anchored, Not Drifting" Eve
ming subject:-''It Is Never Too
Late To Mend" All are cordial.
ly invited.
Try Sutherland's Parlor Res.
taurant TO: a good square meal.
H. W. Colson, state agent OF
the Traders Insurance company
was in the city the first the week
settling up the affairs of his com,
pany, which withdraws from
business on the ranges. N. K
Farrand was their Virginia rep
resentative.
All the staples and latest nov
elites in gents furnishing goods
!: are shown by J. Roman, thf
clothier.
Miss Carrie Wheeler, sister o!
County Superintendent Wheeler
died at home at Oneota on Sat
urday last. Miss Wheeler visit
here several times while be-
brother was engaged in schoo