The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-08-10

r. N. Crowen and Matt Doyle went
to the Fayal yesterday, where they
take charge of one of the ore SHOW
els in the open pit.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. |
Church met with Mrs~Kennedy on
Wednesday, and will meet with Mrs.
E. ID. Parmelee, at the Franklin, next |
week.
W. V. Caldwell, who now owns the |
former I. A. Clark lot, prepares to
erect a neat 24x7O one story brick
veneer block for the accommodate
ton of his dry goods and furnish
ing store.
Regular preaching services in the
Presbyterian Church Sunday morn
ing and evening. Morning subject,
"1s Christianity Failure?" Even
ing subject, "A Call to the Uncon-
verted." All are cordially invited
to these services.
The usual services will be held in |
the Methodist Church next Sunday.
The subject of the pastors sermon
in the morning will be Seekers At
ter God," and in the evening, Goods
Way the Only Way" Sunday School
meets at noon, and Epworth League
at tbs p. m. Ali are cordially invit-
ed to attend.
The Enterprise sanctum was Wis
tied Tuesday afternoon by Manager1
| Mackaye, of I'm Gay Paris" This
company played Eveleth some two
weeks ago and returned to play a
three days stand at that point, but
owing to the high moral and fnan-
cial standing of President Bowling
the play was barred and visitors to
the Tournament were not accorded
the pleasures of the Midway.
! The Novelty Co. has secured he
tagency for the Piqua Bracket c. M
{pany's famous brackets and adj, st.
liable shelving, and is doing a ice
tbusiness in the line of furnish MP
these goods to new stores. If GU
have not yet ordered your shelv: ing
lyou should call on The Novelty Co.
and see samples of these goods, the
Inohbiest thing on the MARKET
| The Mesaba Art Tailors invite the
| attention of the public to their ele-
giant consignment of high grade
latest pattern fall and winter wool
ems, just received. The largest and
finest stock of suit patterns ever
brought to the city. Select your
new winter suit early, and remem-
Der the Nesaba Art Tailors on Wal
nut street, near Second Ward school
building.
While in the city Wednesday Hon
O. d. Kinney stated that within the
next thirty days a local telephone
exchange would be established in
this city, for the accommodation OF
local patrons. He also stated it to
+ be the intention of the company to
, at once connect Virginia and Hib-
bling, together with intermediate
points, thus furnishing telephone
+ communication between all range
points.
Ironwood News-ReCord: We OBJ
4 serve that our old friend Supt J. H
t Hearding, of the Adams mine at
7 Eveleth, has been elected director
. of the school board Of the district
com prising Virginia, Eveleth and
: Faya1, and surroundings. The cleo
: ton was lively one, but "Fergie'
won out quite handily. We extend
our fluctuations to the new directo,
and assure the electors of the dis
trict that in Mr.. Hearding they have
secured an ideal school director.
} Messrs. Geo. w. Tanning and P
2 J. Calvin and Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. An
I derson, Representatives of the Du
luth News Tribune, we're in the city
the first of the week collecting data
for mammoth special edition OF
> their paper to appear the latter part
of the month, historical and de-
scriPtive of the ranges. After the
completion of this work the News
Tribune will prepare and issue a
"South Shore" edition, embracing
the towns on the line of the Duluth
South Shore & Atlantic railway.
At the meeting of the common
council Wednesday evening the
presence of gambling paraphrenal-
ia stored in certain public places in
: the city received attention, and the
order was again given that these
implements be removed to places
of obscurity without delay. The
mutinous mutterings of some of
those people whose graft was chok-