The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-11-22

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to the new town of Chisholm, where
he is permanently located in bust
ness.
! A city ordinance compelling the
cleaning of snow from sidewalks,
rigidly enforced, would be duly ap-
preciated by pedestrians.
Contractor Foosness yesterday
finished the hose drying tower on
the city hall, making of same very
neat aud modern improvement.
Remember the social by the La
dies Aid of the Presbyterian church
at the church parlors this evening.
Yourself and friends are invited.
Presiding Elder Forbes conduct
ed services at the NJ. E. Church Sun
day morning last, being greeted by
a large and appreciative audience.
| Milavetz Bros. are busy these days
arranging for the annual visit of
Santa Claus, and unpack the finest
assortment of toys to be found in
the markets.
The happy interim between the
ice cream season and the sleigh
ride season has passed, and the
young man is again compelled to
dig" A tough world, this.
Rev. L. l. Belden will conduct ser
vices at St. Paups Episcopal church
on Sunday next. Morning prayer
and sermon at IL a. IN. Evening
prayer and Sunday School at 400 p.
| m.
A. Belanger, deputy sheriff and
marshal at Chisholm, on Wednes-
day removed his family to the new
town, where he has recently COM
pleted a coy home for their accom-
modation
George Lerch, the analytical che
mist, will remain at the Mahoning
mine this winter. He reports that
there is as much work on hand now
Hibbing News.
| Rev. J. Morillo Todd, of the Pres
byterian church, spent pleasant
and profitable afternoon Wednes-
day, rearranging the seats in the
church auditorium in snch manner
that they now present solid cen
ter, with side aisles.
The Virginia uniors and Hibbing
| Juniors are scheduled tor a game
of football on the Virginia gridiron
on Thanksgiving day. The visiting
team is said to be a strong one, and
with the wellknown qualities Of the
locals an interesting game is antici-
pated.
+. H. Chittenden enters the wood
business, having purchased the old
yardage of the Moon & Kerr Lum-
Der company. He has also bought
the gasoline saving outfit of c. E.
Bailey, of Eveleth, and will shortly
be in shape to furnish all customers
with dry wood.
| rat ;~,;, 1.,1,
past week has attracted the young
fOlks-and some who are not so
young-the ice being the finest A
light snow yesterday covered the
ice, but a little industry on the part
! of the boys would keep a nice rink
cleared throughout the winter.
The supper and social under the
auspices of the ladies of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church at the Opera
House block on Saturday evening
last was most successful event in
every way, large attendance en-
joying the festivities of the evening
and the ladies feeling we'll repaid
tor their ettOrts.
W. A. Hammond on Friday last
secured state mineral lease on the
east half of the southeast quarter
of section q, 59-17, three and one
half miles northeast of the CITY,
The property is located mile and
a quarter from the new find made
by Mr.. Nichols and associates on
section Sc. and apparently catches
portion of the same taconite ledge
that shows on the school section,
Joel Tornquist, of this city and
Chas. Jesmore, of Eveleth, who
form the logging firm of Tornquist
& Jesmore, have secured a contract
for the cutting and logging of g.
100000 feet of pine on lands in 56-l6
for the Lake Superior Iron Mines.
The cut will represent about four
1nnfhS work fnr1D0 mon Mast