The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-11-29

FOUND.-An NJ. w. A. "Hustler
Button" Owner may have same by
calling at this Office and paying for
this notice.
Shanedling Bros, of the Big Store
are among those who promise to
introduce themselves to our read
ers next week.
Turkey had the American nation
after it yesterday, and late reports
would indicate that the Yanks got
the best of the fray.
w. r. WATSON has leased the Be-
LANCER residence property, corner of
! Magnolia and Wyoming, and moves
his family thereto this week.
The Mesaba Telephone company
installs 'phone in the Office of the
city recorder, permit being grant
ed the company to place an instru-
ment therein free of charge.
B. Levin, proprietor of Levin's
Clothing House, prepares to shout
through the advertising columns of
The Enterprise next week. Watch
for his announcement.
New novelties in fall and winter
suitings just received by the Mesa
ba Art Tailors. Low prices and the
finest workmanship is guaranteed
by E. Mehtonen, manager.
We are the sole agents for the
Radiant Home Heaters for Virginia
and Eveleth, and no else can furnish
them. Do not listen to other adver-
tisers. J. MEsBERG.
The Fay was the redezvous of
large number of travelling men and
others at the Thanksgiving feast
yesterday, and the menu card is
sufficient proof that the guests we're
we'll cared for.
The Hibbing foot-ballists failed
to show up for the promised game
yesterday, but the locals evened up
forces and gave the spectators hot
entertainment, the result showing a
score of 10 to 5.
The Virginia Jewelry Co. puts in
many of the latest novelties in the
market for the Holiday trade, to
which your attention will be called
in our advertising columns in sue
ceeding issues.
The cornerstone of the new Jew
ish synagogue of the Chevra kad
isha and Adas Israel congregation,
at the corner of Third avenue east
and Second street, Duluth, was laid
with BETTING ceremonies yester-
day.
The tips" to deer hunters prepar-
ed by Auditor Halden and furnish
ed with hunting licenses have re-
ceived much note among our ex-
changes, being extensively copied
and commented upon by the North
ern Michigan and Wisconsin press.
Messrs. c. H. Nichols, J. r. Waller,
H. c. Nichols and f. D. Parmelee,
who control lands in section 81, So
II, comprising the east half of the
northwest and the west half of the
northeast, near Wolf, will shortly
commence exploratory work on
same.
The Young Peoples Society in
connection with the NJ. E. Church
has recommended it's meetings at
Gas on Sunday evenings. An affec-
tionate invitation is extended to all
young persons. The meetings are
bright, interesting and inspiring,
and if you come you will be helped
and pleased.
Mrs. w. E. Hannaford will display
a peat assortment of hand made
fancy work at the store of Mr.. w. v.
Caldwell on Friday and Saturday,
December 9th and 9TH. Many arti-
c1es suitable for home decoration
and Holiday gifts. A cordial invi-
tatiOn is extended the ladies to at
tend.
Messrs. Burke & Krause prepare
to formally open the Golden Gate
Theatre in the hall room back of
the Golden Gate saloon on Monday
evening next, and will put on a new
bill weekly. Under the manage
ment of Bert Roberts choice rep
ertoire of comedians, singers and
specially artists will furnish the
guests with breezy program. Prof.
Albert Schneider will be musical
director.