The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-09-26

The ST. Louis county fair al
Duluth this week fails to attract
many range visitors.
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A service Of Scripture reading
prayera and praise is held in the lee.
ture room of the Presbyterian
church every Thursday evening al
half past seven. All are invited.
Arthur Werner, the two year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bergstrom, OF
Fayal, who died last Sunday, was
inferred in the Virginia cemetery
Tuesday afternoon.
There will be the usual services
in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday. Sunday school at noon
evening service at half past seven
Subject, "Perfection The Christian
Goal"
The Virginia Club rendered the
first of an enjoyable series of social
parties for the coming season at the
Fay Opera on Friday eveninglast
Lacrosse orchestra, Duluth, fur
nished music.
The remains of Mrs. Frank Erick.
son, Of Eveleth, who succumbed tc
typhoid on Sunday, we're inferred
in the Virginia cemetery Wednes.
day. Rev. P. o. Hanson, of the
Swedish Lutheran Church, con.
Quoted the funeral rites.
Mr.. Max Barber will leave for Ann
Arbor today. He will graduate
with the close of the present univer.
sity term, having made commend.
able progress in his work. He will
tlke up engineering in this city al
the conclusion of the year.-Ishpe.
ming Iron Ore.
G. B. Thomas. reports that while
returning from drill south of the
Fayal on Friday last, Mr.. Tanning
and himself ran onto a huge black
bear, the beast leisurely keeping
the road ahead of their rig for sew.
eral rods. But of course their fire
arms had been left at home, and
bruin received no more fatal ja1
than a few we'll directed yells.
1t is easy to sell anything so long
as the goods, through a period oil
time. have proven satisfactory. This
fact is responsible for the constant
ly increasing trade accorded the
Korhy Piano Co. The instruments
sold by them are the same as used
by the worlds greatest musicians
only high grade and strictly up-to.
date pianos. No better made.
F. w. Anderson, formerly with
the Virginia Cash Grocery Co. has
formed CO. partnership with Gust
Cronberg, of Bull, general grocer
les and provisions. The new firm
is known as Cronberg & Anderson
Mr.. Anderson steps into an estab
lished business of pleasing proper
tions, which will be increased by
the hustling management as opIo
tunity for expansion presents itself
in that constantly growing field.
Commencing on Monday next
September Goth, the Eastern Mime
sofa local will lie over at Swan Riv
er instead of Virginia. According
to the new time schedule the train
will leave Swan River at 600 a. IN.
arriving Virginia lilo a. M; leave
Virginia 1890 Pm, arrive Swan Riv
er 5:15 p. m. In conjunction with
the regular passenger the proposed
change will give patrons of the line
an apprecia BILE service.
Gen. G. c. Andrews, of st. Paul
Chief Fire Warden of the state, was
in the city the first of the week
leaving yesterday morning for q
tour of the Vermilion range. Dur
ing his visit here Gen. Andrews
made trip over the new line Of
the Duluth, Virginia & Rainy Lake
road, his first visit to the wonderful
timber section north of the range
He was greatly impressed with
the primeval country and will
make more extended trip another
season, including canoe ride
down the Little Fork.
L. A. Taylor and Miss Anna Pow
er, two of the popular and promi