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o,m FOR THE WEEK
NV HAS BEEN SATISFACTORY
-, Is Fairly We'll Supplied on
~ 49, I,,,ts--oranees and Apples
~ Not Equal to Demand

49,. a, the week in the local whole
~ ~, ,,.t showed very satisfactory
"a 30 !, business for local dealers and
VsrSs ', ,,,rket in fairly goad shape for
v 'n' .set Supplies If nearly all prod
I''Ds s,lriy large except in fruits, for
- =. MRS has been a good demand during
"a Yesterdays business was mod
y W., - saturday, the bad weather hav-
n. 4. usual depressing effect. Prices are
y n, ,teaSy and unchanged
i. moved freely yesterday at IN
. ne, quotations
ANON movement is slow, with prices
= /. md good stock on hand
49,. and spples are still rather limited
with an increasing demand.
..,.,, Of chickens and turkeys were
S', ',.A, and the demand continues good.
:. ,o.oto stuntion Is about the same.
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ports to the contrary. the returns Of OK
ports OF cotton goods and yarns from tue
United Kingdom during January were as
nollowe: Cloths 4T5.OcO,Ocn Yards this
year against 507,s12.0o0 yards last year.
yarns. 100000 pounds this year, against
l5,b1l,OC0 pounds last year Ia other words
me exports Of cloths IN January were g.
per cent under last year, and Yarns showed
a decrease OF 10 per cent under last ven
The total exports ~ cloths from Great
Britain from September / 10 January -.
inclusive. this year according 10 the sime
authority, were ., SnS,oOo,oco Yards. against
2,o26,ll+Wo yards last year. or q decrease
OF per cent nndcr last year The exports
81 yarns during the same time were II SD
600 pounds, against 100000 pounds last
year. or decrease Of 4 per cent under last
year The above data certainly do NOT
bear out the claims ~ good trade IN Eng
land However, sentiment continues very
favorable to the article and values wi !.
from day 10 day, he regulated by the de-
mand for spots and receipts
II & II Ranr
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New York, February i4.-wheat-Re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels exports COCO bushels
Spot frmer No. red stM elevator and
sex b. aAoa'; - / Northern s9A T.
o. b. afoat; No. / hard 90 T. o. b. ahoat
options firm, HAY Quiet shipping 55Gl70t
good to choice 95d1.05 Hides-Firmer;
Galveston 20 to 25 pounds. IS; California.
20 to % pounds, 49, Texas dry. "a 10 80
pounds H. Leather Firm; acid 24iaG126.
Wool-Firm, domestic fleece 2S1S2. Cot.
ton seed oll--Quiet; prime crude nominal;
prime crude yellew 41@42 Molasses-
Firm New Orleans, open kettle, good 70
choice. 32440
Kansas City. February 4.--Wheat--May
6sA July 664; cash No. / hard SO: No 2
65G68la No. 4 hard 60d6s%; rejected bS@
5S1b; No red 70lam7t; No. 3 66@6s. Corn
May 3Slk. July 3s9s; cash No mixed
3s% 40; No. white 40ih@41la; No. 8 404i
d40l5 oats-No . white 35lsGS5A Re
ceipts- Wheat 1000 bushels; corn, @, 500
bushels; oats. 1900 bushels. Shipments
Wheat, 1920 bushels; corn, $1,000 bushels;
oats, $4,000 bushels.
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Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks. Houston or other points taking
same rate Dealers charge from store cd
Toe per 100 pounds more on bran 2d3c per
bushcl on oats and corn, 10G11Jc per 100
BRAN-Pcr 100 lbs, 81 .o5
CORN CHOpS--Pure, 81 12d1 IA
OATS Texas choice bright, 60c No. ?
mixed, 4Ti4c
CoRN-No. mixed, sacked, SOC; No Q
white. sacked Coo.
HAY-Choice alfalfa, S19. 5Od2o. 90; choice
timothy. S10.ONd19 80: South Texas prairie,
IS 5o6a n; North Texas and Territory
hav. S13. 5CM15 90.
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NeM York On Goods

New York, February 1.-THE demand
for cotton goods is well sustained and
business keeps supplies generally cleaned
mp Tone strong and prices still tend
against BUYERS Print cloths quiet. but
very hrln. Cotton warns IN better demand
aud advancing No change IN worsted o.
wooden or line and lutte yarns.
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Extremes.
washington star

MHhuIUBIOu sun
Don't you think this country is likely TO
make wealth n consideration Of too much
Importance" asked the apprehensive pa.
triot.
what do you want II 10 dor Inquired
the man who takes things MS they come /;
''set up poverty as an idealf'
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TIN Firm So on62o 80 lead. 81 90
GALVANIZED SHEET IRoN-7o and
per cent discount
BLACK SHEET lRoN--No. q, SO. 80 per
100 poundss
ROOFING TIN Machine made $40 SOFA
box.
SOLDER half and half 2od20iac per n
CORRUGATED lRON-Galylnized, S. ID
Gnmnrn
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SUGAR..

New Orleans February Il Sugar
Steady open kettle 2Nd3 S-16; omen kettle
centrifugal 3lk@3A; centrifugal whites 35s
a.: yellovs 3iyd3 1916: seconds 2lk613 GIG.
Molasses-Quiet. omen kettle nominal at u
M26. centrifugal 6a1s. syrup-Nominal
at 1924,
firm; fair refining 80. centrifugal 96 test
ga; molasses sugar 9 Rehned-Steady.
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POULTRY, BUTTER AND EGes.

81 louis February "A. Poultry Steady;
chickens II; turkeys IS: ducks 49, geese
2 Butter-Steady; creamery 1913; dairy
lTd50 Eggs Steady; fresh 1914.
New York February II Eggs Receipts
5143 packages. market steady: Pennsylva-
nia average best 10: Western fancy 49,
Southern 15i2. refrigerated Sd12i3
Kansas City. February EgCs-Fresh
14to
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COFFEE.

New York. Fehrunrv Il Coffee spo+
no arm. No li2 mild quiet Cordova "a
11ai Futures closed steady, with nrices
unchanged To > points higher Sales iOTiO
hays March ~: Nav s 75H14 So. July
aod4 05. September , Iod5 Is; December
a *, J1nuarc = 40
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WHEAT WAS LOWER
ON POOR DEMAND
Corn Was Easy on Account OF Liau5a.
ton by Longs--Sellina Pressure in
Oats Caused Weakness.

N4lc"E', eoFuArF ia Trading IN the
grain and provision pits was again duh
and prices Ind downward tendencv OK
P' Hs''' "n4NH C'Vseu 's@H Alsler 'o'
May May corn WIS q lower. while oats
were down Il Provisions were strong ana
she Nfov nroducta ,Ioeed fror 10 n. IN
F4N ''0H ''"Ai '' ~ ~
10 hlgnef'
There was only sealpnG market IN
OHe5p,s NOR. ma. ba,-,, 49,. a. "a
w ~ ue''s 0t any lime anu
me demand only IaiF shorts taking most
u the offerings The enrly market was
arm ON better cables thap ,ptIcinata5 INK.
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coTToN SEQ PRopUoTs.

Memphis Tenn February II Cotton
GOOD oil Prime crude 35d35la: ott crude 20
024iS. nrime summer yellow 80. Meal
Primo 20 Tjd2l %; cake On -.
New Orleans February Is Cotton seed
Prime refined In barrels AZ: 81 70
ened IN barrels IS, prime crude IS,
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APPLEs-Ben Davis. barrel. So Joi4 90
winrsaps and Jonathans. 81 25d4. so.
81. seal -.
CoCoANUTs-Per sack, $500; less guam
titles. 81 25
cRANRERRIES-Per crate. 50 .?5ds. 50;
barrels S11 0NTl12 90
FMONS-Messinas, 81. 50l74 90; Call.
fornia So SOFAS 10
LIMES-McXican. per basket. 81 1od1 -
p5
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

phine. 81 2502 30 per ounce: cocaine 81 so
per ounce borax, sac per pound in 1Oo-lb
packages; copperas, 81 90 In barrels; castor
oil, 81 % per gallon in 5gallon packages;
alcohol. So. 70d3 90 per gallon sulphur,
81 IS per 100 lbs in barrels; alum 3lRc per
pound in barrels; saltpater, e nnr pound
lbs. delivered Texas common railway points.
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Better "a unsaId.

Chicago News.
Mrs. Homer-You can't go home while II
is raining so, Stay and have dinner with US.
Mr.. Witless-Oh, NO, thank you. II isn't
as bad as all that
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New York exchanges.

New York. February 14-Prime paper
4Xd.5l5 per cent. Sterling exchange steady
with actual business in bankers Oils %
4 81 ,sg54 81 so Tor demand ana at $50 50
for sixtv DAYS. posted rates 4 S5d4. IS com
merciai bills $3.50 Bar silver ASA MeXl
can dollars 37l5 Government bonds weak
Railroad bonds steady.
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deposits S05o. $40. 100, increase s12.811. 900;
circulation S4s 10000 decrease S43s 500:
legal tenders STl, sos, 500. decrease S3.T72.
100: specie Sisis0S, 100. increase S3.TTs 600;
reserve S25S, 607 200 Increase SIG, 500; re-
serve required S23S,070, 525. increase SS.052.-
5o0 surplus SIS 52Q675, decrease S3,0l600O:
ex-Unlted States deposits S25,55T,T0o. de
crease So O0o g75.
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London February l4.-consols Tor money
and account % 1916; bar silver STEADY at
2ais6 Money sh@Sss per cent; short bills
@ 7.iCdSis; three months bills 3&a3 T-ie
per cent.
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mnoNv Bank Statement

New York, February 1.-THE statement
of averages Of clearing house banks for the
week Ave days. shows,
Looms sa36,235. 400, lncreass sn,274,S 500;
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New York Money

New York February 14--rime money
steady. 60 and 90 days per cent; sin
months 4A@AH per cent. Monsy on call
nominal: no loans
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comparison Of these scr a 0f iI tiSns shows
riY ag ''S,nsriet When the buyer cnnsid-
Hiessalss sredts to be derived from Hons
y tl ;raIrst rates he viii mud that. even
w ma Asnotable figures at other markets
~ ,a au the price finally paid is Gemer.
IN . o.sster The prices are those ruin:
~ Xxx Z Houston wholesale merchanto' and
y, rsyleed daily.
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CaraIII & RIotardson,s Letter.

Houston, February 14-Despite a good
Liverpool this morning the temper Of the
trade 10 American markets was shown to
be decidedly bcarish before the close There
was considerable buying from the outside
speculative public, but the disposition 70
realize 10y local market traders and the
fnilure q any good support from large
bull Interests, together with report that MI
Ellison makes the mill stocks $4,000 bales
larger thnn last year, against deficiency
OF 4l5,cO bales In the visible supply,
caused prices 10 weaken. The New OriennS
market held stcadcr than New York, due
10 the demand for cotton continuing quite
good. The spot markets closed steady az
unchanged prices
1t is quite apparent that effort Will be
made by certain market interest to pre-
vent prices reaching a higher level for the
present and # large long interest can
he created we may see a reaction To the
neighhorh0od Of Hc. hut commencing next
week we will run against q heavier move.
ment last year with indications for only
moderate receipts this year The market
has advanced sharply. however, on free
movement, and may do the CONTRARY when
the comparisons change. a continued good
demand for spot cotton however, will pre-
vent bear tactics being profitable, aud an
active scalping market should be seen
Liverpool is due to be points lower on
Monday Cargill a. Richardson.
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]. N. Wisner &, Co.'S Letter.

Houston. February 14.-Mr Ellison's esti-
mate today that European mill holdings Of
spot cotton were in excess Of last year TO
an extent nearly equal to the present de
tcicncy in the worlds visible supply had
a depressing effect upon values
Holders Of cotton and the bull element
believe, considering the situation, that for
cign authorities are to n certain extent
affected by their environments, and are In
clinOd 10 give prominence 70 statistics cal
culated to influence prices and consequently
benefit home consumers In making pul-
chases.
uenvy realizing by longs who were more
cations of any reaction and evening up by
those who feared possible unexpected de
vclopmcnts over Sunday, failed to induce
more than natural reaction due after the
decided enhancement Of previous two days
The situation appears replete with posi-
Lilties In either direction.
liverpool is due TO be 3 lower on Monday.
j. y, Wisner s. Co.
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CANNED GOODS


CANNED FRUITS-Apples. Bib. s5d9,c:
pincappl.s, sliced. 81 10; evcless and core
less, 81 3pdl 90; extra grated. 81 656ll -; ;
pears, LIP. zoe; strawberries, 2-lb. JUli95c
hlacHberlles, 2.lb, 95cdStOo peaches. Bib
81 5O0l co; 2-lh peaches, 81 OOdl 05; S-lb
pic peaches, SOdS5c
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes
lib, fun weight. S0dS5c; 3-lb full weight
33cdSl.OO. 2-lh. seconds. 75ds0c; BIB. sec.
onds. 00d95c; okra and tomatoes. 2.lb
81 90: canned kr1ut, alb ao695c: Cailfor
nia asparagus, lib, 50 2563.5l. according
70 grade; l-lh. asparagus salmon cans,
Sl. iGfe Is: baked beans: 3lb, 95c; BIB
string beans, S5c; lib Kidney beans, csc;
lib StrnFless beans, 81 21 Glib marrow,
Fat peas. 81 90; 2-lb American petit pois
~ GOdl65 extra Maine corn, 81 Is; corn.
s0dg0c: seconds, S0dS5c.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard
21e.lb peaches lemon cling. 81 a5do, 90:
yellow Crawford 81 sod1 s.: Hack cbcr.
rice, 81 90n2 %: white cherries, Sc 156i2 8:
anrloots. 81 o0H1 55 strawberries. So ,ON56
2 10; plumS, 81 50671 60; grapes 81 Goa
!, %; seconds, loo per dozen less than extra
standard prices
CANNED MoLAsSEs- P. & T. Old Fash.
toned. gallons. SO 10 per case: i5cnilons.
Gold Medal brand fancy table syrup. quart
Jars, 81 90 per dozen; e p e. c., Creole,
lib; 81 90; BIB, 81 So; 5-lb, So So. 10-lb,
81 60.
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horns, 15c Wisconsin full cream diaries.
loo, wisconsin half cream, lac; Wisconsin
EGGS.-TeXas 13114c; Kansas, 13c.
kRAUT-New, n half barrels. So 5o1
:. -; tive gallon kegs, 81 10.
0NloNS-Pcr III. 1MCi2c
PEI l'ER-Chllc, new, 15d16c per pound;
black Singapore, loo.
HOIAIOES-C Colorado, soc per bushel
fancy hand picked No i, GEG6Ac
POL LIIN Chickens, hens, good 81 Goa
=. flyers, large, 81 Oo04 ~; ducks, large
E8 '3@4 90. geese, full feathered, s.. std
So CCMlS 90
TOMATOES - Mexican, Gbasket crates,
g 5C42 70.
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BARBED WIRE GALVANIZED Gliddcn.
s.. 50 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, So. 31
WIRE NAILs-s2. 60 base rer keg.
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DECLINES IN GRAIN MARKET
The leading futures ranged as follows:
ArticleH-- Onen- Hlrh InNp- Clnna

MAY ..,... i7.05 1870 I7.oS 17.12i,
July ,t.,.;t, 1e.A7'5 1e.52is 16 AIS 10. 52s
May ..... a.5A OBS $50 e.H
July ..,... $50 0.55 $50 0.3J
short rbs-Per lOD pounds
Nav ,.,.. Q 37ia a.47ia 9.3T,n q. 4TlS
July .... a.tTi4 . 22l5 g. l7B q 2oi5
Sept .,,,.. 0.l2l9 9.16 9.12h 9.tj
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

Vim. Kitz & Co. close their Buhl
store, and will concentrate their
range business at Hibbing. Lewis
Bros, the hustling Chisholm cloth.
iers, have leased the building being
vacated, and will open in Buhl the
first of the coming week.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

Mrs. W. F. d. Long and children
departed Saturday afternoon for
Duluth, where they will visit friends
for a couple of weeks before going
to Virginia to reside permanently.
Tower News -. -. :.s: II. b.. ....<.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

While engaged in leading horse
from Jos. Karl's house to the barn
Yesterday forenoon, Frank Archam-
bault in some manner got tangled
up with the business end of the an
imal, coming out of the fracas with
a broken jaw. DR.. Michel attended
the young man: .4. - -.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

Mrs. S. A. Hendricks, of Chicago,
arrived in the city Friday evening
last for short visit at the home of
her son A. E. Bickford, previous to
going to Lincoln, Neb., where she
will make her future home.
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Just q Runl,f.


Il is whispered among the sports
that Eveleth and Virginia played
ball on Sunday, at the local
grounds, and that the visitors won
by 4 score q: 8 TO But inquiry Of
81 gentleman who held the bleach
|ers: at the ball park during the en-
tire afternoon leads ,1s to distrust
the authenticity of the report as
|fessays he saw nothing Of anyEbaII
game and q ball game so devoid
Of rooters that a.rnan could sleep
throughout nine innings il GER
tainly not emitted to he recognized
|=as az. ibitionr Of the national
game.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

. D. Campanelio haze this week OPP
ened his new grocery, in the east
room of his fine new block, and has
la nobby, fresh stock. @.c 2S.% * - =,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

The school work exhibit in the
window of the Fay Block school,
which has been replaced weekly by
selections from different grades,
attracts much attention and is Ger.
ztainly a novel and praiseworthy
display Of the handiwork of Virgin
ia pupils. -. 3 e=s.sz3 z.Z.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

A Minneapolis paper remarks
that Doc Ames has belonged tt
every known political party excep
the prohibition party. There art
Others.
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- Hughes & Co. this week received
and place. their new hardware
stock, and will in future be in posi-
ton to. fill the demands of their
customers lin this line in quick
and satisfactory inlanner. - -. sssss
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

The social at the Roman block
Tuesday evening, by the ladies of
the Norwegian Lutheran church,
was very successful affair, the So
ciety netting a neat sum. 3z::z: PSI
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

While the weather was not ex-
tremely propitious for lawn social
Wednesday evening, the social al
home of Supt. and Mrs. Mcneil at
the Commodore, under theauspices
of the NJ. +. Ladies' Aid, was well
attended and a pleasant evening
enjoyed by attendants. 4.ss zs q
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

All barber shops in this city will
be kept open until 1900 clock mid
night on the night Of July Ord, and
closed all day on July 4th. Remen-
Der. :, .:s-s,sE *.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

J. Roman moved into his hand
some new block the first of the
week. He awaits the arrival of ad.
ditional fixtures, when he will have
one of the neatest and roomiest
stores on the range.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

The Mission Tea under the aus.
pices of the Episcopal Guild at the
home of Mrs. J. L. Owens, Central
Avenue, Wednesday afternoon, was
we'll attended and was a very pleas
ant and successful event.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

r. NJ. Farris has this week opened
his new place 1.-THE Old Vienna" in
the O'Connor block. He has neat
place, and will receive a fair share
OF patronage. 49,. ~: :
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

John Meyers was a Duluth visit
or the first of the week, being an
attendant at the Knights of Pythias
convention of St. Louis. and Lake
county lodges, held at the hall of
North Star Lodge No. 80 Tuesday
evening. r. - r.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

Pastoret & Martin, of Two Har-
bors were the successful bidders
for the construction of the new
'waterworks system from St. Mary's
lake to Eveleth, their bid for the
work being $11,O77.6O.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

The ladies of the S. III. & E. F. OF
A. will give an ice cream and coffee
social Friday evening, at Hawkin.
son Hall, for the benefit of Sophia
IsaacsOn.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

A large front room, furnished
for rent, at $1,000 per month for tw'
gentlemen. Enquire at the Enter
prise office. 4'.
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The Rev. Renison, of Two Harbors;
will exchange. pulpits. with Rev: H.
E. Ryerson, of St. Paul's Episcopal
Church, on Sunday next. Preach
ing service at HOO O'Clock am. 49,.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

Capt. A.. II. Stevens returned Wed.
nesday from Nashwauk, where he
has held responsible mining pc
sition for some time past.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

Misses Simmons and Case enter
tanned the Senior Class and High
School Faculty atztheir apartments,
Central avenue, Wednesday even
ing. -. = 5:-.. =. :. :, =s.-4 .
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Notwithstanding the protest of
many Buhl residents, Grant &
Halves were granted a license to
open and operate a saloon at the
Kinney mine location, at the last
meeting of the board of county
commissioners. - ae.
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Is per cent off on suits at Halls.

o. Harold Griggs returned Tues
day from the Minnesota u, for the
summer vacation, &. s. 81,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

Alfred Burke, proprietor of the
Golden Gate Theatre, erects an IS
foot extension to his play house,
an improvement made necessary
by constantly. increasing patron
age. --.--
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

IS The Village Of Bull, through II.
a. Nichols, recorder, calls for bids
for the constructio Of the proposed
village electric plant, the bids to be
submitted not later than Friday
next. The village will construct
and equip the plant ont Of the gen.
eral fund, in accordance with the
decision Of the voters at a special
election to vote upon the PROPOSE
ton a short time ago. 80.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12

Captain: NJ: L. Fay, Of Virginia,
yesterday purchased "a fine saddle
horse from William Ford, Of Du.
luth. The purchase was made for
his daughter. The horse is perfect
ly trained as a saddler, and brought
$3.50. News Tribune. >s.5s.5zs: 81:
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-12
It S an Imp tdnt Part.

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