The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-01-09


Broke those New Years resolu-
iona
How proud ap honorable citizen
ST Virginia must have felt az he
read thu Duluth News Tribune's &C:
count d the closing Of games at
his point, in Yesterdays issue.
The Central Hotel, J. S. Suther-.
land, proprietor, enjoys deserved
" increasing patronage. Open day
and mig Int. and every attention Civ
en guests, European plan. Cheat
nut etr{et, Virginia. =. .7.='<=:. :.
Reno mber the: first number of
the lecture: course under the aus
pieces of the N. Is. Church by Rev. E.:
c. Cler3ens, at the Fay Opera Tues
day eX@ning next. Read the press
notices. elsewhere in this Issue.
It is how the First National Bank
of Virg inia, the formal opening of
the new institution occurring Wed
nesday The change makes busy
week for Cashier Britts and his ef-
ficient corps of assistants.
We n te by an advertisement in
the D1 luth Evening Herald that
District No. IS, at Bull, calls
for bid for the construction of a
two sto Try, eight room frame school
house. Bids will be opened on the
evening of Janua y Goth.
III. Harrington returned Satur-
day from business trip to St. Paul,
where he had been to close an op-
ton for a state lease on lands in Sec
ton 16, 58-17. Mr.. Harrington and
associates will thoroughly explore
same, and we trust their efforts may
receive rich reward.
There will be the usual services
at the presbyterian Church next
Sabbath. Sunday School at noon,
and preaching service at half past
seven. The subject of the sermon
will be "The Influence of Creed.''
Begin he new year right by going
to church next Sunday evening.
]. NJ. TODD, Pastor.
The other daya prominent citizen
was joshing a village councillor
about the doings of the council and
said, "I'd sooner run for the lunatic
asylum than for a seat in the vii.
lage council" Eyes, and you'd
stand much better chance of get
ting in" drily remarked the village
council man. Ely Miner.
Miss Jennette Landswick, a train
ed nurse from Fargo, N. D.. adver.
tises in this issue and would be
pleased to receive a call from any
in need Of professional services in
her lines Miss Landswick was form.
erly re sident of Virginia, leaving
here several years ago, taking a
course in her chosen profession
during her absence.
Otto Spitz and T.Bowen will leave
in few days for the woods near
Virginia, to spend the winter hunt
ing and trapping. When opportun-
ity offe rs other fnr-bearing animals
will not be overlooked, but the kill
ing of wolves will be the main OBJ.
ject of the nimrods. They expect to
get emo ugh pelts to make their win
ter paying one.-X Ray.
Hereis something worth knowing
says an exchange: When splinter
has beer driven deeply into the
hand it can be extricated without
pain by steam. Nearly fill a wide
mouthed bottle with hot water,
place the injured part over the
mouth and press tightly. The sue
ton will draw the flesh down and
in a minute or two the steam will
extricate the splinter and the in
hammation also.
Have you ever noticed that if you
praise friend and make much of
his ability that he generally accepts
the offerings as matter of course,
and that the same requires no rec
ognition from HMM fact, that
praise and homage are his due
and that nothing is required from
him in return? But if you desire to
witness little study in human ma