The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-19

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Great Fourtl III Z discounts
sale az Hairs
Senator q. 3. Hawkins Was over
from q bling Eric lay ia attendancel
upon matters sc business
81 llmar Bros. Railroad Shows
are headed this wa and are billed
to hit Virginia On ] uly 10th.
Eveleth is 70 have new !. ad EDITION
to the townsite. For particularssw We
refer yon to the ad. on eighth page.
County superintendent ofSchoolsl
Al, Park was up from Duluth on
Friday last, visiting the range
schools. a. SD. -y1$
DR.. and Mrs. C. B. Lenont rejoice
over the arrival Of a bouncing boy
at their home at an early hour,
Friday last. zs..e.s -. 60. 81
If you think it is easy to run
newspaper, ask the first !: twenty
men you meet ST they know any
thing" Then go write your find.
ings. -.sz ... -, 81. :, s7s .@s.:
The fourteenth annual conference
of the United Norwegian Lutheran
synod is being heldin Duluth this
week. Upwards of one thousand
delegates are in attendance. -
= Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Sweeney and
daughter, Miss Margaret, came up
from Duluth Tuesday and spend
commencement week with former
Virginia friends. : =. - 2.-. .s:s '>
Misses Parmelee and Logan,
teachers at the Franklin school,
leave Monday next for Minneapolis
where they will spend several weeks
at summer school. =. :. Z
= Mrs. ". T.. Hannaford and sons
leave on Monday next for sum-
mer visit with relatives ahd friends
at Mrs. SHannaford's former home.
at New London, Wis. -. -: : -
By direction of the council the
Virginia Light & Water Company
this week places new arc lamp at
the intersection of Walnut and
Wyoming, at the second ward
school corner. .--. -
The many friends of E. Z. Griggs
are pleased to note his constant
Improvement iu health, and hope
for his ultimate recovery. He now
enjoys ride in his wheel chair as
far as the bank .-.. -.
A man who was looking tor game
could find almost as much oppor-
tunity toslose his money at the cir
Gus as he can at others places in.
the city, The revenue is also said
to have gone the same way: .::s
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The state Of Minnesota is getting
after the sellers of impure whistles.
Four Virginia vendors are reckon
ed in the bunch that have paid fines
of late for selling red-eye that did
not come up to Standard.
The lawn social under the aus,
pices Of the ladies of the Swedish
NJ. E. Church, at the church lawn
Saturday evening, was a very sue
ces.ful event, the society netting
about $50 from the entertainment.
J. 81. JGarvin, formerly on the
Missabe but of late on the Eastern
Minnesota, was in the city Friday
renewing old acquaintance before
going to Hibbing, where he. as
sumes charge of the Eastern Min,
nesota yards. -. 80
The city of Ironwood has voted
$11 900 bonds for the purchase of a
site and the erection of school
of science. A site has been pur-
chased opposite the L. T.. Wright
school, and work on the new struc-
ture will begin at once. .S.@~.=.>>,
Mrs. b. Levin and Miss Emma
Duffla were among attendants at
the commencement exercises Of the
Central High School, Duluth Fri
day evening last, their sister, Miss
Anna SDuffla, being among the
class Of graduates for 1903. =s.s s. 8
John Knuuti, formerly of this
city but now prosperous farmer
in the New York Mills district,
came up. Friday last for a, short
visit with old friends. Mr.. Knuuti
reports that he ia nrosner inor nleaa.