The Virginia enterprise., 1903-05-15
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Hon. Q. D. Kinney came up from
Duluth Wednesday.
Rev. J. H. Grotheim spends the
week in Duluth and Ashland.
l am here to stay and please the
people by giving good values.
Hall.
X. +. Miller, of Kelsey, spent the
Sabbath in the city, the guest of J.
L. Kimball.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Sigel rejoice
over the arrival of a bouncing boy
at their home on Sunday.
General Manager Maitland: of the
Republic Iron & Steel Co., was in
the city Saturday and Sunday.
If in need of dental work of any
kind, call on DR.. H. w. Spratley, at
The Fay. For a few days only.
The Enterprise constantly adds
to its subscription list, thereby
adding to it's value as an Advertise
ing medium.
Q. Harold Griggs, who attends
the Minnesota University. came up
Tuesday for short visit with his
father and friends.
Opportunities for a little mis-
sionary work on the part of the
poundmaster would be easy to find,
if religiously sought.
Miss Minnie Cohen pleasantly
entertained number of her young
friends Saturday afternoon, the
occasion being her thirteenth
birthday:
W. I. Bailey, Jr., left Tuesday
noon for Port Hill, Idaho, where he
will rema ain for the summer, look
ing after the mining interests of
his father in the Continental group.
W. c. Smith, superintendent of
range operations of the Richards
Lundeen Co., was at Nashwauk the
first of the week, looking after strip
ping operations at the LaRue mine.
r. NJ. Farris, of Minneapolis, has
leased the O'Connor building,
which will be vacated this week by
the Korby Piano Company, and
will occupy same about June 1st
with saloon.
Jacob Paul, an employe of the
Finnish Mercantile Company, erects
a commcdious apartment house at
the corr er of Spruce street and
Mesaba avenue, which will furnish
neat &C; ac;ommodations for four
families when complete.
D. Campanello, who erects a
double tlock, solid brick, on east
Chestntt, will only make one story
at the Fpresent time. Mr.. Campo
nello will open general store in
one side of the new block and a
saloon in the other apartment.
The fire department was called
out Friday last by an alarm from
the Bailey mill, caused by a small
blaze in the mill yard. The depart
ment responded quickly, but their
services were not needed, the mill
department getting the fire under
control before their arrival.
James A. Stuart, special staff
correspondent of the Duluth News
Tribune, does the city this week in
the interest of that journal. Since
the inauguration of the Sunday
train service the Tribune has ruade
specially of the range news, the
service receiving due appreciation
ny patTOnS.
A. N. Thompson has let the con.
tract for the foundation for his new
block to Axel E. Carlson, who will
commence work thereon at once
The new block will be a 25x6O, two.
story, solid brick, divided into two
compartments on the lower floor
one side of which will be for rental
purposes.
| The Northwestern Opera Com
pany will open at Duluth June sth
with the Black Hussar. The prices
are to be common sense prices, -
30 and 70 cents for nights and 25 and
80 cents for matinees. Out of town
patrons who desire to reserve seats
may do so by addressing H. E
Pierce, Treasurer Lyceum Theatre
Rev. J. H. Grotheim and family
were rendered Dlaasant a,,rDr;eo