The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-02-19

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good. Halls. .558=
|. A few boys REFERS yet at "cut
prices" at Halls. r. IL .s. .s>sa +:
D. W. Freeman was business
visitor to Duluth Friday. .=<. ~:":s ~. !
A few boys suits at prices below
actual worth. Halls. -. d. =
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Two room house to rent, with
family furniture. Call at Korby
Music Store ~ "
Mrs. James Mckay, of Hurley,
Wis, is guest at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Frank Logan, at
Franklin. ! ~
Mrs. V. Lee, of Lakota, N. d. ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening
for visit with her daughter, Mrs.
c. Gordon Mayo.
For chapped face and hands and
all cutaneous affections use Pond
Lily Cream. For sale only at the
Virginia Pharmacy.
There Is chance for a few Young
men to become members of the City
Band. Any who are interested
should see Frank Meehan.
n. Shanedling, of the Big Store, is
absent on stock purchasing trip
to Chicago and New York markets.
Patrons of the store will learn
more OF his purchases by noting
our advertising columns upon his
return.
1t is understood that new Won
ans Club is shortly to be organic
ed in the city. But in speaking of
women's clubs our experience as
mrrried man has forced us to be-
lieve that the most popular one is
the rolling pin.
The Oyster Supper under the
auspices of the ladies of the Swed-
ish Lutheran Church at the church
parlors on Saturday evening" even
ing last was very we'll attended and
the ladies did themselves proud in
the bounteous repast served.
Messrs. Jones & Sullivan, painters,
arrange for the erection of a num-
Der of bill boards in the city, one of
which with so #. frontage on
Chestnut. and 12O #. frontage on
Cleveland avenue, will adorn the
lots opposite the Virginia Phar-
macy.
Roy Hawkinson, the five years old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hawkinson,
received severe scalp wound on
Tuesday, being struck by a chunk
of falling ice while standing under
the caves of building from which
the snow was being cleared. Five
stitches we're taken in the cut.
K. NJ. Farris on Wednesday filed
voluntary petition in bankruptcy
with the clerk of the federal court,
Duluth, showing liabilities of $2317.
% and assets of $lO16.77, $500 of
which he claims as exemptions
Farris has for several months past
run a saloon in the O'Connor
building, west Chestnut street.
"A California court recently award
ed the widow of an editor who was
shot SIG, $50 damages. When even
California editor gets to be, worth
as much as ton of coal or second
hand race horse it is evidence of the
increasing value of editors. But
like other great men most of them
have to die to be truly appreciated.
AL unouNNCoolu III dlte1npI On the
part of number of Finnish resi-
dents to enhance the price of booze
through creating scarcity in the
visible supply on Sunday resulted
in free-for-all in front of Pakkala's
saloon shortly after the noon hour.
The belligerants we're corralled and
landed in the calaboose, and will
take 1ay-off to reflect upon the
use]essness of a half dozen men
trying to buck the united force of
the distilleries of America.
A division of opinion seems to
exist as to whether or not the set
tiers in the Ashawa d;atr;c4 daa;xo