The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-08-12

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the week Irving spikes u his polit-II
ia fences, at5rahge { points:
IS Liven Peterson mae accepted q
IS local freight ape At for
the Duluth, rginia & Rainy Lake
railway. 81 9 81 81. 4
Ca PIT II. Pearce was up from
Duluth Friday I ia saturday, ! YsissS
itor at the home 81 Mr. and Mrs. ~
+. IA inning 81. ..5f !, J. q. & ..... z
r. Mrs. Belond and children, Ii llian,
Louise and lloyd, Of Two Ha rbora,
arrived il the city Saturday Tor q:
visit at the home Of g Conductor Thos.
st. Cyr. ..<<.5.. ..4s.".S s:s: 7s:.E IN 81
!. Mrs. ED. Mcneil, Of G ommod ore,7
-enjoys q visit from her sister, Mrs..
George 0'Connor, OF Negannee,
Mich, who with her little daughter
arrived in the city on Friday last: a
+ Invitations have been issued for
a social hop. under the auspices: of.
the Virginia Club at the Fay Opera
this evening. The Lacrosse Or.
chestra, Duluth, will furnish music.
Mrs. ". Forder returned Saturday
from summer visit at her former
nome at Westtield, Wis She was
accompanied BY her brother, Aug.
Nickel, who will view the northern
country for time. i I'D. H.. a..
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The prospective partridge crop is
reported to be good, but the "soon-
er" shootist.is already in evidence:
and the birds will be scarcer when
the open season arrives. And no
game warden aspirant need apply
the ranges are politically right,
anyhow. H.. .~ -. ~ d
Gust Anderson, umbered am ong:
pioneer Virginians but who has
been in the west, located at Port
land, Ore, for several years past
returned to the city on Saturday.
Mr.. Anderson was here at the time
of the big fire in 1893, and can note
many changes in the city since his
departure. =. : '.:- ~
Z John dilem, formerresident Of
this city, was discharged in munic-
ipal court at Brainerd Thursday on
"a charge of having assaulted his
wife and$shot at her with a revolver,
and thah FL timing away with their
.4-year Old boy. He has, been detain-..
;;ed. toweYer.sa there will be- suit..
to determine who will have the cus-I
tody Of the child. 's%'>3 10y. ~ ~
/: Judge Middlecoff and amily were
up from Duluth Friday, driving
from here to Ely lake for an after
moons. outing! Mr.. Middlecof is;
again a candidate for the Republi-5
can nomination for Judge of Pro:
bate, and in view Of his efficient ser.
vices it is unlikely that any opposi-
ton to his candidacy will develop.
The record of his official career en-
titles him to the support of the vot-,
er, irrespective of party. =
Alfred Kelly returned Wednesday
from the Continental mine, in Ida
no, where he had been in charge of
the ". T.. Bailey horses. He.
brought the horses, twenty nine in
number, back with r. him. The
Bailey. Lumber Co. owns q nice
bunch of timber on state lands : in
the Lucknow district. which will be
cut this season, furnishing work
for the teams, and insuring the
operation Of the mill. + s@1s
Dir. and Mrs. Fred Witte have re-.
turned from Gem, Idaho, and may.
again take up their residence with
Virginians. Mr., Wittez reports that
several former Mesabaites who have
come under his notice are prosper
ing nicely in that western country