The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-15
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Burglars entered the store Of
Kolseth & Anderson at CIoquet Sat
urday morning, blowing the safe
and securing email amount Of
money and gold watch valued. st
e1OO, which had been left with the
firm for safe-keeping. There is no
clue to the parties. -. :: z
Chas. I. Rakowsky, former de-
putty auditor in the Office Of Odin
has been appointed dis
trict manager of the Aetna Life In
surance Co., of Hartford, Conn.
DR.. and Mrs. r. X. Ellie, of Sparta,
were pleasantly surprised Friday
evening by some sixty of their
friends, who presented the Doctor
with dress suit case and Mrs. Ellis
with ring. DR.. and Mrs. Ellis left
this week for an extended southern
trip. on account OF the Doctors
health. -.-
An independent mining corpora
tor composed of Mesaba range
residents has taken an option on
120 acres of land in SO, 63-11, and will
at once commence exploratory
work. The property is in close
proximity to the famous section 80,
and is reported to have the same
formation as was encountered by
the White Iron Lake Iron Co. in
52-12, where body of hematite ore
is being proven.
The village of Hibbing will re-
ceive bids at the council meeting
next Tuesday evening for the Rur-
chase of 100000 of refunding bonds.
James Bigelow, of Minneapolis,
has purchased the VIM. Coss build
ing and saloon business at Eveleth,
the price being given as $4,000. Mr..
Coss also conducts saloon BUSH
ness at Tower, where he makes his
home. The property sold is one of
the choicest Eveleth corners.
The Happening Iron Ore says
Capt. Thomas Walters, general
manager of the Interstate Iron Co.;
intends removing from Ishpemipg
to Duluth. The Interstate Co
owns the Lincoln and Grant mines
on this range.
B. Ledoux was doing business be-
fore Judge of Probate MiddlecoH,
of Duluth. His call there was for
the purpose of putting on finishing
touches for the purchase of the
real estate and livery stable outfit
formerly owned by Mrs. w. r. Mel
son. The new proprietor took pos
session Wednesday,and it is said an
addition will be built on the rear of
the stable. Mr.: Belanger, a gentle
man bearing business principals,
will be manager of the barn having
purchased that interest of Mr.. Led
oux.-Chisholm Tribune.
A very pleasant though quiet
wedding occurred at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen James, at
Soudan, on Tuesday, Dec. 5, when
their eldest daughter, Katie, was
united in the holy. bonds of matri-
mony with Siah Govett of Calumet,
Mich. Rev. Charles F. Adams of
Biwabik made secure the nuptial
knot. These y Dung people are well
and ::favorably known in Soudan,
both having lived there the greater
part of their lives, the groom until a
few years back, and the bride from
childhood to the present. Both are
members of the Methodist Episco.
pal church there, and leave a host
of friends. IS
Litigation to test the ;ownership
of the fee of the Clark mine, in this
district, is likely to bring out some
startling and >sensational disclo.
sures, involving the honor and
veracity of several very prominent
st. Louis county gentlemen. The
deal as reported looks nightly
like high financiering, with a few
extra touches.-Mesaba Ore.
The business men of HibbinQ
have taken steps looking to the or.
ganization of a Commercial club.
Victor Maxi, a Hibbingite, was on
Thursday held to the grand jury
on a charge of assault with intent
to do great bodily harm. Maxi was
employed at a camp near the Stew.