The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-11-03
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Saturday October %, a baby girl. 80: Z:
Landlord Smith, of The Fay,
Ehobnobbed with Duluth friends
Thursday. g. IT, 49,
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
meets with Mrs. A. Fl. Stevens next
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O
The Ladies' Guild of St. PauPs
Episcopal Church will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Miss
Pratt.
Having gone out of business l
nave fine horse, suitable for
family or delivery purposes, for
sale at bargain. B. O. Wiggen.
Gust Johnson came up from Vir-
ginia, Tuesday. He is shipping
down a carload of stock, this week,
for butchering purposes.--N North
land Farmer.
Doyle. Sisters have. opened a new
confectionery and cigar store, in
the Doyle building on west Chest
nut. They have put in a neat stock
and will cater to the trade in proper
style.
Kew. Morgan, for several months
past rector of St. Pauls Episcopal
Church but who recently accepted
a call at Belvidere, ILL.,, left yester-
day for his new field, accompanied
by his family.
County superintendent Gilpin
blocked on Friday last as though he
was we'll satisfied with the world.
Ought to be. A nine pound boy
born the previous evening helped
to make him so.
John Cudnlore and Fred Evans
had quite a mix-up Wednesday
night with runaway horse, the
former getting badly cut about the
face, while the latter was quite
severely bruised about the body.
"A. n. Thompson, city clerk, has
bought the lot on Central avenue
adjoining the home of L. Cohen on
the south, and contemplates the
erection of commodious building
thereon to be occupied as a resi-
dence and Office for his Singer
Sewing Machine agency.
The Chisholm Tribune yells for
someone to get busy and erect a
few dwellings, in that promising
young burg for rental purposes.
Virginia is in need of the same
thing, but in this northern country
the average industrious man is en-
abled to build for himself
i August Tiesse and family, of
Chicago, arrived in the city Tues
= day evening. Mr.. Tiesse is brew
masterfor the new Virginia brewery,
and together with his family will
occupy the house on Maple street
soon to be vacated by T.. G.. Bush.
N. Shields, the electrician, on
Monday removed to his new bust
ness and residence place on Central
avenue. Mr.. Shields carries a full
line of electrical equipment, and
has been busy man throughout
the season, keeping in line with the
new buildings which have been
erected in the city.
An adjourned regular meeting of
the Virginia Commercial Club will
be held in the council chamber
this evening, quorm not being in
attendance at the regular meeting
Wednesday evening. Matters. of
special importance are to be
brought before the body, and it is
hoped that all members who can
do so will be present.
VIM. More, master mechanic for
the Duluth, Virginia 4 Rainy Lake
A~oAA VIC } IClt L uCoodJ IOk NHlCdSO
to inspect number of engines
which the company may purchase.
The company finds that additional
power must be supplied to keep up
with the demands of their present
logging and milling interests, a
demand which will receive a sub
stantial increase when their new
mill at this-point is placed in COM
mission.
At the meeting of the city council
Tuesday evening that body took
action which makes the position of
i special poundmaster police a thing
of the past for the season of 1905.
c. NJ. jackson, who has held the
position during the summer
months, had the pleasure of liberat-
ing three Angora goats which. had