The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-11-10

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for the November term. & 7" :
The Ladies, Aid of the Swedish.
Lutheran Church rendered a most
successful church supper in the
Bank Block last evning. =, E. ~ -.
William Eddins, of Grand juno.
f~tion, Colo, arrived in the city Satur.,
day for a visit at the home of his
sister, Mrs. N. X. kaufman, Spruce
street. r.. r.. ~ss.' NJ.
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| Alderlna NJ Elect Prijanovich re-
joices over the birth of son at his
home on Tuesday morning. The
new conner acted as mascot for
the "old man" on election day.
Heagie & Son were up before
Judge Nielsen Oh Wednesday on the
charge Of keeping open on Sunday,
The usual assessment of SO and
costs was handed them: -
Judge Chas. +. Nelson, as deputy
county auditor, has issued upwards
Of oHS hundred and fifty licenses to
localhunters. And more will fol-
low within the next few days.
DIE. G. Clemans, presiding elder
of the Duluth district of the NJ. T..
ChnIch, will visit Virginia Friday
evening, November 17th, and will
preach and hold the fret quarterly
conference.
The next entertainment of the
Lecture Course at the auditorium
of the Roosevelt School will be on
Wednesday evening, November
22nd, when the Imperial Entertain
ers will be the attraction.
DR.. Frank +. Detling, of the firm
of Drs. Conkey & Detling, of Duluth.
will be here for one of his regular
visits on Wednesday and Thursday,
November 22nd and 23rd. Office at
the Hotel Fay. DR.. Detling limits
his practice to. eye, ear, nose and
throat and the fitting of glasses.
| Wilson's Orchestra furnished
music for the Elk's: Banquet last
Saturday evening at the Fay Hotel,
and the remark was passed by
some of the Duluth members of the
audience that they did not see why
Virginia should ever send outside
| for orchestra music when they had
just as good at home.
The new Hibbing fakir of the
News Tribune range department
has just heard the rumor that a
company is talked of to organize
and establish range street car
service. The rumor is decidedly
aged. bQt whether or not it is based
on fact is a question. However,
|oba61kte inancesz affecting the
proposition have been repealed in
some of the range cities.
NJ. Steinberg, of The Fair Store,
returned Monday from an extend
ed western trip, having been look
ling after work on the properties OF
the Montana Overwhich Company,
of which he was the original owner
Mr.. Steinberg reports everything
in good shape at the. properties,
and exemplifies his faith in their
eventual value by deciding to close
out his business at this point and
in future devote his entire attention
to their development.
Messrs. Edward Berg and l. A.
Fossum, both we'll known young
men who have been employed at
the store of S. Oberg, on Saturday
concluded deal for the purchase
of the stock and business of Mr..
Oberg and continue the same un-
der the firm name of the Cash Mer-
cantite Co. The new owners al
ready enlarge the stock and pro.
pose keeping firstclass establish.
ment in every respect and will make
Of the store an inviting spot. They
will appreciate portion of your
trade.
Thomas Bonds and Billy Black
burn, who killed the huge black
bear at their camp north of Mt.
! Iron ten days ago mentioned in
these columns last week, brought
the carcass into the city on We'd
nesday, selling same to Joseph
Karl. The boys relate that they
had an exciting time with Bruin.
Mr.. Bonds first shooting the ami
! NAL in the lower jaw and arousing
the ire of the brute, which came
forth from it's hole and prepared to
show fight. "A second shot, from
the trusty rifle Of Mr.. Blackburn,
however, laid the animal low. The
hnar IA one IF the larUeaf evaf k;11od