The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-01-19

Furnished room to rent, at No. 81
Central avenue. ri: ~ ~: :: =, y: T
Alex Runlund, of Buh1, was in the
city yesterday.
The new police force lined up for
duty on Monday.
! save money on clothing by 60
ing to Jereissati Bros.
Inc Enterprise for next year is
yours for the asking-and $500.
Landlord Smith, of The Fay, left
Wednesday on a business trip to
Wisconsin points.
Mrs. q. Fl. Austin, of Minneapolis,
is guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Costin, Jr.
The Swedish Lutheran Aid Soci-
ETY. will meet next Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Henry Johnson,
Maple street.
| }. II. Girvin, eye specialist, pre-
pares to open permanent office
apartments in the First National
Bank building.
| Hot chocolate, beef tea, Vigoral,
clam bouillon, tomato bouillon,
French bouillon, always on tap at
the City Bakery.
}. +. Chalmers, of the Opera
Buffet, has this week put in large
Interchangeable. costing $4,000,
the finest musical instrument of the
kind ever placed on the range.
AT the meeting of the Northern
Light Lodge No. 1877 X. of P. Tues
day evening, +. NJ. Tredway was
elected delegate to the Grand Lodge
which convenes in May. D. O. An
derson was elected as alternate
Nels Johnson, who had the mis-
fortune to severely sprain an ankle
on New Years eve at the Fire Hall,
is able to be out on crutches, al
though it will be some time before
he fully RECEIVERS the use of his
: limb.
+. Is. Bowling, of the Eveleth
Star, was in the city Wednesday
) making the Enterprise fraternal
call. Mr.. Bowling and family re.
turned Saturday from a visit at
their former home at Carleton
Place, Ontario.
+. Mitchell. who owns the lot at
the southwest corner of Central
and Maple, will shortly commence
the erection of fine frame build
ing, 2x12 two stories, thereon for
hotel purposes. The lot is well 10.
Gated for such business.
During the temporary absence
from the room of the bar tenders
and proprietors the till of the
Delmonico saloon was tapped, at
about six o'clock Wednesday even.
ing, the fellow getting away with
between $40 and $50 and revolver
George Leanna on Saturday
closed a deal for the purchase Of
the outfit and business of the
, Pastoret Stage Line between this
city and Eveleth. The business is
a paying one, and George is the
man who will see that it is run
right.
O. D. Kinney of Duluth, who was
in Washington yesterday for the
purpose of securing passports al
r the state Department, left for New
| York last night, from which port
he will sail for Europe to spend the
( remainder of the winter in France
} Duluth Herald.
c. +. Pigott has purchased the
business interests of McAuley &
Co., Duluth, including two meat
, markets, outfits, deliveries, ETC., and
fishing tug. He takes charge OF
his new interests about March LIST
The we'll wishes of many Virginia
. friends will follow him in his new
business venture.
J. A. Jones returned Monday from
a business trip to Chicago, where
he had been to assist in the selec.
tion of printing plant for the West
ern Federation of Miners paper
} The Worker-which it is said will
shortly appear under new editorial
management with headquarters in
this city instead of Hibbing.
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