The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-01-04

z. THERE 15 WORK tor the COmmercialsl
Club, if aught Of q public nature ii
the shape of legislation IS desired.
THE thirty: fifth session Of the
Legislature Of the state Of Minnesota
will open for; business on Tuesday
next. There will be no F; Il. BOWL
ing occupying a seat in the senate
chamber. s i.s : ~ ~ ss. EI
IT takes more than individual eff
fort to get county division. United
action might effect a changein the
law to permit Of vote on division
without first naming temporary
county seat. - =. g. T. !. s. I~s@s>
| J.H. NORTON becomes county at
torney in, fact on Monday. next.
From that time on the blind pig
must keep both eyes open, but it is
presumed the Legitimate handler
of booze may continue to desecrate
the law as he sees fit. !
AN exchange remarks that owing
to a large number of ADVERTISE
ments last week "severa births and
deaths were postponed until this
week." Just an example of what
may result from a beneficial use of
printers ink by the business men
of a community. E.
IT is not what people eat, but
what they digest, that makes them
strong. It is not what they earn,
but what they save, that m axes them
rich. 1t is not what they read, but
what they remem Der, that makes
them learned. It is not what they
profess, but what they practice,
that makes them righteous.
| SAW number of citizens on New
Years day: who appreciated the
width of the sidewalks in Virginia.
Some of then were also pleased at
the fact that the sidewalks had
practically been enlarged through
the forethought of the city fathers
in paving the street, but they didn't
know enough to even surmise how
it was the sidewalks extended the
entire breadth and length of the
street. .~ "a
A TOTAL of 1,777 prisoners served
time in the St. Louis county Jail
during the year just closed. Two
thirds of this number were enjoy
ing respite from the cares OF life
through having tarried too long
with the flowing bowl, while more
limited number were paying the
penalty for larceny assaults and
burglaries. The number = is the
largest ever accommodated in single
year in the St. Louis county bastile.
A WEST SUPERIOR young woman
who has been teaching school at
Hammond, Ind, has been dismissed
from her position because "she is
80 pretty. that everybody falls in
love with her." If she has not al
ready been re- engaged elsewhere
we would recommend that the local
school board seek her application.
What is seemingly a ~blemish in the
eyes of the Indiana: moss backs
would be an appreciated recon-
mendation in this section.
ROWE MCCAMUs, editor of the
Herald at Brookston, has decided
to remove to a new field and will
shortly launch new protege at
Coleraine, to be known as the
Coleraine Record. Bro. McCamus
" is bright, forceful writer, but his
efforts have been ,hampered al
Brookston because of the size OF
. the burg. In his new field, how
ever, he will find a progressive. city
with sta bic backing, and his merit
in the newspaper field should bring
him success. z~. y !. c 5s44>:::5 -
THE intelligent "critter" who fills
space for the Duluth News Tribune
at 50 much. per fill, has already re-
nominated Cowsip Bill for the
mayoralty, and has his prospective
opponent selected and the line o1
campaign mapped out. 1t is i'm
probable, however, that the present
mayor will again enter the field, fol
while he certainly "fell down" il
his position on the cow ordinance
he is not accredited by those hes
acquainted as being an idiot or az
+ one to whom the sting Aof defea
/. would be a healing balm.
NJ AN article in the Monday News
! Tribunel under q B1wabik date line
i claims the patience Of 3. 3. N yers
B one 81; the promoters seeking range
J. trolley franchise, amay soon be ex
& hausted. Until such time as Mr.
i. Myers or any Of the others ap
= 1nlicar1fa for anrh franchiao ), $50.