The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-09-18

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y and Bonds. Safety q
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" W. H. COLE, President U
u G. A. WHITMAN, v. Pres q
6 D. W. STEBB1NS, Cashier. 6
q S. N. PARKS, Asst. Cashier q
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6 County Depository &
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E w. Lachner, electrician, was in
Duluth Friday.
Attorney Pickering was in Du-
luth Monday.
Mrs. Jessie Wright was Duluth
visitor on Tuesday.
For Coal and Wood call up Vir-
ginia Transfer & Dray Line.
J. W. MURPHY, Prop. Phone 1862.
Eugene LaPointe, who had been
visiting with relatives and friends
at Bayfield,, Wis, returned to the
city the first of the week.
DR.. O. B. Wood has commenced
the erection of neat cottage on
west Maple Street, adjoining the
new home being erected by O. H
Griggs.
! Invitations are out for party
under the auspices of Virginia
Club at the Fay Opera this evening
The La Brosse Orchestra will be in
attendance.
A bright young lady filed an ap.
pearance at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. Harold Griggs Tuesday ev.
ening-and while election nigh,
not have suited Harold in every
particular he feels that his cloud OF
disa had silver lining
A slight rainfall Wednesday
morning relieved the fire situation
of the north country to degree
: but fierce fires Still rage in the
, timber to the north and east. In
Lake and Cook counties much
damage has been done standing
timber.
@06@;n. r't "a %;ns special
defects of the eyes and fitting glasses
will make his next professional
visit TO Virginia the Goth and 21st
Office at Hotel Fay. Artificial eye:
fitted. If.
John Chesser returned Monday
, evening from an extended trip tt
his old home in Canada and othe
eastern points, after an absence 0
two months. Mr.. Chesser reports :
delightful trip, and looks as though
} the jaunt had been pleasant one
Register of Deeds Palmer cam'
up from Duluth Saturday evening
a spending Sunday at home. HI
K stopped here to cast his vote for tn
a right men for register of deeds ant
others, going hack to his duties a
the court house Tuesday afternoon
John L. Owens, former clerk O
the court of St. Louis County bu
j. now numbered among the hard
"farmsteaders" of the rich Littl
Fork valley, came up from Dulutl
r Monday evening, going north to b
q in attendance at his voting precinc
), on primary day.
Passengers on the south boun'
!. Missabe passenger Monday morn
h ing had an opportunity of "seeing
s Kermit Roosevelt, son of Presideu
Roosevelt, who came aboard tn
:. train at Alborn on his return tri
from visit and hunting trip to tn
Coleraine district.
d
o. Once you try, youth always bu
q fine home candies; box for wiley
o or is it for the children or a swee
, heart? No matter who it is for O
what quality you wish to buy yo
can get the best values at the Mir
# nesota Candy Kitchen. Take DO
y home with you. Minnesota Cand
d Kitchen, two doors west of the pos
"a Office.
Robt. r. Scott of the Virgini
! Lumber Company spent few day
here the past week and he informe
y, US that his company had put i
# three camps 80 far this year, an
7. that they would be working a flu
/. crew inside of another month.
y all the signs one sees are correc
h this winter will witneas one of tn
n largest cuts in the history of til
woods.-Ranier Journal.
J. Editor Bowling wac in from Ev
4 leth Wednesday morning. NJ
u Bowling was numbered among tn
= fast friends of Congressman Bed
Il and while pleased with the rssu