The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-16
WILL ENTERTAIN COUNTY CLUES
Committees Appointed to Care for
virginia's Visitors On Aprl 20th.

The St. Louis County Club was
organized about three months ago
and held it's first meeting in Du-
luth. There are some thirteen Com
mercial Clubs and fourteen Farm
ers Clubs in this county, and each
is entitled to four representatives.
at the County Club meetings; Vir-
ginia invited. Upon invitation of
the Commercial Club Of this city,
Virginia was chosen for the meet
ing to be held next Tuesday, April
10Th. Already over fifty delegates
have been selected, aud half of the
Clubs have not az yet been heard
from. 1t is expected that one hum
dred visitors will be present a,d it
is hoped that each member of the
local club and all of the citi1ens
will do their utmost to make the
visitors feel at home and realize
that Virginia is the city. The fol-
lowing program has been arranged.
200 to 400 p. M, Sightseeing, Vir-
ginia and vicinity in automobiles
starting from Fay Hotel.
400 to $50 p. M, afternoon session
at Roosevelt Auditorium, for dis
cussion of the following subjects:
Mesaba Range Detention Hospit-
al-W. E. Harwood, Eveleth; DR.. c.
W. Bray, Biwabik.
Electric Railways-F. b. Meyers,
Biwabik.
County Fair snd ita Prospects,
r. L. Gifin, Hibhing.
$50 p. m., Dinner at the Roose-
welt High School Building, served
by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church, assisted by the young
ladies of the high school. Music
by High School Glee Club and
Kraft's Orchestra.
500 to 1000 p. M. Evening session
at Roosevelt Auditorium. 1nvoca-
tion, Rev. F. 6. Clark, Kraft's Or
chestra, address of welcome, DR.. c.
B. Lenont.
| Practical Reasons for Maintain
ing a County Club, General Dis
cussion.
County Agricultural School, S,
w. Gilpin, Virginia.
Dairying, Creameries. A. B. Hos.
letter, Duluth.
Farming in St. Louis County, and
markets for the produce, A. W.
korwin, Aurora; Gust Johnson,
Cook; o. II. Haenke, Sparta.
The committee having general
charge of the arrangements 10 8.
w. Gilpin, L. n. Osborn, T. c. Whit
ing and Thoe. Gill and the follow
ing committees have been appoint
ed to assist:
RECEPTION coMl11TrER
Mesaba Depot-Wm. Rooney, !. L.
kimball, O. H. Griggs, S. W. Gilpin,
Thos. Gill, c. c. Butler.
Great Northern Depot-C. B.
Lenont, A. E. Bickford, ]. W.
Murphy, T. o. Hurst, Joe Roman.
Iron Range Depot-Nornan Nc
Donald, Otto A. Poirier, D. W. Elm
quist, F. J. Hughes, A. F. Thayer,
N. J. Smith, H. ]. Nathanson.
Rainy Lake Depot-W. w. Wood
ward, Dan Murphy, Alexander Reid,
N. Shauedling, A. Hawkinsou.
Badges for committeeman can be
secured from O. H. GEiggs and L.
NJ. Osborn.
AUTOMOBILES COMMITTEES.
A. F. Thayer, Norman Mcdonald,
Dave Elmquis&, A. b. Coates, Otto
A. Poirier, d. B. Mcdonald, A. L.
Meyers, Geo. st. Clair, John Currey,
Murdock Mcdonald, John Gill, Dan
Coffey, Elmer Mathesoa, Mark Eddy.
! Members of the Virginia Com.
mercial Club Gun secure dinner
tickets from any one of the follow.
ing: ia. Kennedy. VIM. Rooney
S. w. Gilpin, Thos. Gill, O. H. GrigRs;
r. c. Pickering, and are urged to
do 80 not later than Saturday after.
noon. The number is limited and
the rule is, first come, first served" )"
II Measrs. Edw. c. A. Johnson, Fl. j,
George, NJ. E. Tanning, Paul Ashley
W. b. Shaver, T. w. Lusk and /. W.
Deering are the committee on &C.
commodations for the delegates.