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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

S Gnsbags Nftes iang &erifin<
oltiaa opre / M%inneapolis, bporom
ser bill fin0es en- Mnmelbelle an6et=
itebs BERT @labet. Ser bar iaa mege1
@tenmingl ion1 set lille S11s for:
maoe0e at preitere, men bore brape
2un0smen0 6erobre / 2an6sbDen for
itaar g%ieniDnlig iffe, naar Ger bp6es
0em en- pirfelig go6 og f%orndielig Mf=
ten, eller ogiaa maa Sc bore umaa=
belig gmifinoe6e al Jig, naar 6e life
engang ter pope Ergien / Sen Smule
&egnpeir. Nei laa ifal ri uof m1e
@erifin6 paa 2eroag, at ri berobre
iom ieopanlig er langt mere me6
pan No6erne, baabe Dem ban iDnger
og ollie andre Sober. ct. Saul al
maDs a5ea6!
timber tit Spbol6 fer ct @erifinb
@ielt bos Mr. og MrS. S. 81. 6.
Moe poa Gelbp Mpe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

We'd Kjdb eller Reparation at
Uhre besdg den v~elkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, ao9.E E. 9TH ST.,
st. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

rTabcr" Trmcis t. Cures, Sen
fatbolife Hrelt peo Gburcb Of the
Gacreo @eorts poo 6tb & Mrca0e
@trs., bpis MenigbeD ban bar be-
tie11t for pper ii Iur, er 6p6. San
blep fun 50 Mar gammel, bar en-
Minneiota=Manb at Gp01el, og BE-
tiente Gmaamenigbeoer ube / Staten,
inoen ban fon1 Der til 81. Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
Gen ficrbe Snterurban-2inic, ser

Zen fjcrbe Snterurban-2inic, Der
bill goa forbi Sort Snelling, oil
mart bore feroig. Soainart l16lag-
ningen er feroig paa ct. Saul 81
oen al sen 11pe 8ro pe0 6ortet, pil
SporpeiSielifabet begpnoe at lggge
Gpor gjennem &egieringens &eierDa-
ton til Sort Smelling 2tnten fra
Minneopplis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

bnot Booroet at afife0tge ben6e, fg1
Ser baboe beret afbol6t 6orber
Denne' SSniunction bleb taget til
fglge.
Mob u@raoe Groisiues" bill ser
en- ner Sremti6 blipe fremlogt Ell
Ordinance til @ebanoltng og @eoto
gele / 8Draa6et. Soar BEN er peo:
toget, bil Nortbern Bacific og Mil.
panfee 8anerne blibe tpungne til a
opgibe 6eres @o6efrp6sninger. Sci
oil fprit fomme til at qua no ODE,
2tnierne / .@D6eit minneapolis pac
Dat Street og uniperlitD Mbe, % ser:
efter oil Snren fonrme til MiIpau:
fee Sporene / 5pb Minneapolis, Jon
| MoreneS 2eb bar foitet iaa mango
Menneif fer Sin eller Gprligbe6. Sci
bliber Moerman 6. S. @onrop a
2. @or6, font ifa1 u6arbei6e og frem:
1Gtte Sorilaget. Statens &eieltere1
bar / 6iSie Gage afiagt en- &ien6eI.
1e> bborbe6 8Draa6ene bliber beretti.
geoe til at toinge Sernbmefompag.
nier til at legge 6eres @por 1nole,
beS> at Ser life bliper Sore for Sit
og 2em1ner be6 Gerbiel ODER @fe.
ringer al @a6er og SernbaneIinier.
Gn ny Sfalp paa 9Grens &=
plaos oingler lpitigt peo @ioen al
fine mango Torgengere boo uMpol=
log 8elte. 0enne Gang bar set
Sntroouftionen til bort fnn1telifen6e
6anife 8ublifum al &r. Sobs. Ser
ifino lom gier bore afbolote Gongc-
re beretttget til nGbnte Grofe. Mob
= lom ban Dog iang fig inb / alle
&iertefroge! &bor De 6og barme6e,
oisie bglgen6e @illener fra 6e biem=
lt9e Stronoe - 6isie friife Soner
fra Marf og @fope>. fra @p og 2anb
oerbie1nme / bort eget lille Se6re=
lono. Sbor Der bog bar roienbe
itille / 0onias Mloitorium UNDER
S%oreoragene, og bpor oct rpite6e /
@r1tnopol0en, naor &unltnerens iplp=
flare Eoner f%oritumme6e. 9g 1oo
0eflamationen / Dialeft fra MQg=
lefiloeS ipruo1en6e &1mopeifer -
noget, Ser er rigtigt u@ano. pao
Mgllen" blan6t bort Enblifum -
bbor man Dog 10 og flappe6e!
Sfooe, at &eiret pg Sgret baboe of=
bolot iaa mange fra at bore meo til
at poe 6en afbol6te &rnitner SEN for
tiente Sribnt! Man mao ioa glp6e
1ig%m, at ser en6nn ct en- 2eiligbe0
imorgen often til at bpre bam / ct.
Soul / @o5ort Sail.
Grit 8pgb's On Allie 0utter"
gift glat ODER 8re66erne, &ollerne
Dor lagt / CODE &enoer og Sc lofole|
&refter fortiente / ful6t Maal SEN
Spl6eit iom me6 rrtnb &aan6 u66elt=
tes til Dem, ga vDattere" en6clig
fanot fit S6eal / Sen gamle 6rier,
efter at 2pitnanten bop6e betpnft
Jig for iioite Gong og gibet MffoIo
paa 6e@ friiten6e tppe Euiino @igs6o-
Ter. IN
Sru @ulbborg u6fgrte poa fort
belle Mffompagnementet meo|
ieobanlia Smag og DDgtigbeo.
.55-2 s..5 ii. IS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
Saaba1 guar BET. geu err ser ri,

Gaa6an guar BET. g1n err ser ria.
tignof / Ell goo Mening til @uber=
npr Sobn q. Sobnion, foroi fan life
bar Detoet 6en Sob, ser tilla6er 8ale>
ball om Spn6ugen, og pe6 ct Mgoe,
iom ct. Eauls presbpterianife &re=
lter bol6t / Man6ags, bleb Ser Ga og=
ioa fpret UNDER &affelopnen, laa 6er
ito6 baa6e &gg og 8ranb beraf. &ep.
$. Sc. @ilion, 8reit for Central
&reSbpterian @burcb, iag6e, at Hres.
bDterionerne ifammebe Jig ODER bam.
Set bar ian0t, iag6e ban> at g p1ber=
ngren lom Dreng bleb Me6lem al
Sen presbDterianlfe Strife; men oet
bar fife ianot, at Fan forte oct mg11=
1tergploige 9ip> lom Ser blep poo
ltoaet, og ban blep ienere en- frafal=
Den. Haltoren paaito0 bi6ere, at 0a
@nberngren ienere bil6e in6 / Sir
fen igien, ifrep Fan til Hreiten /
ct. Setter, ser ito6 / Gufnemmelig=
be6Sgiel6 til bam, og 6enne Breit
Loo @uberngrens Mabn in6fere / Me<
nigbe0sprotofollen. &altoren poo
ito6, at @%uberneren ol6rig iatte lin
900 | EN- presbDtertanf Strife.
9%isfuslionen om @uDerngren oq
bans &eligion eller Mangel paa Sc
ltgion bleb laa liblig, at ct Sorilag
ONT at uoeluffe 0ffenltgbeoen fra
Mg6et b%e6toges.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
Srfeitret: Concert @alt5.
0rfeitret: &oie o'amour.

v@n lille 9 otter".
Sarce / en- Mft al Crit 8ggb.
@pfert beo Mtnneapolis' oramoti=
,'"'8 tie &refter).
Herlonli1te:
Stranoing ........ @inar Msfier
@anna Cams Steooatter) g. Stronge
ellington, Yropr. -. s. Socoblen
@retbe Cams Datter).
......... Marp 8or6enf letf
6asmer, 2gitn.,. Is. 6. 8ar6enfletf
@tine, Sieneltepige. .Mitrio @iellen
S%rfeitret: r&ome Circle Overture"
SOB. &erifin6:
a. ~&iemmet".
B.. u9pffen".
&pe @onge al 9ange=Miller.
C.. st &ps" (np), al @iifop.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

uGbriitim @nbeanprers" pil boI6e
oeres pelbige aarlige &onpention
beri 8Den / Dagene 7-12 Suit, og
mon penter, at 6enne btI bringe
mia0lt $4,000 Srenune6e til 8Den.
9isie ~@briitian gn6eaporers' "
&onpentioner er 10 ogiaa befien6t I'M
Der @apn al ~5ung=&onbentionerz
ne, og / Sc Gage bill matr bgre 6eres
SPINNER ODER Ben ganife $50 fra gnbe
til Gnoen. Ser bil blipe ct fort
Sangfor paa 500 Gtemmer ber fra
Sbillingbperne, og fra @bicago pil
bette blipe foriterfet meo 200 Stem=
mer. - @otel &pan oil blibe vSea6=
quarters" UNDER &orbentionen, men
naturligbis bil Ser life bore Sale
on, at "Opens iamtltge @oteller pil
tnnre affomobere 6enne frtitelige SSr-
baiionsb9r, og ser bill 6erfor pua Sc
oar Ctr, EN- 8locf fra &apitolium,
blibe opfgrt en- perttabel Seltleir,
bpor Suiin6er pil 30 og inbtnge oeres
Mooltioer for en- 8ris. al Z Soil. pr.
nge. Ser bltper natusligpis; Ifore
SeitIigbeoer al forifieffig Mrt nnber.
6enne &onbentton % en&af&opeobe<1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
&aitpr Mils ~. Wlpisafer blep

&aitor 9fils 81. Olpisafer blep
Sgnoag inbfgrt i. 81. @tepbons
6onif=lutber1fe Strife paa Orleans og
Stepens Streets al 81. s. 6. Club
fra 2l1tber @eminar. Ggrltfomme11=
be Sgnoag oil &altor OIpisafer BIZ
be inbfgrt / Sen nor fe Strife paa
Canada og 10. Streets. 8aitor 81
bisafer fomrner BERTH fra Moball>
g. g., bbor ban bar. birfet, iioen
ian blep orbineret / Suit 1906.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

S Mnlebnins at @erifino=Teiten /
Morgen Mften pao Mo5art Sail us
ien0er Dmif ung0omsforening al
ct. Saul ct im11ft firii6igt &rogram
meo en- flot &effe al bore le0en0e
0an1fe 6orretningsmen6s og andres
Mnnoncer til bebagelig @iennem-
ign for set itore &ublifum, Ser /
Morge1 Mften bil fploe Mo5ort @ull.
st 8lif neo as Mnnoncereffferne bil
burtigt operbepiie en- om, at bore
6anife ct 8ol1liter er ~mt6e omafe"
og reoe til at gribe 2ejligbeoen /
5lugten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

8rebiamltng pr. Mntomobi1. Der
fal, bpis &oitmeiter &ale's @oo6
bliber f1lgt al observation-disclosures /
@aibington, otter gipres Sorigg
meo Mutomobiler / &oitpeienets Sic
nefte. &oitmeiteren anbefaler, at
Der ifal INITIATES to Mutomobiler til
8rug be6 Sn6iamling al 8rebe fra
&oitfaSierne, og ban er iaa iiffer
poa, at Bans Snoittlling oil hipe
taget til 6g1ge, at Fan bar beor-
bret Superintendent for @repomoe-
lingen Marc 9. @anbig at reiie til
an6re 8Der, bbor Mntomobiler bru,
ges paa 6enne Moa6e, for at iette
fig in6 / Driften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
Gaa 11tbbes hi altiaa paa Qsrbag.

Mens bette ifrtDes, er 9erifin6
fonrnet til ct. SAUL, % ri bar bapt
ben Sorngielie at billie paa BAN.
'6riif % fornpieltg, lun og elifparoig,
ian tiIpas raitlgs, iom ben balppeis
Imerifaner, ban ollerebe er og
lao in0erlig glao og tilfrebs me6 set
belle, set afifpelige &egnpeir uoenfor
tiltro6s. rOm leg tror, leg lfal gip-
re 2pffe beroppe / Minneapolis og
ct. SAUL? Sngen Gptpl 6erom, fie-
re. Seq gier mer og mer 2pffe for
bper Gang leg fommer beroper, og
funoe loameno for Sen Gags Sfplo
allere0e MI legge Eourneen for min
fieroe Mmerifatur. SO, Sat, nNm-
broiius" gift ubmarfet / Chicago iio-
ite Spn0ag, brtlliante Meoipillenoe,
fplot 9ns og pelbig 8egeiitrtng. 81
ifal ogloo NOT foa Stemning ODER
Mftene1r paa 2prbog, fan Sc tro."
90 efter at bape let og talt mes
9erltino, er ri ielbfglgelig life /
1pipl ON, at ser bliper 8egeiitring
pao 2pr6ag Mften / Mo5art @ol, og
at Set blioer Ell ptrfelig Sufces. Sg
bporfor iful6e ser life set? Den
popul9re l1ng0omsforening bagpe0
JONI Mrronggr> SEN popuIere Ser
ifino, Sen paa bper lit Self ppperlige
M%sliitonce - fan oct life treffe
@us, iaa fan intet gigre Set. Ser bar
0e laa programmed, iaa fan enbber
lie, bpa0 ser bD6es paa:
Capitol Ctr Orfeitret.
1. Marcb u@onclupe".
2. Superture uSitanta".
3. Marcb r&obtnboob".
Sob. 81 erfinb:.
a. Golitinspiie (tilegnet &eriftnb).
b. 9iplomatpiien al "9en glade ga=
fp"
Srfe1tret: Eotpourri oper 6ar1jfe
Melo0ier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
minneapolis.

- '#" .+-a
&iem til Dominant. Mijs Mnno
Sprenien, Der / ca. 5 Mar bar op'
bo1ot fig FER i 8pen, reiite berfra i
Mnnoags og gaar | Sag meo
Limited States" biem til Danmart
for otter, forelgbtg ga, at feite @e
boS fine Gorel6re / Mlleslep pr.
2eire. Sen u1tge 9ame, Ser un6e1
fit Spbol6 ber t 8Den bonot fla
mango @enner / bi6e &reoie, pa,
'Wfeolem at Meron6ra 2ogen %
~Gbarter Member" / ung6omsfore.
ningen at 1905.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
Orfeitret: Spbruos= @oricb.

&ogefter blioer Der ct al llngooms=
forentngenS mart befien6te gobe 6an-
tie 8oller, og iamme Sorening igr=
ger for, at Ser fan ierperes 21,ncb
til Dem, Ser ienere fen paa Mftenen
trenger til en- @jerte1tprfning.
Men bporom alt er - fom ioo en-
bber paa 2droag Mften og bpr Ser
ifino ipnge lin Solifinspiie = ollie
fine Solifinspiier; tbi ser er 6onif
Solifin / 6em ollei ammen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

Sil Sommcr ifa1 ct. Saul 6apn
1toptoes, Der ifal anlegges npe Dof-
ter, og t oct belle foretoges en- @effe
giennemgribenoe Mrbejoer for al
&opnen tan faa Sen 8etponing, ser
ttlfommer oen / Snolanos @onal=
Sroffen. &omisiionen for Sno-
lonos=@an6peiene bar lobet at lenoe
&egierings= Sngeniprer ber til 8nen
tiolig poa @ommeren, ser ifal fore
tage Den %ngoben6ige 0pmaalinq oq
beregne .@e6ben6tgbeoen al Opmuo=
ring iomt gigre 0perilag ODER nogif-
terne; og BET er Ben en6elige 8lon,
at Der ON II Mor ifal bore fulofgrt
en- belt igiennem ieilbor @onal poa
iefS So6s Dpbbe imeIIem ct. Saul
og@5t. 2ouiS, bDortiI 6orbun6s-Me-
5gieringen bill blioe ar,r1ooet ON at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

Miis &atb. 6iel6e:
&iono Colo. @riegP @rpllups=
maricb.
Orfeitret: Concert @alt5.
SOB. @erifinb:
0plesning).
s. 6. Mnoeriens v@iertetppen".
Maglefil0e @eterlens u@nlobrpllup-
pet".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

Oct nDe Trtmurertempel fit
Strsoags @ftermio0ogs lin @runo=
item neologt UNDER bpjti6elige @ere-
monter. @taten bar repreienteret
beo Geremonierne al @ceguberner
@berborot, Der bolot Sen fornemite
Gale, @uberner Sobnion, General
aopofot Simpion, Statsiefretpr
5cbmobl, @tatsouoitgr %SsSperlon' og
Statsfaslerer 9inebart. Gemplet,
Ser ifol foite 100000 opfpres paa
8eit Sirtb Ctr. og Smitb Mpenl1e.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
Lecture Very Entertaioioo.

The lecture on Monday evening
at the Roosevelt Auditorium by DR..
Edward Amherst OFT was most in
teresting and was attentively lis
tened to by an apprec1ative audi
ence. The speaker chose for his
subject "Sour Grapes," and in the
course of his remarks took occas.
ion to show many fallacies to which
human flesh is heir. DIR. OFT is a
Chicago educator who has been on
the lecture platform for seventeen
years, and fully fulfilled the reputa-
ton which had preceded him as a
scholar and orator.
The next number of the Lyceum
course will be Monday evening
next February 10th, when the Rev.
Father Cleary, of Minneapolis, will
address a Virginia audience at the
Auditorium. Father Cleary is an
orator of national reputation, and
he should be greeted by a capacity
house.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
homage to the. memory of the mar
tyred dead. God never fashioned a
grander man; earth never knew a
nobler son.

THE people Of Chisholm are won-
dering what has become of the bal.
ance of funds subscribed tor relief
work at that point. About $125OOO
was subscribed, and about $5O.OUO
has reached the hands of the local
committee. Several cases of desti-
tuition as direct result of the fire
are reported in the village, and citi-
zens begin to think it time for the
state or Duluth com m ittee to "loosen
up" These funds, in which Virginia
has an interest to the extent OF. sew.
eral thousand dollars. were collect
ed for the relief of Chisholm fire
sufferers; when a man went down in
his jeans for a five dollar note he did
not do so for the purpose of donat-
ing two dollars to the fire sufferers
and three dollars to be "held in
trust" for the needy of future gener.
atiOns.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
Lincoln Camp, Royal Neiqhbors.

Carrie S. Dibbell left yesterday for
Duluth after a three weeks visit to
the city, during which time as Dep
uty Supreme Oracle of the Royal
Neighbors she succeeded in organ
izing second Camp of that order
in this city, under the name of Lin
coin Camp, with a charter memb ber-
ship of thirty five.
The new Camp will meet on the
first and third Saturday evenings OF
each month, al Hawkinson Hail.
The charter officers are as follows
Oracle-Katherine Webber.
Vice Orac]e-Francis Owens.
Past Oracle-Elydia Harding.
Recorder-Estella Peterson.
Receiver-Lucy Clark.
Marshal-Caroline Ziel.
Inner Sentinel-MatiIda Nelson.
Outer Sentinel-Jane Cook.
Managers-Lulu Owens, Anna
Pearsall, May Irwin.
Physician-Dr. H. W. Morcom.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
Terms. 81 Per Year. IN Advance
WTTH fhia iaauA tho Er+oror;a<

WITH this issue the Enterprise
turns another page in the book of
history. entering upon it's seven
teenth year under the same editor
ial guidance and business manage
agement, and that our efforts in
giving the people of Virginia live
and reliable newspaper have been
appreciated is best exemplified by
the constant and pleasing increase
in our business-the month of Jan
uary, 1909, being the banner month
in all departments of our business
during the sixteen years our lot has
been cast with Virginia and Vir.
ginians. During the past year we
have moved from the famed "tar.
papered shack into our handsome
solid brick block, one of the finest
in the city, and have added many
interior improvements, our plant
now being run by electricity and
being replete in every detail of the
country printery. 1t will continue
to be our endeavor to keep in line
with the advancement of the city al
every step, and at all times furnish
our patrons the best in the line O.
printing and reliable news service
We thank our many friends for pas
patronage, and trust our future
course may merit a continuance.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
"Exhibit Was Ghastly. - y.

Under the above heading ia a re-
cent issue of the v;rginian / note
that the exhibit in the show window
OF J. Mesberg's undertaking parlors
OF a week since was the subject of
comment, the article stating that
"the business men of Virginia are
noted for the artistic decorations of
their show windows, but were hu.
inflated when they viewed the one
in question:"
We are sorry that the window
decorations did not appeal to the
aesthetic tastes of the Virginian ed
itor, but must contend that from a
business standpoint we failed to
see anything wrong with the exhi-
bition of casket in the show win
dow of an undertaking establish.
ment. One would scarce expect to
find side of beef or roll of spring
suiting hung in the window of an
undertaking establishment, neither
would we imagine keg of ten pen.
ny nails, a plumbers exhibit OF
even a clothing dummy would be
the proper articles with which to
embellish the front of an undertak.
er's rooms.
And although it may displease
the Virginian editor that he has re-
Gently, through his own writings
lost caste with the proprietor of the
establishment of which I have
charge, shall doubtless continue
to dress my window as may see fl
and shall endeavor to make future
exhibits, as in the past, indicative
of the business in which l am en-
gagged. A. w. HUBBARD.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
Red Men Enjoy Card Party.

Nitchie Mobile Tribe No. 80, l. O.
X. NJ, enjoyed card party and so.
cial hour at the close of their regu-
lar order of business at the Monday
evening meeting. AT this meeting
}. A. Kennedy was elected Deputy
Grand Sachem in place of Patrick
Dolan, resigned because of removal
from the city,.
The Tribe also decided to give an
Easter Monday Ball, to which your
attention will again be called.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12

AT the hour of twelve o'clock IN.
day was conferred the greatest hon.
or to the memory of a man in the
pages of the earth's history, when
in honor of the Tooth anniversary of
the birth of Abraham Lincoln, "the
highest exaltation of the pro)etariat
since the morning stars first sang
together" when throughout the
length and breadth of the land the
pulse of industry was stilled for
five minutes, when street cars and
railway trains halted in their course.
when the voice of myriad-tongued
labor was mute and the great heart
of commercialism suspended it's
throbbing beats to do momentarv
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
New Ore Cars Accixinu.

Delivery of the new ore cars of the
Duluth & Iron Range road, which
were ordered several months ago,
has begun. They are of modern
type which require less labor in un-
loading. 1t requires the services of
only one man to dump one of these
so ton cars, which act when a lever
is turned.
The order placed is for 800 cars of
this type. Other roads have exper.
imented with this new patent, but
the Iron Range was the first to place
an order for working equipment.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
Norwegian Lutheran Church.

Services Sunday at 1890 a. m. aud
7:45 p. m. English and Norwegian
Sunday School at noon. Mid-week
service Wednesday evening. The
Young Peoples Society will meet
Thursday evening with Kew. J. L.
Fadum at the parsonage.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
Receive Handsome Elk Head.

Virginia Lodge No. 1908 on Wed.
nesday received a handsome elk
head for their lodge hall. The spec
linen is one of the finest in the coun-
try, being hunted and killed in the
Northwest Territory especially for
Lodge No. 1003-or any other lodge
that had the price.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
Study Club.

The Study Club will meet next
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Hanna.
ford. The program is as follows:
Response to Roll Call-Curren1
Events.
Life of Burbank and His Discov.
eries-Mrs. Bliss.
Lincoln's First Term as President
Simons.
Lincoln's Reelection and Death
-Mrs. Owens.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
N. E. Church.

Revival services will be discon.
tinued for the present. The wealth.
er is too heavy.
The Sunday services will be as
follows: Morning 80" a+.1O:3O
Subject, "Things vi
Evening services
"Lincoln Memorial.
service;of fabristics
by the pastor.
F.G.'
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Divine worship, with sermon by
the pastor, at 1O:45 a. m. aud 7:3O p.
m. Sunday School at noon. G. E
at 6:45. Midweek worship and Bible
Study, Thursday evening at 7:3O
o'clock.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
St. Paul's Church

Next Sunday at St. Paul's Church
there will be divine service at 7:3O
p. m. Evening prayer will be said
and there will be special music by
the choir, and the rector will preach.
All are cordially invited.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12

DESPITE the horrible hullabaloo
dinned into the ears Of range resi-
dents by republican campaign ora.
tors to the effect that if Johnson was
reelected the ranges would be
cursed with a tonnage tax whether
the governor signed or vetoed such
measure, the passage of a tonnage
tax bill seems improbable. Can it
be that the republican party is go-
ing to break faith With it's promise
OR was the promise made by the
snipper-snapper from Duluth made
without authority of those who &C.
tually control the party.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
NOrweoian N. E. Church.

Services on Sunday next as fol
lows: Preaching at 1890 a. m. Sun
day School at noon. Preaching a.
7:30 p. m.
A cordial invitation to all.
NJ. L. OLSON, Pastor.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12

ISAAC STEPHENSON owns nm that
he has"blew il" $lO7, ,735 in his strug-
gle for reelection to the American
House of Lords; but the Wisconsin
legislature evidently think he has
overlooked some of the stubs in his
check.book and the honor hangs in
the balance. Had Uncle Ike held
out the $735 and put it into salary
for private tutor, and applied him.
self with half the vim with which
he has chased the toga, he might
have acquired something of real
value.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
Would form Range Civic League.

A range civic league, with view
to the uplift of the moral tone of
range communities and a more
stringent adherence to the liquor
laws, is being agitated at Hibbing.
Rev. Pickard of the NJ. E. Church
is sponsor for the movement, and ia
meeting with cooperation in the
work by other ministers and tenn
peranCe societies.
The idea ia the outgrowth of the
recent work in Hibbing of Rev. c.
W. Stark, speaker for the anti.sa-
loon league, who will address a Vir-
ginia audience at the NJ. E. Church
next Sunday afternoon.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
lnspeCts Concrete Shaft at the Carl
son Nine.

Superintendent John A. Kennedy,
OF the Virginia Light & Water Com
Pany, is in Hibbing today, where in
company with representative of
the Foundation Company he in
spects the new concrete shaft being
sunk by that company at the Carl.
son mine.
The Light & Water company con
template the sinking of similar
shaft for water purposes the coming
season, the contemplated improve.
ment carrying with it an estimated
expenditure of $4,000.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
Evangelical u,

Next Sunday ev,
Scandinavian chu ,
will hold unio p
Mission Church. Come a. o.
your friends along.
Sunday forenoon services will be
held at regular time in the respect.
i've churches.