The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-17

Some Remasis by tie Beethe1n Of tie Press ON Or
Magazine Edition, Extr. Copies Of which May Be
" Had at thts Office at so Cents Each
EXCELLENT SOUVENIR EDITION.

The Virginia Enterprise's His.
torical Souvenir of the Iron Ranges
of Minnesota" il an admirabl pub
lication from any standpoint-his-
torically complete, entertaining in
narrative, geographically and pic
torially perfect-but one of its chief
attractions for the dweller on the
older Marquette range is the evi-
dence of the active part taken by
former residents of Northern Mich.
igan in the development of the Min
nesota iron field. One can scarcely
turn a leaf Of the 10 page book
without encountering a name or a
face which was familiar on the Mar
quette range not 80 many years ago.
And it's noteworthy that these
names are all we'll up in the front
rank of the list of the men who have
made the Mesaba and neighboring
ranges.-Herald, Negaunee, Mich.
The Enterprise, OF Virginia, Minn.,
has just published an historical
souvenir Of the iron ranges of Min
nesota which is perhaps the most
creditable work of the kind. gotten
out by newspaper, that has ever
been received by The Mining Jour
nal, and we have looked over many
creditab works of the same gen.
eral nature. The Enterprises souve-
mir consists of 40 pages, resem-
bling in size and makeup the pop.
ular weeklies. 1t is printed on fine
calendared paper, and ia illustrated
prodigally. The text is we'll writ.
ten. Each town aud settlement on
the Minnesota ranges receives at
tention in the order of their import.
ance. Their mining industries are
fully described, also the various
other business interests that have
developed. The prominent citizens
of the different communities are
discussed, and their distinctive
achievements set forth. THE work
is valuable resume of the resour.
ces and present condition of the
Minnesota iron fields, and has more
than passing value. It is worthy
of, and will doubtless have. a wide
circulation. The publisher of the
Enterprise and those associated
with him in getting out the souve-
mir are to be congratulated on the
excellent result they have obtained.
Daily Mining Journal. Marquette,
Mich
We are in receipt OF a copy of
"1ron Ranges of Minnesota" a WELL
edited and finely illustrated and
beautifully printed write-up edition
of the Virginia Enterprise, w. E.
Hannaford proprietor and editor.
Whether considered as a descrip.
tive work or as a sample of first
class printing, the work before US
is fully up to the best work turned
out by large city Offices. Mr.. Han.
naford's Waupun friends will be
pleased to learn of his merited suc-
cess as newspaper and business
man, combination not always
found in the editorial profession
Leader, Waupun, Wis.
The Virginia Enterprise, publish
ed by ". E. Hannaford OF Virginia,
MINI, has issued an Historical
Souve1ir of the Iron Ranges of the
state. The publication is 12x16 in.
in size and contains over 125 pages
of historical matter pertaining to
the iron industry of Minnesota, with
illustrations and maps. and is in
fact complete history of the iron
ranges printed on good plain paper
in plain type and is valuable pub.
lication to anyone interested in the
growth of Northern Minnesota. The
publisher, W. f. Hannaford, was
ably assisted by Mr.. c. E. Ellis as
solic tor and special writer.-Her-
aid, Pillager, Mimi.
Tbs Office is in receipt of a copy
of tie Historical Souvenir of the
IronRanges of Minnesota, compil-
ed AID published by the Virginia
Enterprise, of which w. E. Hanna.
fordis editor. 1t contains many
nice illustrations which show the
ind detrial aud social conditions that
exis on the range today. The edi-
tiopcertainly reflects much credit
on te editor of the Enterprise. Mr..
Has s1aford worked several months
in tis Office some tweuty.four or
fiveHears ago and will undoubted-
ly y remembered by some of our
citiens.-Argus, Wautoma, Wis.
y are in receipt of a copy of the
Hi1orical Souvenir of the Iron
RAJ Res OF Minnesota, issued by the
Vifinia Enterprise. It is an excel
len number containing much val
tale information, illustrated with :
haltones and we'll printed; it is the
bel work of its kind we have seen
issed by a northern Minnesota
ne espaper of6ce.-Pripceton Union
III. FLEMING, licensed embalm'
er nd undertaker. Call phone l7oK2 |