The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-03-25
CASKA'S GREAT run.
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No Other Remedy Ever Had Such q
Phenomenal Sale IN Moorhead

No Other Remedy Ever Had Such q
Phenomenal Sale IN Moorhead
and fargo as Cas-ka.
The Fargo Forum of late date
says of Cas-Ka:
IF. J. Mcmillan, the popular man.
ager of the Cas-Ka company, who
has superintended the sales of his
company in this city and Moorhead
for the past three months, left yes
terday for Chicago. The Cas- Ka
campaign closed in Fargo last Sat-
urday, and when Fout & Porter,
fields drug store closed Saturday
evening Mr.. Mcmillan had disposed
of 1919 bottles of his excellent medi.
cine, which has almost become a
household word in this territory
during it's sale here.
"1n speaking of the unprecedent-
ed sale of Cas- Ka Mr.. Mcmillan took
occasion to speak of the excellent
results which he has obtained from
his extensive advertising in the
Forum. From every northwestern
state and from various parts of Can.
ada Mr.. Mcmillan received orders
for his medicine, and in nearly ey-
cry case the purchaser stated that
he or she had seen the ad in the
Forum. During his stay in North
Dakota Mr.. Mcmillan states he Sc
cured by far the best results from
the columns of the Forum.
"Mr. Mcmillan left behind him
many friends, who will wish him
success in whatever field he may
continue to dispose of Cas-Ka. He
proved himself an upright man
both in business and social man.
ner, and Fargo will welcome the re.
turn of the Cas-Ka man."
Read about Cas-Ka on another
page. We are giving Cas-Ka to 200
to 300 people every day at E. NJ.
Tredway's, Virginia.
H. H. Wright, an experienced
automobile man, arrived in Biwa.
blk Wednesday and will be in
charge of the sales department of
the Range Motor COMPANY, of which
A. L. Myers is the head. Mr.. Wright
has had long experience in the bust.
ness, having been engaged therein
practically ever since automobiles
came into use. The headquarters
of the company will be located in
Biwabik, and the concern will
handle the machines known as the
Buick, the Oakland, the WEIGH and
the Oldsmobi]e. The Range Motor
company was the first to open a
garage on the range, having main.
tanned place in Virginia last year
After a season of experience, it was
concluded that it would be best tc
merely have sales agency, and the
garage was closed. With Mr.. Wrigh,
= to demonstrate their machines the
concern will undoubtedly do a rat
Ting good business this season.
Biwa blk Times.
Walter Eng. representing the Du
luth Skandlnav and one of the pro
prietors of the paper, has been in
Virginia during the week interest
ing local people in the reading Of
that journal The Skandinav recent
ly changed hands and the new own
ers are getting out paper replete
with news from, the old country as
we'll as of more local matter, and a
pleasing addition to their list is re-
sulting.
Uncle Sam says newspapers must
collect their subscriptions in ad
vance, in order to be eligible to the
mails as second class matter. So il
you are not paid ahead, it is time
you were shipping in the "raha" ir
order to insure continuance of the
Enterprise as weekly caller al
your home.
Virginians who happened on the
street on Sunday last-and there
were thousands of them taking ad
vantage OF the fine day-were given
ample evidence of "the benefit this
liquor traffic secures to u.s." More
drunken men on the street Sunday
. last than in any single day 70,
months it not for years.
The smaller merchant has but
one method IN which to compete
with the mail order house, and that
it is to fight them with their own
pon-advertising. Thousands OF
dollars leave the range annually
for the city markets, responsive tc
Montgomery-Ward & Co. and Sears
Roebuck appeals.
Over in Canada newspapers are
carried through the mails at the
rate of one half cent Der pound. and