The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-06
If you want cedar posts for fenc-
ing of building see F. J.Hughes. 30

Ii YOU "due NCooA pOSlS 1OI 1cQC- III
ing of building see F. J. Hughes.
Alderman NJ. Boylan attends to
matters OF business in St. Paul. this
week. 4
Martin Nelson, the real estate and
timber hustler, wa. "a Duluth visit [
or Yesterday.
Miss Susan NJ. Pratt, Minnie NJ.
Eaton and Mabel Eaton went to Du-
luth Wednesday.
For accommodations and cent a I
mile rates to Canada where you can {
buy cheap land or take'a homestead 1
see F. Hughes. 1
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyter-
ian Church will meet with Mrs. NJ. {
c. Hanson, 210 Maple street, next I
Wednesday afternoon. :
Louis Litman, formerly with the {
Virginia Store Company, left We'd
nesday noon for Buffalo, N. Y,
where he intends making his future
home.
LOsT.-Heifer, two years old. Has :
white spot on head. Big horns.
Last seen about April 80. Finder
please notify f. Anderson, Virginia
avenue.
There will be Christian Science Z
services next Sunday at HOO o'clock {
at North Pole Hall. The subject is
adam and the Fallen Man." Sun
day School after services.
middle age, wants to form the &C.
quaietance OF respecta BILE widow
lady or girl, from % to IS years OF e
age. Scandinavian preferred. Must
be able to furnish good references.
Address A. b., 121 Walnut ST., Vir- b
ginia, MINI. I
On Saturday, May It'll, the ladies
| of the Presbyterian Church will il
conduct pie sale at the Tredway a
Drug Store, from 1920 to 1870 a. NJ,
and during the afternoon of that
day will conduct a baked food sale v
at the same place. Your patronage q
is solicited.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bartlett well
coined a bouncing young Minneso- II
tan at their home at an early hour q
yesterday morning, and "Pa" says
he's going to start him in right by +
placing him in charge of the crew .
at the big concrete job at the Du- I;
Pont powder mill at Wilpin.
At meeting of the school board .
of the Independent District of Vir- Z
ginia this evening bids will be G
opened for the heating, plumbing
and wiring contracts for the new
Technical High School building. c
Several bids for the various con- {
tracts have been received.
q D. D. McEachin, of Hibbing, one
of the most popular and enterpris-
I ing citizens of the west end town,
attended to business matters in the I
city yesterday. The Enterprise
8 scribe is not OF an envious DISPOSE '
ton but we have oftimes wished
g "Mac" had hit the best town on the
o range in the early days, for had he =
done so we know he would have
been Virginia resident yet. 9
!. Lionel E. Booth, who left here for
the west over year ago and who
spent several months at North :
: Yakima after which he took course =
: in the A. Mathematician School of .
Practical Engineering at Oakland, i,
CAL, where he took a mining and
civil engineering course, returned
to the city Sunday last and has &C.
copied position with the Oliver
r Iron Mining Co. on their engineer t
( ing corps. &
The ladies of St. Pauls Child gave ..
a farewell party at the home Of Mrs.
+ F. w. Terrell Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. J. L. Owens and Mrs. {
T. Hua rtson, who are soon to leave ,
}. the city. Each of the guests of hon. !
9 or were presented with pretty gift !
as token of esteem. Both ladies
have been efficient members of the ,
;, Guild for a number of years, and 6
E will be greatly missed. They have
= the best wishes of the church and
t. Guild.
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