The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-04-29

keeper of Bull, was in the city Mon.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm:: Bremen rejoice
over the birth of a baby girl at their
home on Monday.
Today, Saturday, April 80, is your
last chance to get the $1.00 bottle of
CAS- A for IS cents or three for 81.
The Daughters of Norway will
give dime social on May 7th, at
Hawkinson's Hall. Everybody cor.
daily invited to attend.
Mrs. w. T. Bliss left on Saturday
for her former home at Almont, N.
D. responsive to news of the serious
illness of her mother.
E. F. Chalk, range representative
of the Tom Reed Cigar Co., Duluth,
renewed acquaintanceships in the
CITY the first of the week.
Four eclipses are scheduled for
1910, two or the moon and two of the
sun. The first on the tapis is total
eclipse of the sun on May8 8.
The Young Peoples Society of
the Swedish Lutheran Church will
give a program and social on Wed
nesday evening, May 4th.
There are two ways of making
sure of seeing Halley's comet. One
is to stay up all night, and the other
is to set your alarm clock for a. m.
| What has become of the erstwhile
promised gas plant for Virginia?
Hope all our light and fuel con-
sumers will not answer in one
| breath.
Had a fishing trip all planned for
last-Sunday. But we didn't go.
A comfortable corner alongside a
hot-air radiator had appealing quail
tiles which we could not pass up
even for the sight of a speckled
beauty.
Ed Edholn1, one Of the hustling
settlers in the rich Mud Lake dis
tr;ct, went to Hibbing Tuesday to
il serv1ew Commissioner Ryan re-
garding road money for improve
ment of the highway between this
city and the Mud Lake settlement.
A large number of local Elks
were Eveleth visitors Saturday
evening, where they were guests of
the new Eveleth lodge of the order
at banquet and enjoyed all exem-
plification of the work OF the order
on large class of candidates.
| John L. Owens and family will re-
move to Duluth the first of the COM
ing week, intending to make their
permanent home in the Zenith City.
Mr.. Owens, however, will continue
operations in this section and will
of necessity be frequent visitor to
the range.
A special meeting of Virginia En-
campment No. IL, I. o. O. F., will
be held tomorrow evening at Odd
Fellows Hall, in honor of the Fourth
Anniversary of the Encampment,
at which time a class of about
fifteen candidates will undergo the
perils of the journey which will
permit them in the future to be
hailed as brethren.
I. A. Osborne, editor of the Fort
Francis Times and immigration in
spector of the Dominion, was in the
city Saturday and again on Sunday,
meeting immigration parties at this
point enroute for the Canadian
northwest. Mr.. Osborne is one of
the hardy pioneers of the north
section. running paper at Rainy
Lake City when he had to traverse
the swamps and trails to get to the
town, and has been ever to the fore
in many exploration trips of the
north. He states that the present
season will see many thousands
pass through Virginia for the new
ly developed sections of the Canadi-
an Northwest, which are rapidly
becoming peopled with class of
industrious workers. Mr.. Osborne
has an assistant in his work who is
here to meet most every train, but
expects during the summer to be.
come a weekly visitor to the range
METROPOLIS.