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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-03-29

Tn riferee's face is turned tn other
way, an they's a bunch iv green
money as big as tn fist iv We per-
troodin' from his pocket McGuirk is
his name. He's runnin' saloon now
in Akron, Ohio. TIL pitcher is a mas
terpiece, an Clancy played tn races
off tn proceeds for six weeks before
tn tanbark ups an hits him a belt in
tn neck"
Uncle Peter nodded his approval.
"Jawn O'Down is livin' bechune a
AshtorbiIt an a Vandergoold," Bar
ney continued. "He have thrunk full
iV pitcher books an novels locked up
in tn cellar an he have a nickle-
plated growler an man in livery to
rush it at tn crook iv his finger. Life
is complate. Wan day wan iv tn
AshtOrbilts stops be tn front door
where Jawn O'Dowd is settin' on tn
marble steps, eatin' a chicken sand
witch an enjyin' tn air in his shirt
sleeves.
Beg pardon says Ashtorbilt, but
I'm on me way to tn Govt Links an
do me tn kindness to lend me tn
loan iv yer niblick fer tn afternoon"
says he.
What t'helrs a niblick?' says
Jawn to himself, battin' his eyes an
not DARN to show his ignorance fer
fear iv bein' oystercized socially by
tn Ashtorbilts. Set down on tn
shtep, Willie,' says he, AN I'll go
Iook!' says he.
1T takes Jawn tin minutes to come
back. I have tn cook an tn rist iv
me staff lookin' fer tn niblick, Willie
says he. They amt none on tn ice
at present. says he, but me footman
thinks they's wan in tn dark room in
tn sicond cellar says he. I'll sind
it to ye, Willie says he. Call agin
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-03-29
m The LIKE cOLlYZ1Ry

ORED by the loneliness Of Nor
ways fiords and grown weary
of the soft beauty of the Italian
and the rugged grandeur of
tho Cuyicc Io1y0c tho hlaCp
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-03-29

G - and the rugged grandeur of
the Swiss lakes, the blase
globe trotter turns in search of some
new enchanted spot where the realiza-
ton that it is seen for the first time
lends again some zest to life.
The world is fast grasping the fact
that in the comparatively small space
between Mexico and the Isthmus of
Panama lies, as it were, a Land of
Promise promise Of wealth meal
culable to the realm Of commerce,
through the cultivation and develop
ment Of marvelously rich and fertile
countries which are being opened up
with wonderful rapidity by the net
work of railroads that are spreading
throughout the five beautiful republics
of Central America. More than land
of promise to the archaeOlogist, who
has here a vast field for research
wherein to unravel the mystery which
surrounds the history of the ancient
American civilization and throw some
light upon the origin Of the people
whose wonderful works are evidenced
in the ruins of prehistoric cities found
hidden in dense tropical forests. A
land of beautiful realities to even the
ordinary tourist, who finds easily &C
cessible a wealth Of scenic beauty I'M
surpassed and a perfection of eli
mate rarely equaled. This is particu-
larly true of Guatemala, the most
northern of the Central American re-
publics and our nearest neighbor after
Mexico. 1t is reached by three days
delightful sail on the Gulf Of Mexico
and along the coast of British Hon
duras.
Upon our arrival in Puerto Barrios
we concluded to visit Lake Yzabal be-
fore going up to the city of Guate-
mala. Lake Yzabal lies about fifty
miles inland and a regular line of
steamers ply between Livingston and
Panzos, in the interior on the Polo
chic river Entering the lake proper,
a beautiful picture is before us-the
lovely expanse of water with its wood
ed shores rising gradually to the rug
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-03-29
For DandruH.

A simple, inexpensive remedy for
dandruff which will also promote the
growth Of the hair may be obtained
by purchasing so cents worth of bay
rum and 25 cents worth of quinine.
Mix thoroughly and apply to the scalp
daily.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-03-29
Chill DOUGH for Cookies

In making cookies if the dough ia.
thoroughly chilled it will not only ba
lighter but will not stick to the board
when rolling. Some housekeepers also
chill their doughnuts before frying.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-03-29
His IMPENDING Fate.
wrapped
E. F. TIsDEL.

81 see they've got a machine for
sewing on buttons, now" said the hu.
morist's wife.
That's just my luck" said the hu.
morist; "the first thing you know
somebody will invent machine for
finding lost collar buttons, and my
business will be ruined. ~ onker1
Statesman.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-03-29

lift it by the handle and hold back the
cover with the fingers of the same
hand, while the other hand is used to
operate the water tap With the lid
in the new position, all danger of hav'
ing the hands scalded by escaping
steam is removed.-Popular Mechan
les.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-03-29
KETTLE WITH LID ON SIDE
Removes All Danger of Having Hands
ScaIded by Escaping
Steam.

A new teakettle introduced in Eng.
land has it's lid hinged and located in
the top near the side, instead Of being
set under the handle in the usual man
ner. The person filling the kettle cap
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05

9egleitung befannen iib 2el1tnant
&ommeler nno ein 3ipiliit namens
zimmerman; BON Sic e1 beioen feblt
nod jeoe Spur. = SSn @aaren, Ser.
giiren, itarb @err Yfarrer Milbelm
Sdulte, geb. gu &eQingbauien 26.
Jebr1or 1874, 3. 3. Obs 1887 Sap
plan aun0 &eligionSlebrer in Hiets-
berg - !Serr Yforrcr &einefe bon
SIR d berg, ser ieit oem 1. Scto-
Der peniionirt lit, iieoelte am 80 No-
bender in leine alte @eimatb Nie-
9eim iiber. Sein Mad)folger lit @err
@ifar &einn1am bon 8oduln. = gu
T%oiebed, @r. @arburg) ltarb
1rau 5beoo. 1erentbal, (6ie Ma1tter
0es bodym. Nater Soorid) 9erentbal,
.. 5. 20, BON 4iblano, @is.), inn 80.
2ebensjabr. SIR 8atte ilebt inn Ml-
ter bon SO Sabrelt. 9(m 8. September
5. S. muroe oaS greiie gbepaar nod)
our6 Sen 9eil,b 0es bo6p' item @errn
9il6ofs Sdi11ner bon Sl1perior, @is.,
erf reltt, ser Den maderen 2ellten Grit
&c ibres So6nes ii6erbradte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05
&l6rt Gin tiefcs @c1eimnik amf.

vSb mo6te sud- 0anfen aus bem
Sieflten meines SCREENS" idreibt s.
9. &ooer bon 2emisbl1rg> @.go., ufiir
sen mu110erbare1 ooppeten gfu=
ZEN, Sen ih bon eleftriidem @itters
bate, inbem CT mi6 bon einem
idmierigen Safe BON Magenfranf=
beit un6 &~beumatismus beilte, ser
MIDI iabrelang 5u einem biilfloien
2ei0en6en madte. gs iprad meinem
SAN 10 5lt, als mare eS eigens fir
MIDI 5ubereitet. @egen @artletbig-
felt, ltnDer0auli6feit, @elbiudt n110
INN 6os Spitem bon Mierengiften 5u
befreien, sic &beumatismus perur=
laden, fat eleftriider 8itters ieines
@leiden ni6t. Se0e 5laide lit go
rontirt, 6aB fie 8ufrie0enbeit gibt.
Sour 500 bei Ser Molitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05
Ntnder acnreton
MACH FLETCHER'S
a Q RIA
@eitfaIen.

Sm @ol0e BEL @iltrup m1r0e
Sic 9eide 0es SIT Goesf elo gebiirtigen
ltel(enloi EN- @an0lungsgebilfen @lrbert
SHing gefun0en. Mabrungsiorgel1 iol=
len ibn in Sen 5o0 getrieben baben.-
Seu Semen ltarb int Sitter bon 70
Sobren Ser Sl16ilorprielt er Nforrer
@lpDs @infler, geb. 4. Sltli 1882 51
@orfen. = SSn 9 + I brannte Sic nod
11cl,e @ol5idu6fabrif, melde fait 40
Mrbeiter belbdftigte, nit iamn1tli=
dcn Maidinen p%olltdn0ig aus. Sdo=
Sen 10000 bis 100000 Morf, nidt
periidert. = @on einem 6ilherfabr-
5eleg ml1r0e in Ser Norol lee sic 2eide
oes 2%eltl1ar1ts 2a1tge BON @eIen=
firden, 0es 6ii6rers oes 2uftbol=
Ions ~Saar," altfgefiidt, ser ant 10.
9fop. BON @ellenfirden aus gleid5ei=
tig nit s an6eren 8oQons cine 81
1tan5mettfabrt angetreten batte nn0
ieitoem peridollcn NOR. SSn 9anges
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05
6olep Mierem=YiQeu

fins ltarfen6 int @irfe11 1tn0 raid in
grfolgen. Cine ipe5ielle Meoi5in fir
aQe Miere11= uno @laien=ltnoronu11=
gen. Marp 6. Mbbott, @olfsboro, g.
S., iagt: SD lit an einem idmeren
6aue bon &beumatismlts, infolge BON
l1rin=sdure, Sen meme Mieren nidt
aus Sent 8lute rei1tigten. Sd lpar 10
labm. in meinen 8uben, @elenfen uno
int &iiden, 6aB es mir idlmer5lid tpar,
einen S6ritt GIT maden. Sd gebroud-
tie Golep Mierenpillen orei Sage lang
un0 i6 mar imitanoe auf5uiteben 1tno
berum5ugeben, ltno sic 5dmer5en
maren ale fort. Diele groBe &enbe-
rung meines 8uitan0es beroanf ih
Sen Solep Mieren=8iaen, urb i6 emf
pfeble 6ieielben irgen0 Semanoen, ser
10 tpte ib leioet. Mplitor 3rua 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05
Sic alte @etmatb.
&pie,1.

3lull Mod,fplger oes er11a1l1tel1
Meihbiidofs, 9pmfnpitulars &losfe,
ais &egens oes Yrielterl enlinarS IN
8neien mllrbe Selllllarprotellor
Nie. &r5esfiepic5 %ernannt. Sn y o.
len bot sic Yrp5ellirung pplnllder
Moitatoren megea angebliber @ebeim=
b1oelei nit glatter Sreilpredung
lGnm1tlid)er Mngeflagte1 geenoet. =
SsSu 9 hmcrem5 lit ser friibere pol
uildp Mbgeoronete S5ulnann I'M Ml=
ter pom 50 Sobren ge1torbea.
Gdleiicn.
Sic grlatmabl sllm prellBtlde11Ab=
ocpronetenbaule in 9reslau tllr
Neu ucrltorbenel1 Gentrumsabgeorone=
ten 3iclde fat nit Dem Siege Des fret
liu1igen @unoioaten 81. gblerS ge=
clloet. SsSl1 erlten @ablgangc erbieltell
Ser Gcutrlulrsfanoioat &pgel $50, Ser
frciliunige &onoioot OILERS 473, Der
Spsioloempfrot 9oebe $50 Stinnlel1.
Nl1 ser SttdNpubl erb1elten Npgel o24
lr1o 1r. gblers, fir Sen Die So51al=
pell1pfrutel1 l1l1o Notionnlliberalen &C.
idYlol1en e%illtraten> 500 Stimnel1.
Iieier lit olio gemablt. 2as Centrum
hattie oas @resln1er Ma11Oat ourd oas
Cartel nit Con erpatipen inns Srel-
fol1l erpotipen inn Sobre 1908 erpbert
uro 1908 hebal1ptet. = Sci Ser Sa1ro-
taaserlutmobl in @irlbberg Wlegnlb
y m1rocu 800 Stimnlel1 obgegeben.
@enf (Iprtlhr. &p.) erbielt 203,
Sepoel (l1at. =lib.) 1877. grlterer lit
ipnlit gelpoblt. = 1urd a1s1tron1e'1=
oes &oblengos eritidteu in &otto=
~ + scr @afer1neilte @enolo6a, TO-
mie 5lpei 8ergle1te. = Sn Nei11e
lil1o nod5 Sem genlB bon Sleomar=
gori1e II Nerlouen ihmer c%rfronft.
Sadicm.-
Sn @eili9en ta0t ltarb OIL
slltersi dpp1d)e Ser 81 Satire alte 9ol5=
baller Soc. 3ebrt, bis por fltr5em Ser
tra%llcl1sn1am1 0e5 fatD. Nrbelterper=
ems. : Sic 72jabrige gciiteSidmad)e
Mittne Yfitenrel1ter, geb. 6ranfe,
botte lid aus Oem Mltersbeim in q e
oerorihel, mo lie m1tergebro6t
NOR, bei!nlid) c1t fernt. Ndd)lten Mor=
aell ml1rSe Bic ltngliidlide inn Mii6l=
grobcn ais 2eide gef11oen. Sic bat=
te it ser 9unfel6eit Sen @eg per=
fcllt, mar in 0os eisfalte 8alier
geitiir5t lt11o 1at Oorin Sen 500 gefnn=
Sen.
@annpper.
Sn @iloesbeim lit @err Sc
djout 9eunb. goelnaln int IS. &C.
bensiahre gel torben. ST. mar in Surg
hei Mooge6urg gebpren l1n0 nod Gr1=
piang Ser @eiben (1S61) elite Heibe
DON Sobrel1 ais 2ebrer am Solepbi=
nl,1n tbatig. = Mls Ser bei 8 + e on
ialiige 2an0mirtb &oblfing in Ser
Modt NIT ieiner Srau bon elmer Selt=
lihfeit beimfebrte, bemerfte er, 0ob
iei1 @eb0lft in Slammen itan0. Mit
@ilfe Ser Nadbarn gelang es ibm,
feline Z &in0er 5n netten. Sn g o.
gel itarb Ser @aitmirtb Sbalen i'm
Sitter bon 10 Sabren am S6lage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05
klnder schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
TO
G1etnprpnina.

Ser rbeinilGe 8auernpereil1 in
&0ln un0 ser Jrieril6e 8allerl1per=
elm III Irier ba6el1 beim Neidstag be-
antrogt, CUR @eblng 0eS 9eotbitanoes
Ben @in5er1 ppriibergehenb Sic
Staats l%tel'ern 81 e%rloiien un0 n1Ber=
oroentlide Mittel GIT berahgeiebten
3inslaten sur &erfiigung at %ltelle11,
oie Sboummeiniteuer 5ll perooppell1,
ionic Sen 3oa fir mlsldnoiide @eine
erbeblid 81 erb5ben uno MaBrcgeln
81 crgreifen fir sic mirflane @efdm=
pfung Ser t6ieriidcn lu1o paraiitdren
&ebld)a0li1ge. = SIM Sitter bon a
Sabren itar6 @ilbelm &lemen, Me=
ligions= inns Sberle6rer lit a6ln=
9inoent6al. - 81 @ooesberg a.. 9fb.
ltar6 SIR. @rofeiior Or. tbeol. Mnton
1eder, peni. &eligions- lu10 Sberleb=
rer Ser 9iealida1le Ser Staot &0ln,
I'M Sitter 0 50 Sobren.- Ser fliid]=
tige Notar Biintber aus &empen
lit lit &0l1 perboftet moroen. SIM 9lll=
ger1blif Ser &er5aftung Begging er Ell
mem Selbltmoroper iud), inoen1 er lih
6nrd einen SduB idmer perlebte.
Seine ltlteridlagu1gel1 peroen ol1f
u1gefabr / MiQion Marf geiddbt.-
SET Iann ltiir5te nodts Sic 11elt ol,=
geballte S6laffanmer in einem 8alt=
ern9auie Elm. Sic Iriil1mer begr1=
be11 bier &il10er. Gin 12iabriges
Wai0d)cn 6lieb tobt, ieine sdmel ter
m1r0c er6e6lid) perlett, Sic beiSen on
>erel1 SINGER hliebel1 timber ebrt. =
Scr 9rm1ereihciiber 5beoo. Sinlcn lit
8itbnrg, lit 5ltn &ommer5ienratb
ernon11t mpr0el1. - SSl1 Sto0t=
t y muroc eil1em 60 tmirtbe, ais er
ein 8iidie &arbi6 0ffnete, sic oqbei
erploOirte, Ser sd6oel 5ertriinmert,
10 6ab Ser sos lofort eil1trat. = SSn
elmer @ai1erltofffabrif SIT 2eidIin=
gen ereignete iid cine grploiion,
ourd Sic 2 Eerionen getootet a1l1o mel
tere 2 idper perlebt mtroen. Ser CT
tie ser Gcrleeten lit icither ebenfaus
g%eitorben. = Sic &egierung fat iid
fir sic grridtlt1g zines ,le1er fatbo=
liiden 9ebreri eminors in ct. 90 IL
5 CT entldie0en. - Sei11 60iabriges
Erieiterju6ildlm1 %feierte ser emeritir=
tie @err Gedal1t &ei5 in ser Stride
Ser pereil1igten @ospitien SIT 1rier.
Ser Sltbilar entltamn1t elmer oltelt
@in5erf an1ilie in % c + an Ser
lu1terei1 900 tel. - Sci ser @en1eil1oe=
mabl int Meunfir6en ml1roe lit
folge bes l11erb0rten Ir11ds u1o Ser
Gin d iidternng, melde sic
9eitu11g ser Stltmn1'ld)en @iittemper=
fe oltf Sic Nr6eiteridloit ausiibte, in
allen 3 Mbtbeillngen sic 2ilte Ser &a=
tbolifen iiberitimn1t. l1nter 80 Mit=
glie6ern 56blt Ser @emeinoerot6 MIR
mebr Z &atbolifen, obmobl ettpas iiber
Sic @1lfte Ser gin1pobner fatbolild
III.
&eiem-9aanam.
Ser Der torbel1c S%anitdsrat6 Or.
Sd)eel aus Gael, permadte leiu
&c amntes @ermogen BON 10000
Marf ser bisber BON linn geleiteten
2anoesirrenanitalt @aina. = SSn Sem
Gorfe 6 T. 0 + : &a6e bel 6ranffurt
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-09-08
VIRGINIA SCORES.

The Virginia Commercial Club
is doing today what the Tribune
advocated in it's columns last
January. 1t is establishing a
Farmers Day and has set apart
Friday, Sept. Is, as the day upon
which it will entertain farmers of
Northern Minnesota. The club
has issued circulars asking farmers
to bring specimens Of crops rails
ed by them. The club will give
premiums to those having the best
|exhibit. Business relations with
farmers is greatly to be desired
and no better method can be de-
vised to bring them into closer
touch with the local conditions
than which the Tribune pointed
out long ago and which the Vir-
ginia Commercial club is actively
engaged in. Virginia is to be con-
graduated upon it's action and
we trust business men of Hibbing
will take example from them and
put action into matters of public
Importance. All the brilliant
ideas in the world are not worth
a cent unless backed up by in
bune.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-09-08
COINS ICE CREAMS .< T.
DEFEAT H|bB|NG SUNDAY
Put It All Over the West Enders
BY q Score of II to 2. Several
New Players for the Event

The Virginia ball team, other.
wise known as COINS Ice Creams
again redeemed themselves or
Sunday last at Hibbing by defeat.
ing the strong west end aggrega.
ton by score Of II to 2, and stood
ready to repeat the dose the fol.
lowing day had weather condi
tions permitted.
A number of new players were
on the Virginia lineup for the oc.
casion among them being "Lefty'
Dahlgren Of Superior, who sent
the pill over the plate at rate
which would make Goey-the
county fair hot air man-greer
with envy, and "Lizzy" Lizette
who stood behind the home sack
and took 'em in with as much
ease as a Bostonian would get out.
side a peck of beans.
Grady was in the box for the op.
position, and it was his luck that
he let up on speed at critical mo.
ments, while the landing of one
man across the plate in the first
and four in the second frame took
the ginger out Of his backing, as
well, although but three errors
were accredited to the Hibbing.
ties during the swatfest, as against
one, made by P. Boyle on third
for Virginia.
AS recompense for his error
however, "Paddy" lined out a
home run in the fifth, bringing in
Mccullough and Anthony, the lat.
ter making first through an error
on the part Of Brookins.
Virginia is accredited with elev.
en- hits for the game and Hibbine
with nine, but the Hibbing hits
were scattered in such wise that
they were harmless.
The Hibbing fans showed the
white feather in the fifth and
sixth, when many left the grand
stand and even the bleachers were
vastly depopulated.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-09-08
WORK STARTED ON e. ! ::
new DAM
Contractor Now Has Grew of Men
Working on Dam at Pike
River Falls

Work started Wednesday on
the construction of the dam and
power house at Pike River falls,
q contract for which was recently
awarded H. L. Bartlett & Co., of
Virginia. Camps for the accom-
mediation of men and teams are
now being built and some rock
work and drilling is also being
done. MIR. Bartlett expects to
complete the contract in sixty
days, at which time the necessary
machinery is to be delivered and
the transmission line in readiness,
MIR. Bartlett now has concrete
mixer, steam hoist and other
necessary tools on the ground and
the crew Of men will be increased
just as fast as room can be made
Tor them.
Wahlsten & Sons have con-
tracted with Mr.. Bartlett for do
ing the necessary team work,
such as hauling the gravel, &C.
ment, etc. There will be several
car loads of cement used and this
will be hauled from town by team.
Mr.. Wahlsten is now engaged in
building branch road in from
the Tower & Itasca road to the
falls.-ToWer News.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-09-08
VIRGINIA HAS A
GOOD HUNCH

The Virginia Commercial club
is about as live an aggregation as
there is on the range and the mem
bers have recently hit upon a
scheme that is a winner. 1t is
just this: They have designated
Friday, September Is, as Farm
ers Day, and on that day the
citizens oil that city will be hosts
to the farmers of Northern Min
nesOta.
The idea is a dandy, and from
more than one point of view.
First, it will bring the people Of
Virginia into closer touch with
the farmers of this section of the
country. There will be gather
ing in one Of the local halls over
there and speeches will be made.
The good roads project for this
section will be discussed, and that
is topic that is of vital interest
to all of the farmers.
The Virginia Commercial club
has issued circular letters asking
the farmers to come and bring
specimens Of the crops they rails
ed this year and it is the intcn-
ton Of the club to display these
products Of the land, giving pre-
MUM ribbons to the best ones that
are shown.
We will have to give it to Vir-
ginia on this plan, for it certainly
has the right idea. If the mat
ter is just handled right it will
not be long until the people of
Virginia will have large share
of the farmer trade coming their
way, and they will be getting the
best that the farmer has in the
way Of products.-AIesaba Ore.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-09-08
WOULD SECURE HEAT
FROM SCHOOL PLANT

AT a meeting of the Board of
Education on Friday evening last,
the regular monthly meeting of
that body, Alderman Boylan ap-
|peared before the board as a rep
|resentative of the city council
seeking assurance Of the heating of
the proposed new library building
at the corner Of Central and
}Spruce from the school plant.
The Board took no definite action
on the proposition, but it is reason
able to believe the request will be
granted upon completion Of the
building.
Regarding the proposed new IL
brary assurances have been receiv-
ed from Andrew Carnegie Of ad-
dltional assistance to the extent of
ST., 900, and it is likely the city
will be asked to make additional
appropriations for the erection of
a modern, roomy and substantial
building.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-09-08
MAD DOG KILLED BY
CITY MEAT INSPECTOR
Animal is Dispatched Saturday
Morning, After Running the
Streets For Nearly Two
Days, Biting Scores
of CANNES.

A mad dog scare in the city on
Friday and Saturday last came to
a temporary end on Saturday last
when the animal, which had run
the street for nearly forty eight
hours biting every canine with
which he came in contact, was
killed by City Meat Inspector
Lenertz.
Following his slaughter the
health department, on solicitation
from many whose pets had become
prey to the vicious beast, sent the
head to the state health depart
ment for examination as to wheth-
er or not the dog was infected
with rabies, and word received
here yesterday bore out the fears
Of many that he was. Acting in
accordance with this news the
health department has issued in
structions to all who know their
dog to have been bitten by the
animal to muzzle them.
The fact that the dog was al
lowed to run at large for so long
a time after his actions were first
noted, and after it is stated appli-
cation had been made to proper
police officers to have him killed,
has engendered considerable SEN
timent, and if the truth has been
stated as to requests for his killing
being ignored by the police the
feeling is we'll founded.
Be that as it may, however, the
fact is that the state board pro
nounces the dog affected with
rabies, and if your pet was among
the number bitten, better muzzle
him now in order to avoid possible
further trouble which might be OF
a more serious nature.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-09-08
THEIR BATTING AVERAGE

The following batting average
OF the Virginia team for the sea-
son OF 1911 to date is given
space, as furnished US by Leighton
Simons, official score-keeper for
the Virginia team:
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-09-08
GILBERT WILL HAVE TO
SEEK LIGHT ELSEWHERE

A notification has been sent the
village authorities of Gilbert that
the Oliver Iron Mining Company,
which for some time has been fur.
nlshing light to the village from
its plant at the Gilbert mine, de-
slres to abrogate it's contract and
cease such service not later than
November Both.
The village council is there
fore made to sit up and take
notice, and will seek elsewhere for
service. Virginia and Eveleth
service could be extended to the
village, - if a satisfactory con-
tract could be had.