The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-03-24

y lows Hall, a pril 1st. All are cord n1s' OF
;auv invited IN cora and en;ou south,
{ themselves. III Tic
J after !:
J If you in doubt, buy your Mr. OILS
shoes here, Sir, and take chances. prospect
ID See our $500 and $500 shoes. In whc
Reinertsen-GambleC Co. interes
* Paul V. and Thomas b. Stauff, Hawl
district managers for the Mutual the fur
Life Insurance Co. of New York on Mesaba
~ the ranges, left today for a flying OF the
p business trip to the COMPANY head. shortly
O. quarters at St. Paul. Location
------ North
Mrs. Charles Johnson will enter trail ave
to tain the Ladies' Aid of the German present
d. Lutheran Church, Thursday after will be
noon, March 3Oth, at her home at Duluth
1867 Chestnut street. All are cord
u tally invited to attend. Gu
City Clerk Bickford went to Du. Morn
luth Saturday, returning in the eve Sunday
xt ming accompanied by Mrs Bickford, League
~ who had sufficiently recovered from ship, Z:
her recent operation at St. Mary's Prayt
- as to permit of her travelling. nesday
,r u, co1,.-,.. Junic
"" y 1o'"'~o LEU ueeuas Missi
C',S BUSINESS 10y ~ Locatic
er So,ol suo a"o Ne~aua po'"'s WHERE 800 p. T.
ia nv nav 40 p"nS "'1 par The +
:, - "''9.9 'ooAlns up Hard
r ''r0O'''e oo91ne79 1ute'es's of the {
, {. L. Liscomb manager of the 24th
range branch of the New Lon don
Milling Co., went up the line Tues
'e day evening and spends several 4,
n days in looking after the business ou
;nterea.s of hie firm IN tho Conod;on ner of {
border towns er may
d. office a
"a Court Commissioner w. J. Archer
k. yesterday performed the ceremony
uniting in marriage Mr.. Thomas r.o
T. Ambrose Kennedy and Miss Emma ,,o.:..,<
IL Alv1na Hammersberg. The young MI,
J. couple came here from Brunette,
WIS., ana expect to make this city For I
~ their home. onire a
6 John Peterson, former Virgin TT
ian VINO no" conoocts business er and
at II West Superior ST., Duluth, was
a in the city yesterday. The Enter 20 pei
~ prise, which keeps Mr.. Peterson in for the
touch with his old range friends,
acknowledges pleasant call.
. For s
ar $678OO is said to have been the Will Sc
9 gross receipts of the Benefit Concert qu1re a
- for the widows and orphaus of the
Norman mine disaster, held at the ouy
Grand Theatre last Friday after cent on
IT noon. With free printing and free
n. hall rent there should have been w,+
q 'e"' '"'"'''e 'o' '''e 'eeoS ONES speak F
A Co.+a, ra+,,raa +h,, c. - ferred.
~ the week from his extended winter Ao "
. trip abroad, visiting many points Want
OF interest throughout continental keeper.
Europe. YRS. Coates, who accom- nished.
" panied him, stopped at Cleveland It
n for brief visit at her former home
o. before her return to the city Pool
" ---- for rem,
Another bear was added to the
200" at the Olcott Park the last of For Il
, the week, but the visible supply to Lusl
was again reduced on Saturday
- through the death Of Teddy" the Wv
at frat ,7emher ~ Tho family - ca . ing of I
home there The park management Tho
have an elk and other animals in $780,.
t. view for the coming season, and
is will continue the improvement of
ve the park in every manner Wher
n. you Cal
The next regular monthly meet Sigels
ing of the Virginia Commercial
st Club will be held on Thursday eve. For !
tn ming, April 9th. 1t is hoped an in rooms
~ terested attendance may be noted ner of
er 1t is al to each member of the or street.
gan1zation to make himself COM lery, T,
mittee of one to see that he is there
}" and that as many more as possible LOST
~ are made to remember the date. ruary 2
~, ~ Fay Op
H. we UNDERSTAND blackman Bros quarter
ot were favored with large number gree NJ
of visitors at the opening of their return
new gallery on Wyoming avenue,
FL on Tuesday. The studio is beauti- MON
a fully decorated. and is considered menta
90 by those who have seen it to be one and an,
ne of the best on the range. Afternoon Pho
-. tea was oa1nt'ly served, and attend 1O.15tf
OF ants at the reception had most
ne enjoyable time. A +e,.
Solomon Sax Of Ev.,etb was , to the
n. Virginia visitor Tuesday. Mr.. Sax taker ID
81 was one of the pioneers of the Queen celVe II
Mt City of the Range, but transferred person.
H. his affections to our sister city to W. a.
1g the south some years ago. He has onr wo
~ eo'' spo' !" LILO nea1' Lux TIC oio prices,
III 'o"n' no"evet' ana we oP'ne tnat and all
* DIS nc sa@es a. o"l progress ne 10 Chapel
he prone to quiet soliloquization Of
how different things might have The
been had he remained with u.s. Granite
m goods
ds Postcards received in the CITY earth
al during the week show Bro. Cupper. the goo
1r. null to be basking in the tropical
in sun of Havana, Cuba. Almost tends lar