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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
LOCAL STUDENTS SHOW
MUCH INTEREST IN
MANUAL TRAINING WORK

Local students are showing much
interest in manual training work as
shown by the FOLLOWING report con:s:
corning the pupils who did voluntary
work In the shops in the Roosevelt
school last month: Ralph Martin; Q
periods: Edwin Olson, 9 periods;
Charles DUDE, 8'2 periods; Fred
Johnson, periods: Russell Men,
periods; Arnold Pribnow, 3k per-
iods; Harvey Fliehr, 3 periods.
The new manual training depart
ment in the Technical High school
L., now being :upplied with apparatus
which must lie all installed by Jan
vary 2Sth. The addition of the new
department will greatly lessen the
crowded conditions in the Roosevelt
school. 1t u expected the new
North Side school will be equipped
with a manual training department
at the opening of the 1913-1914
gear. Many night school students
are also taking much interest in
manual training and have enrolled
at the shops in the Roosevelt school,
which are being directed by Emil
j. nnson and Herman Wieland.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
VIRGINIA DRAMATIC
CLUB ORGANIZED TO
GIVE ANTATEJIR pT.AV

At meeting at the home of Miss
Eloide Johnson, Central avenue, Fri
day evening the Virginia Dramatic
Club was organized with the follow
ing officers: Mrs. A. c. Osborn,
president; Rev. H. J. Wolner, Sec
rotary and treasurer; Attorney Will
liam J. Archer, Prof. George E.
Jensen and A. E. Benson, bylaws
committee. Among the other mem.
bers Of the club present were Mrs.
D. E. >Cuppernull, Misses Eloide
Johnson and Lorna Bates and As
sistant Postmaster L. Peterson.
The club members have selected
"Mr. Tompkin's Hired Man" for the
initial production and will start re-
hearsing the piece this month: -Four
male and four female parts are re.
quired and the roles are now being
assigned The play will be given in
February and it is likely the Lyric
Theater will be used.
All the members of the club have
had dramatic experience and it will
not require any outside coaching
The membership of the club will be
limited to twelve, and the officers
are confident that the new organiZa'
tiOn will nrOve a snccess
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
TOWER AND VIRGINIA MENTION


" Mrs. p. O. Helstrom returned
home Sunday from couple Of days
Visit at Virginia.-Misses Mary and
Nora Rooney, of Virginia, were over
Sunday visitors at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. D. Murphy.-Miss Eva
Ecklund, Of Virginia. recently re-
covered from her illness at the Sou
dan hospital and has returned to
Lar home.-Emil DeCaigny was in
town Sunday from the Crane Lake
portage, having made the trip
f,ound by way Of Orr and Virginia.
Charles Keakalin, Virginia, was
G, Grated on at the soudan hospital
early In the week for appendicitis
and rupture.-Dr. F. E. Thomas and
wife, Virginia, were among yester-
days arrivals in the city. The doc
tor will be at his local Office for a
few days.-Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Murphy and baby of Virginia, visit
ed at the J. d. Murphy home Sun
Gay.-"Paddy" Burke, who has been
employed as fireman here, has gone
to his home in Virginia for the win.
ter-Tower News.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
!SCONSIN POULTRY
FANCIER EXPECTS TO
WIN LOCAL PRIZES

Phil Koch, a Superior poultry
fancier and salesman, attended to
business matters here Sunday and
:Ionday, and while in the city took
much interest in the poultry show
to be given in Virginia next month.
TIe may enter some birds from
GAINESVILLE. Wis.,, where he has q
large poultry farm. The local poul-
try show which will be held from
January 3rd to the 9th is attract
ing much attention throughout this
l.rt of the state, and the officials OF
the Range Poultry Association ex-
pect to make huge success of the
initial exhibit.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
NETT LAKE RESERVATION
OFFICERS VISIT VIRGINIA

Indian Agent Albert B. Reagan,
DR.. L. NJ. Burnett, Frances Reese
and F. H. Pequette, Of the Nett Lake
reservation 2ft"ated on the shores
OF Pelican aid Nett Lakes. arrived
l.: the city Tuesday afternoon on the
Canadian Northern Flyer, which was
ten hours late. The reservation
Indians were recently paid their an
nual amounts and are preparing for
the winter. Many of the redskins
will trap this winter, while many of
the Indians derived a small income
r.. m .berryptcking the past summer.
The Nett Lake Indians are not af-
ficted with trachoma 40 is the case
in other reservations in the state.
although there are many tuberculo-
! sis sufferers among their number.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
JUDGE PAROLES FORGER

Owen Murphy, convicted of forg-
ing a name on a check in the sum Of
$55 made out to John Anderson, was
en- Tuesday sentenced to one year in
the St. Cloud reformatory, butJwas at
tnce paroled by Judge Hughes, who
imposed the provisos that Murphy
should not drink during the time and
must remain away from places where
liquor is sold, that he ust return the
%55 to Peter Mcmillan, Of Cusson,
who cashed the check, that he must
report by letter to the probation Of
ticer at Hibbing on the first day Of
each month, and that he appear in
erson at the next June term Of dis
trict court.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13

PAST ~ El1lk. FOR SEASON
Tho Roosevelt rink II the rear 81
1sthe school of that name was flooded
fdOnday and luesday By members d
the street department and II. now
fs'eady ~ for Use. he other Kinks
winch are being hooded, this week
are those At Diver Park and ii the
cn1ling clubs quarters &.
. The Roosevelt rink viii. soon be
used by high school students who
will try for the high school hockey
team, while grade students will also
he allowed the nse Of the ice. Among
th. 1911-1912 veterans who will try
for the hockey team are M. Mac
@eebe, s. .Forti and william Rooney.
Ralph Denyes, Yost Monroe, Albert
=Pr!bnow and Louis Stein are among
;nose who will try for the seven. "A
hockey organization will be formed
following the Christmas holidays.
and a heavy schedule Of games ar
ranged. Last year the locals de-
:feated the Hibbing high school and.
ether range teams end expect to re-
tain the oh a,npionship this season.
The curling rink was flooded this
week and with continued cold.
weather play will be started next
week. Sixte.n ripks were in the
field last year, but. it is expected:
several new *curs will play this sea-
son: Three sheets of ice will again:
be used, and :nter-city games with
Eveleth Kinks arranged for. play Tor
the N. Macdonald cup, now in pos
session Of the; local club: Local
Kinks will also be sent to the Du-.
luth and Twin City spiels, while it
Is likely Virginia will be represent
ed at the Winnipeg bonspiel.
Members Ct the local skee club
nave been disappointed by the non
arrival of snow, but expect to hold
their initial tournament next month.
in February Virginia will be rep
resented at the national meet at
Ironwood, Mt:h., by Barney Reilly,
Ole Feiring, John Gunderson, Sig
urd Bergeson and other cracks. A
aud will also be sent to the Mich
ieen meet along with a local dele
cation which is expected to capture
the 1914 tou,nalnent.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
HIBBINGs MINING MEN
MAKE NEW QUARTERS
= " AT OLD MESABA

A crew Of ten mining men of Hib-
bling passed through the city We'd
nesday afternoon en- route for old
Mesaba to be employed at the new
Graham mine property. Several
other veteran mining men Of the
western end Of the range have also
accepted employment at the new
Oliver Iron Mining company mines
being opened 1t old Mesaba. Among
the properties which will be worked
actively this winter at old Mesaba
are the Graham and Oliver prop
critics, both underground and surface
workings. 9s= .,s:.#:. z<51 z.@ 8.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
Dull TIL ATTORNEY CONFERS
WITH LOCAL CLIENTS

Attorney Andrew Nelson, Duluth
attorney widely known in this city,
returned to his home Tuesday fol-
lowing short stay here. while in
Virginia he attended to professional
matters in the district court. He is
also member of the legislative
committee of the Range Association
OF School Boards, and will draw up
many laws proposed by the educa-
tors. Supt. Lafayette Bliss, of the
cal schools, is chairman of the
committee, and while here Mr.. Mel
son conferred with him. The next
meeting of the committee will be held
at Duluth, Attorney. Nelson being a
p:ember of the Duluth school board.
MIR. Nelson is also widely known in
Official circles and was mentioned
as possible congressional candidate
on the bourbon ticket during the re-
cent campaign.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
LOCAL PUCK CHASERS CON-
MENCE PRACTICETHIS MONTH
FOR SEASONS PLAY

A city hockey team has been FORM
ed here with Nathan Kellar az man
ager. Practice will be started next
week with George Meehan, Ted Mac
Kenzie, A. Roswell, Halvor Olson
and Edward = Deering among the
1911-1912 hockey. stars trying for
the seven. O. E. Lindsay, Stanley
Way, George s.: Becker and Herman
Eaton will be among the new can
didates for the team: Manager KEEL
lar is now arranging a schedule OF
ten games which calls for matches
with many fast range and head OF
the lakes sevens. The hockey stars
expect to retain the range champion.
ship won last year, and will use thu
Roosevelt rink for practice.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13

The city Of Virginia has gone
sahead by leaps and bounds IN many
points Of public impro yements, but
she has reached 4 point in her his,
tory where : one Z badly needed and
neglected public: Improvement be-
comes more and more 81 = necessity
the erection Of a ground floor
Auditorium or Convention Hall.
We are fairly we'll supplied with
hotels, have the best, streets of any
city of its size in the state, the best
lighted streets. the finest school
buildings and q handsome new IL
brary erected at a cost of some $780,
900, but We find ourselves behind
some of the other cities Of the range
in the providing OF proper accom-
lnodations for thu care and conven-
fence of large assemblages.
Our sister city of Eveleth, at which
virginians have to an extent poked
fun for the past several years, has
just opened an Auditorium and
fine one, costing, complete with
grounds and furnishings, only $780,
600, and containing: q lighting sys-
tenn which is wonder, and the COM
nittee having In charge the erection
and furnishing Of the structure are
entitled to more than ordinary credit.
Now Virginia. the Biggest Little
City in the Northwest. can have just
as fine a building if she will only go
after it, instead Of having a make
shift auditorium al proposed by some
over the proposed market place, that
will be out-of-the way for conven-
tions and public gatherings, Now is
the time aid here Is the place that
needs just such building if any
city needs one.. Let's get busy and
agitate this matter at once, as no
tlroe is better than the present. To
he sure we are doing whole lot,
out let us do more; it is coming to
US, and we want il.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
DULUTH ARCHITECT
INSPECTS NEW NORTH
SIDE SCHOOL HERE

F. G. German, leading Duluth
architect who drew the plans for the
new $4,000 North Side grade
school, was in the city Monday and
Tuesday inspecting the building. He
made a thorough inspection and was
veil pleased with the progress made
by the MacLeod-Smith company,
Duluth contractors. who are also
tuilding the new Central avenue IL
t'-ary. Mr.. German expects the new
school will be completed the latter
r?rt of this month. The new struc-
tnre is complete in every particular
and can seat over 500 pupils.
While in the city the Duluth arch
:tect conferred with A. F. Benson,
this city, who supervises the work on
the new school, and also with Supt
Lafayette Bliss, of the local schools.
He returned to his home Tuesday
noon to inspect the new curling
tLilding, he having drawn the plans
fer that structure.
The North Side school containt
twelve rooms and is regarded as one
c. the most modern grade schools ir
The state. It will be used for the
second semester and will also b<
utilized for night school work. i
will relieve the crowded condition:
of the local school buildings, ant
manual training and domestic sci
ence will be provided in the new
building next year.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
For Sale.

Lot l6. Block 81. Two story brick
building. Store rented for $500 a
n"n,h. Flat easily rented for $500
a month. Price $500. $1,000 cash
handles it.
lot 10, Block g.. o story brick
hui ding, rented 1T 5000 a month.
Good tenant. Price $1,000. $1,000
handles it,
Will sell either one or both. Own
er has farm and wants to attend
10 it. Inquire IF owner.
4. N. THOMPSON,
12.6tf 2lO Central Ave. S
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
SNOW DELAYS CANADIAN
NORTHERN FLYER PAST WEEK

Passengers on the Canadian
Northern Flyer south bound have
been encountering loor Transports
lion accommodations of late, as
Show has delayed the train north OF
this city. Tuesday afternoon the
train was ten hours late, not reach
ing this city until after p. m. Dur.
Ing the other days Of the week the
nain has be "a from three to four
liz hrs late
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
CHISHOLM AND VIRGINIA NOTES

C11SoH1O11N "ND V11S01N1N NO1 O80
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Printy of Vir-
ginia, spent a few days this week as
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. Printy's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs: Patrick Prin-
ty.-Miss Lola b. Craig, former
fischer: in the, Chisholm schools,
now Virginia resident, called on
IF ends in the village last week
Wis. E. p. Hanley and Mrs. p. La
;ond spent Saturday in Virginia at
the home Of Mrs. Joseph Kar1. -
joseph .Carhart, of Virginia, attend
ed to business matters here this
week Chisholm Tribune Herald.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
sWINC1IEs1 & An FINE
Il PLAY,yINgMUCHAPPIaAUsE I.
An I;YRIU THlEATEH

$Es AT EYR1C .EAEAIGk
The Jack Lewis company IN Win.
chester, i q four actswar drama won
much applause at the Lyric sFheatel
TOR the first half Of the week, play;
ling to big audiences at every per.
Torrance: Jack. aLewis appeared n
the roleo of Major 5Kearney, the hero.
and proved a capable actor. 5 s::
The roles of Virginia Randolph,
the heroine; Madge Randolph, her
sister; Clay Randolph, her brother;
Mrs. H. Randolph, her mother; Col
onel Randolph, her father; n. Allen,
the villain, and Rasmus, the colored
servant, were ably Allied, while the
minor parts were we'll presented.
The play told pretty story Of
the Civil War. which was closely fol-
lowed by the large and :appreciative
audiences witnessing every perform
ance. Commencing yesterday for the
last half Of the week, the Lewis
company is presenting 1.-THE Tender
foot" western comedy. -.
Dramas in vaudeville are proving
quite a novelty. and asnt the result of
his work in booking the Lewis CON-
pany Manager H. j. Sigel is being
complimented by the many patrons
Of his popular playhouse. He mas
booked many large and expensive at
fractions for the remainder of the
season.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
WATER AND POWER PEOPLE
LEAVE FOR NORTHERN IT.

4. Macmillan and Joseph P. Lei
land, IT.. OF the Mesaba Light Z
Power company. left yesterday on
the Canadian Northern Flyer for i
trip to veTmilion river. where they
=lave ! large crew of men surveying
land and laying out distributing
lines along the river. The river Is
about sixty miles north q virginia
snd win help supply range mining
locations and mines With power.
The gentlsmen expect % be absent
mn TIL city Tor lbout 8 susl.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
OCT-OF-TOWN AUTOMOBILE
MEN ATTEND TO LOCAL H.
.=zs BUSINESS MATTER

l.. y. Filiatrault, Duluth. and n.
f. Pierce, Detroit, Of the Chalmers
Automobile company attended to-
business matters In this city Tues
day morning. While here they we're
registered It tho Fay Hotel. and nj
50 conferred With Chief q. !. Thay-
q. sc ~ local fre department.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
CHISHOLM PRIEST MAKES . sess
i : %... SHORT VIRGINIA VISIT

! Rev. Father ]. T.. Shieferer, CHS.
aolm, visited with local acquaint-
'ances Monday afternoon. He was
formerly located at Gilbert and has.
many ac11aintances on the range
At Iron Junction he was joined 81.
Rev. Father i. Bilban. aud.the two;
then lsft for Hibbdnx .and Chisloln.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-12-13
We give this saving to yon.
JOHN HORk KEY
Fef SIT.
u iaia y & in1lsso 8

enc tract 81 land west of Fosl,rs|
On Weef Two RIVER q snap Il taken
Il once, For fermss see Martin Mel
son, Knterprise Block adv.
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Ipus = thnus ghO ~ any Uth1r kll1
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o. q ~ mn-t o1unon kiu1a q
1rlfIlB b aVouathy SallE11GsA D.
ihs oCnsdpgopls Uho have thts faIll
a 500 iIinlG-s bell - 10 - . Haflty
valve lnF thsir truubIes. SUmP be-
haBds snd mGTs UiVsS. look upoa tbs,R
ro-partnoTl - this va. ard hOOE ioI.
uani 70 thc Uee,inE after me day's
aork b dOls - a. OPBortuniiy ioT
nuuriug CT al TIE tFOubiss anA a.
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~ o. Voman With sBch . bslUDast
~ nesdu a. VITA I'll The Rlly ~ hau
= give CO... be hasn't any lefs fDr hin.
relf
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spirit. ALparsuily ~ fosl - ne pen
FscaIla 70 tben an he tTuuh,gs and
.nuoyHncss Uhtrh me- have ~ uineP
they urote last. -So1,shOW u ~
Hsves ~ mind and mahsa - feel
lsus unhHppy "a write oct ny trOa-
49,. hear,a One Of the victims q
thts habit ~ For slch psoBie ~
~ SuGEeut shat Abrahan GauOla
aatd 70 Stsusoa When The I.ir0T VS.
nhoat 10 pOst q VeI sharp hstieT
uhich b. hnd writes Ths Prsutdeu'
lad Seen The legssT and aUprOvsd H..
IN cha Sts8toa pTePaFNd % man III
~ aVpaaFed SuTPrilsd WA: yea
aEsur HO,ag 70 nsad H. ~ nid.--l
guoas the s,ptrit ratbsr thaa the lsi-
ter.--OOaf % that nah- TouNs
urIttGa Il and relieved yOlT misd!
ne Grftod IL BurUnss Me- thrOu
q in the uasrehashei.-
synUlihy b Drn q vitality
ThoSs Who dsEand - un1sa1oaahic
Stare Of aympathy aTs S'sai5nE thsiT
frsrnds' ViiuI5ry Anyons Ubo has
ever had anything 20 Do vi-h . nerV
cos invalid. especially Ons UOIO b sob |
i-rt % dspreSstsa and needs oOattlua'
rhsrFiag %. kn0Ns Ghat = tTs8sna
-us drain thsE -. In leuasF drETer.
ths psTuOa ubO h sympathy selfish.
drains bis fF1eada-
10 not rhink I am saying that Ons
shouId never ask sympathy ir0u
aue's lrishds On ths ouutray. sym
SHY IL thr Vsry hreSth and Hie
~ : udnhiP. Fri-Ndship GithOus sym
patEy IL q bO1y uitbOu' a sOnL Bui
al the uOre br1anae Il h Hseh . pr
eiOus and UOadsrizi thinE Ons Shouid
80 Try 10 nakr IL tOO coaDOa- A
o,sTfaasd syspathy - sur 10 heuo@e
enf--blsd. Is - ~ beiLsr To ~ eaTe
iIl not 10 abus~ this Prrcou8 PriViiaE'
o ihat ~ uay b. sure Of DEEP and
- r1nE syupsthy uhea Ne really nred
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