The Virginia enterprise. [volume], June 28, 1912, Image 4

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DRESSES
Saturday we place on sale our entire
line of Silk dresses. In this line will
be found a splendid variety of mes
salines and foulards, etc., all at
1-3 OFF
"Ingram's Milkweed" Cream
"Hind's Honey and Almond" Cream
"Pebeco" Tooth Paste
Pinaud's "Eau de Quinine"
Neubros' "Herpicide"
"Danderine"
Daggett & Ramsdell's Cream
The Duluth Iron Range Railroad
"The Vermillion Route'
Leave VIRGINIA Arrives
7:40 A.M. Gilbert. Eveleth, McKinley, Biwabik. Aurora. 11:55 A.M.
Tower, Ely. Two Harbors, Duluth
1:40 P. M. Gilbert, Eveleth, McKinley. Biwabik, Aurora, Two 7:15 P. M.
Harbors, and Duluth
Two
Two lots on North Side for sale
Apply to fas. P. Carey, City Hall.
4-28tf.
Buy or build a home on monthly
payments. See Knutti & Vanha
la, 335 Chestnut street. Tele­
phone 158. 2-2tf.
REMODELING SALE
4:35 P.M. Gilbert, Eveleth, McKinley, Biwabik, Aurora, 4:20 P.M.
Tower and Ely
7:25 P. M. Gilbert. McKinley and Biwabik 7:30 A.
Leaves VIRGINIA Sunday Only)
Gilbert, McKinley and Eveleth
9:26 A. M. Gibert. McKinley. Biwabik, Aurora Tower, Ely
1:46 P. M. Gilbert. McKinley, Biwabik, Aurora, Two Harbors
and Duluth
11:51 A. M. Gilbert, McKinlev and Eveleth
i,.« iw Gilbert, Eveleth, McKinley, Aurora. Biwabik,
4:16 P. M.
As this sale progresses the enthusiasm increases, the
crowds grow bigger and the buying'heavier. The reason is
simple—we keep adding new bargains as fast as the old ones
are gone. This sale is a money saver on the items advertised.
We do as we advertise and guarantee satisfaction or re­
fund your money.
SATURDAY WE FEATURE DRESSES, COATS AND SUITS,
TOILET ARTICLES AND BASEMENT WINDOW SCREENS
CHILDREN'S SUITS
About twenty-five in all. Sizes 6, II11
8, 10 and 12. On sale at
SPECIAL SALE on TOILET ARTICLES
STANDARD GOODS FRESH STOCK
Alexander Reid & Co.
Harbors and Duluth
Gilbert, McKinley, Biwabik, Aurora, Tower, Ely
8:15 P. M. Gilbert. McKinley and Eveleth
Close connections made at Duluth with trains for
Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis
Hatching Eggs—White Orping­
tons, $2.50 per 15 eggs. Black Mi
norcas, $2.00 per 15 eggs. Phone
493 K-I. 316 Central avenue N. tf
Bring In That
Lawn Mower
For in a short time you will have
to be using it, and by paying One
Dollar to have it sharpened you
will save a lot of labor.
We have installed a motor
and lawn mower sharpener so
every blade on the reel is shar­
pened to correspond with the
knife. Do not spoil your mower
with a file.
Norton Hardware
COATS and SUITS
We have on hand at this time 10
Suits and 7 Coats-all late spring
models-in a good range of sizes.
Garments that formerly sold up to
$22.50. Choice of the lot Saturday
$7.50
ALL
REGULAR
50c GOODS
FOR ONLY
39c
Arrives
9:25 A. M.
4:15 P.M.
11:50 A.M.
1:45 P.M.
8:13 P. M.
Dr. Larson, the
eye specialist, will
be at the Hotel Fay
the 20th and 21st of
every month.
Money to Loan. City and barn'
farm property bought and sold.
Louis
M.
tion. 3-ltf
PRICE
Jergen's Violet Gly­
cerine Soap. Three
bars for
19c
Many other items at
reduced prices.
yiRGIMA
lodge no a
Meets second and fourth Wednesday
2r,g.. ^a:h
month
in North Pole
Hall. Friends of temperance are
welcome.
AflSSABE LODGE NO. 222,
WA
I. O. O. F.
Meets every Thursday nifht at I. O O
Hall at 8:00 o'clock.
A. G. McKenzie. N. G.
James A. Sabin. R. S.
Captain of Degree Team. G. V. Trimble
Visits from outside Brothers always ai^
predated.
Coca) news
Pay your subscription and look
happy.
WANTED.—Young lady, seven
teen years of age, would like posi­
tion as clerk in a store. Has had
experience in New York City. Ad­
dress Miss Mary Bloom, Cook,Minn.
£raai!»
a
Osborn, lawyer. 3-22tf
H. L. Bartlett has two Cadillac Luke Morris of the firm of Morris
automobiles for sale cheap. One
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the Enterpnee
proprietors of the Sodergren
store*
is
®Pending the week at
Of*
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St. Peter with Mrs. Morris, who has
been there for some time visiting her
parents. They will return home to­
gether.
Louis Helping, who has been at
the head of the Mesaba Cornice &
Roofing company in this city for the
past several years, will, leave tomor­
row for Duluth where he will spentf
a few days with his daughter. Prom
there he will go to Saskatoon, Can­
ada, to locate. Mr. Helbing's hosts
of friends in Virginia and on the
range will wish him unbounded suc­
cess In his new field.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sandstrom le
Wednesday for Duluth to make their
future home. Thjey were pioneer
residents of Virginia and their many
friends will rgret their departure
from the city.
Joe Nelson, who had the misfor­
tune to sustain a "broken leg in a
runaway accident some weeks ago, is
able to be about on crutches, but it
will be some weeks yet before he is
able to take up his usual duties.
Misg Edith Smith of Hibbing visit­
ed friends in the city the first of the
week.
Oust Johnson and sister, Mrs.
Christianson, arrived in New York
the first of the week on their return
from a trip to their former home in
Sweden. They will spend several
days in the east, and are expected
here about Snnday
Joice over the birth of a bright baby
girl at their home Tuesday morning
Gust Isaacson-,* formerly In busi­
ness in this city but who has been
visiting at Baraga, Mich., the past
winter, returned to the city Tuesday
evenlng.t
John Kerjinen fattened the City
puree to the extent of $25 on Wed­
nesday, as ajresult of using a gun too
freely the previous evening. He bad
some trouble with a companion, and
it is said that ^fter hitting his oppo­
nent he took to his heels, firing two
shots at his pursuer. He will likely
throw his "bull-dog" away and trust
to his mitts for future protection..
Mrs. Samuel DeQeaurivage left
Wednesday for Quebec, Montreal,
where she-will attend the wedding
of a nephew of Mr. DeBeaurivage.
Before completing her visit in the
east* she. will enjoy a trip down the
St# Lawrence and will visit at many
eastern points.
A party of Chisholm officials were
Virginia visitors on Monday, inspect­
ing the paving work done in this
city. Chisholm .will do considerable
paving this season and the object of
the party was to view the' various
materials in use in this city, and de­
cide which should be given prefer­
ence in the work to be done.
Miss Belle Garvey, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Garvey, is enter­
taining Miss Emma Pugsley of Ash­
land, Wis.
Mrs. A. G. Flournoy left Tuesday
for an extended visit with relatives
and friends on _the coast, intending
to visit Seattle, Portland, Spokane
and other points before her return
in September. Mr. Flournoy, genera]
sales manager for the Virginia &
Rainy Lake company, accompanied
her as far as Chicago, where he
spends the week in looking after du­
ties in connection with his position.
Chas. Grabowsky and family re­
turned Sunday from a trip to Detroit,
where they had been in attendance at
the marriage of Mr. Grabowsky's sis­
ter.
Emmet J. Taylor, of the Cole &
McDonald clerical force, returned
Monday evening frJm a trip to Chi­
cago.
F. J. Webb, general manager of
the Republic Iron & Steel company
mines, accompanied by Thomas Flan
nagan, superintendent of the Gilbert
district, made an inspection of the
company properties on the range the
first of the week.
Mrs. J. A. Kennedy/ who attended
the grand lodge convention of the
Rebekahs as a delegate from the Vir
ginia lodge, returned home" Sunday.
William Rooney was a Duluth pas­
senger on the morning train Tues
day.
Mrs. E. F. Bailey, of Superior, was
the guest Of Mrs. J. L. Kimball over
Sunday.
D. E. Cuppernull and A. E. Pfrem
mer and families were among attend­
ants at the meeting of the Northern
Minnesota Editorial association at
Grand Rapids on Sunday.
Mrs. F. G. Lerch and Mrs. C. V.
Malmgren were Duluth visitors Mon
day.
Mark Norton spent several days
the past week at the Norton cottage
at Sand lake.
Miss Mabel Eaton spends the week
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
King, at Ely.
T. C. Congdon, proprietor of the
Red Cross Pharmacy In this city,
was chosen vice president of the Min­
nesota Pharmaceutical association at
its annual meeting held in Winona
last week. Mr. Congdon resides in
Hibbing.
Mrs. H. F. Kendall, Central ave­
nue, entertains at luncheon and cards
tomorrow afternoon.
Wm. Saari was a business visitor
in Duluth the fore part of the week.
Edward Starr, a former Virginian
now engaged on steam shovel work
on the hew Sault canal lock, spends
the week on the range, visiting his
mother at the Kinney mine and re­
newing former friendships.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. 05Keefe werf
Duluth visitors the latter part of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lundstrom Wel­
comed a brand new son at their home
Saturday morning. And "Dad" says
the youngster is scheduled for mem­
bership in the Virginia City band, al­
though unable to take his part in the
Sunday concert at the opening of the
Olcott park.
Martin and Axel Moe left in the
former's car and Mr. and Mrs. Thom­
as Moe left on the noon train Sat­
urday for their former home at Lake
Park, Minn., where they will attend
a family reunion on the 70th anni-
versarr of their
Dr. J. H. CiwTe returned Tuesday
evening from a trip to Solon Springs^
Wis., where he had been to attend
Capt. Harry Roberts who-is ill at his
summer home at that point.
A tfutyk {settlement of a death
claim was recently made by the
Woodmen of the World in the case
of the heirs of Andrew Ahonan, who
died about four weeks ago. Attorney
Otto A. Poirier was "named adminis­
trator of the estate arid within three
weeks after his appointment the
money was paid over to him in trust
for the heirs, "there being, six, all of
whom reside in the east. E. W.
Brown, special organizer of the
Woodmen of the World, handled the
matter, and states that nearly all
claims are as promptly settled.
Eli LaSarge, traveling auditor for
the Fitger Brewing company, visited
many of the range towns the past
week in the interests of his company.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Pfremmer, Eve­
leth, were Virginia visitors Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Doughty left
Sunday for Mr. Doughty's former
home at Qshkosh, Wis., where they
will visit friends for several weeks.
Upon their return they will be ac­
companied by Mr. Doughfy's little
daughter, who will make her home
here for the summer.
Julius, Morris and Henry Shaned
lirig, of the firm of Shanedling Bros.,
attended to business matters in Du­
luth the fore part of the week.
P. J. Greaney, the well known
"father" of Greaney and postmaster
at that point, was in the city Satur4
day. Mr. Greaney has recently been
appointed as a deputy sheriff under
Sheriff Meinlng, adding one more
title to the many that have accrued
to him during his long residence on
the northern Minnesota frontier.
Mrs. Mark Eddy and daughter left
Monday for a trip down the lakes,
expecting to leave the boat at Buffa­
lo. They will visit many eastern
cities before their return.
O. H. Griggs, general manager of
the Virginia Electric Power & Water
company, returned Monday evening
from a week's business trip to Chi­
cago.
F. J. Rinnert was a Duluth visitor
the fore part of the week, making
the trip to the Zenith City in his new
Reo on Sunday.
Mrs. Conley, of Winnipeg, former­
ly Mrs. Robert Cobean of this city,
was the guest of Mrs. W. R. Em­
erson Friday and Saturday, stopping
here for a brief visit eri route to
eastern Canadian points.
The Rev. Henry E. Neff, of the
Presbyterian church, on Saturday
performed the ceremony uniting in
marriage Clinton Worshun and Miss
Helen Schaum. The groom is a prom­
inent young mining man and the
bride is a sister of Miss Gertrude
Schaum, both being well and favor­
ably known in the city. Thfe congrat­
ulations of many friends are ex
tended.
D. B. McDonald, a former Virgin­
ian now of Duluth, was in the city
the first of the week, looking after
business and property interests.
Mrs. M. Shea, of Perham, Minn.,
arrived in the city Monday for a visit
at the home of her son, Attorney
George F. Shea.
Mrs. G. H. Moore spends several
days this week as the guest of Ely
friends.
Wm. Rooney looked after business
matters in Duluth the first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Terrell enter­
tained at 6 o'clock dinner Saturday
evening, those present being Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Eaton and Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Stevens.
Miss Beatrice Kanter visited with
friends in Duluth over Sunday.
J. D. Ireland, of Duluth, general
manager of the Iron ore department
of the M. A. Hanna company, left
for his home Sunday after spending
a couple of days in looking over the
mines under his company's supervi­
sion.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Cummings
visited in Duluth the latter part of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Merritt, for­
mer residents of the city but now
located at Duluth, spent the Sabbath
on the range.
Clem. Qnlnn, chief engineer of the
Interstate Iron company in this city,
is visiting relatives and friends at
his former home at Ishpeming, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Savage, of
Cook, were in the city Saturday.
Leonard Toutloif of this city, was
called to Inmwood, Mich., last week
On account of the death of his brotb
er, Frank Toutfoff, who died in that
city.o* Wednesday o( last week.
The deceased was a pioneer resident
iof Inmwood and
highly
$3$mi
County Surveyor Dyer and family,
of Hibbing, were Virginia visitors
Monday.
Henry Sincock, who since his grad­
uation from the Northwestern Medi­
cal, Chicago, has been on the staff
of the St. Joseph hospital, Chicago,
arrived in the city Saturday for a
brief visit before going to Odanah,
Wis., where he locates in the practice
of his profession. Mr. Sincock Is a
product of Virginia schools, and has
a host of friends in the city who are
pleased to note his success and trust
he may attaip to the highest point in
his professional career.
NOTICE.
Parties desiring the use of the
K. P. Hall In the Lyric Block, for
lodge purposes, entertainments or
other social functions, apply to C. G.
Vanderpoel, Manager Homes stores.
Phone 638.
DR- J. L. RICHARDS
DENTIST
Office in the Matheson Bldg.
Phone 391
VIRGINIA, MINN.
DR. O. B. WOOD
DENTIST
Office in Sodergfren Block
For The Fourth of July
Our line of wash dresses in white and color­
ed is large and well selected and we desire all
to have a new dress for the Glorious fourth
For that reason we will give 15 per cent off on
all dresses for Ladies, Misses and Children, and
wash linen suits.
WFrench
E have just received a lot of
Plumes—twenty inches
long—in plain white, plain black
and some shaded colors. The finest
plume in the world for the size.
Well worth $7.50. Special for the
4th of July hat, your choice,
You can see them in our show
window displayed.
MINNESOTA DRY GOODS CO.
The Edmund G. Walton Agency of
Minneapolis, St. Paul and Duluth will build
a modern home for you in Virginia and sell
it to you on monthly payments, not exceed­
ing the amount you now pay in rent.
This is your chance to get through with
the rent paying proposition and own your
own home.
All you have to do is to buy the lot,
they will build the house, with cellar, stone
or concrete foundation, hardwood-floors, etc*
A a to it
See us about this.
Mesaba Dairy Co.
PAOLO ANISTADI. PROP.
MIU, CREAM, BUTTERMILK, ETC.
DELIVERED DAILY
j'
Anyone can prove our Milk and.
Cream the purest and best sold in the
city.
Telephone 276 L-2
VIRGINIA MINNESOTA
PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS
SmcIsI
attention Riven to bometteatt
application*), proofs, contests and other
matter* In the land offlce.
0TTO A. POIRIER
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
Assistawt Oouhtv Attoroty
G. S. Commissioner. Homestead and tlmfa
and stone entiles and proofs recei*
Admlttad to Practice In All Conn*
Telephone No. 11 VIRGINIA. MINN
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Attorneys-at-Law
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