The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07

be found there and he il prepared to dc
first class shoe making and repairing.
Messrs. Patterson & NIcAlpin have
built large hotel-the Forrest House
and furnished il, and are now pre-
pared to furnish provender and drink
for man and beast.
Mr.. Gibson, of the Kitchi house, has
disposed of his interest in that hostelry
to his partner. Mr.. Duncan McKinnan,
who proposes to go it alone. Mr.. Glib
son retires and goes into business at
Kenton.
j. ID. F. Pierson is doing large mer-
camille business.
@. o. Brown is building commodious
residence, and Mrs. Thompson built
the finest one in town last summer. A
number OF other houses have also been
erected.
Messrs. Pardee, Kelly and Livermore
proved up on thei- homesteads last
week at Marquette. They are located
south ofthis place.
The Ferguson Bros. have the con-
tract for cutting the timber from the
Quick and Powell homesteads. The
logs will be shipped to the mill OF
Powell & DeHaas, at Huron bay, who
have purchased them.
A shingle mill is being built by Neff
Bros. about one mile north aud one
and one-half east OF here, and is nearly
ready for business. 1t is said they will
erect large lumber mill and construct
a railroad to this place in the near
future.
ANTHoNY.-Taylor & Anthony are
skidding large amount OF logs for
winte: hauling and shipment, also haul.
ing large amount to Crystal Lake
mill for saving.
CRYSTAL LAKE.-Kimmel & Robert
son are running their mill to It's full
capacity, and find immediate sale for
all its pl oduct. The most of it goes up
the road. Mr.. Coach, of Oshk osh, who
has had charge of the mill and yard
.shook the sand of Crystal Lake off his
eet and ret urned to the bosom of his
family. he is succeeded by Mr.. Allan
Klingensniith. AL. knows his biz.
Our winter term OF school opened
about month ago with Miss Sullivan,
of Houghton, as teacher. The school is
progressing finely.
Last Monday morning finely dl essed
young man-and he was no dude,
either,-appeared on the streets,
but no one suspected that he
premeditated raid upon one of our
sister towns; but he had just the same,
for he disappeared and on Wednesday
evening he returned accompanied by o
young lady. 1t transpired that he
made raid on L'Anse and carried off
one Of her fairest daughters, not, how
ever without consulting priest and
receiving his blessing. When they
arrived at 9:45 p. m. they found their
future home put to rights and lighted
up. Near by was another house lighted
and filed with about 80 couples of
friends ready to welcome the bridal
pair with music, dancing and feasting,
and all went well as the merry
marriage bell until the wee sma' hours.
Success to Dan White and wife.
Messrs. Grifiiths & Garland have
finished the contract of putting in the
Brigham logs on the NJ. & N. railroad,
and are now putting in their own logs
at the lake.
Kimmel & Robertson are putting up
a good sized building for an Office. It
will also be used for post Office. This
will be far more convenient.
Desvoignes is very busy these days
putting mp goods for his constantly in
creasiDg trade and giving oil the
attention he can to the erection of his
branch store at Kenton.
Within the past week there have
been four families added to the social
circle Of the village Mr.. Isaac Payne
wife and child, and Mr.. William Morris
wife and child, Messrs. A. Klingensmith
and Dan White and their wives and
ch-hold on there; guess we're to fast
and Mr.. Theodore Foil and wi-there
IL goes again; we're too previous. But
il will be all right by and bye.
It is said that young lady of musical
attainments is practicing new hymn
commencing with the following touch
ing lines:
"To the railroads sandy banks go
And cast wistful look,
To where the great big Eaters grow
And yet he has no cook"
But I think IL will be all right when