The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-10-08

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Dry slab wood 25 cents per cord at
Funke's mill. 35--tf.
Fresh oysters two or three times a
week at II. Coddington's.
Mrs. S. D. Davenport left Thursday
for Jackson, Mich. for a visit.
Judge Ormsby returned the first of
the week from visit TO Marquette.
For school looks, tablets, pencils,
states, etc., call at S. L. Harris & Cos.
Freight train over four hours late
Monday evening Oh account of q wreck
at Micliigamme.
MI. and Mrs. E. l.. Powers, of
Chasscll, spent Sunday here visiting
their many fricnis.
The penny contributions of Michigan
schools to tho educational fund of the
Worlds Fair amount to $3,9Ss 60.
Hunters may be Icon going to tho
woods every day but few bring back
any game, They report that the deer
have ell gone south.
Mr.. j. Real left Tuesday for Mil
waukce and Chicago to purchase stock
OF holiday goods. Everything of the
newest in Christmas presents will be
exhibited at his pharmancy.
Men have been at work all the week
putting in tho pipe and radiators fer
the heating apparatus in the school
building. It is intended to have the
building kept at nm even temperature
during school hours.
The Milwaukee s. Northern having
changed time we are now able to get
Chicago dailies the same day they are
printed. Passengers can also leave
Milwaukee in the morning and get
here in the evening.
Tie dance given at the rink last
Friday evening was well attended.
Some improvements have been recently
made in tho hall and electric lights put
in that give MS bright u light in the
small hours rs they 10 at 10 p. m.
The two Cinnamon who were intend
ing to start laundry in the Bendry
building had some disagreement with
Capt. Bendry and, after having paid
months rent III advance, abandoned
the project and moved their traps away
last Monday.
Mr.. Joseph Tbeobold has secured
the aagency for n reliable and WE'LL
known nrrsery. and in few days will
proceed to take orders for shruberv,
fruit and ornamental trees. If in need
of anything of this kind reserve your
orders for him.
The two sailors. Butterfield and
Seeley, who went out in small boat,
Sunday afternoon, got caught in
gale and were carried out so far that
they did not get back until 10 O'Clock
Monday morning having spent the
whole night in sail. boat.
According to reports in circulation
degree of harmony necessary to the
success of our schools does not seem to
exist among the members of the board
of education for this township, and ct
a recent meeting of the board one OF
the members proposed to educate"
brother member in mannar more
forcible than elegant. and that feast
of reason (ists) and flow of soul (blood)
was only prevented by the stern com
mands OF the chairman. T. is also
claimed that two Of the members of the
board are lin eligible to hold school
Office and il is proposed to commence
quo ,carranto proceedings to test
their right 10 sit on the board. If
each member was actuated by desire
to serve the district in the best possible
manner there would be no occasion for
such beligeroncy; but il members are
actuated by desire to further pet
schemes, or accomplish some selfish
object, and there is q division, then the
war is liable to DO sanguine. As the
district is we'll equipped now for sue
cessful school year we trust all diff
ferences will be pat aside for the
public good and all work together in
harmony.