The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-05-21

Get your wall paper for 20 and a
cents roll ut Smiths.
Wall paper at 10, 10. 20. 30. a
and 81 90 roll at s. t. Harris & Cos
For your spring painting use Penn
broke mixed paints at S. Il. Harris &
Co.'S.
Mr.. Trudean commenced the work oil
tiMbering Meadow brook last Wednes
day.
The government boat Warrington
was anchored off Sand point, last Wed.
nesday.
@. NJ. Tuner has been appointed
postmaster at Arvon vice j. d. Rowland
resigned.
Mes,rs. ID. j. Norton and Napoleon
Bertrand, returned from Even last
Saturday.
J. 2. Edwards, Of Houghton, was in
town couple days this week, on water
works business.
1t is a little cold to talk fishing tackle
but S. L. Harris u Co. have full line
L'Anse q. d Baraga.
Miss Fannie Harris, of Houghton, il
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Turner, this week.
who reside at Houghton, have been
paying him visit this week.
About thirty fiat ears, OF twenty tons
capacity each, fitted with air brakes,
arrived here this week consigned to the
Iron Range g. Huron Bay railroad.
The Rev. W. Macauley Tooke, b. A.,
the itinerant minister OF the Episcopal
church for this district, held services
at the NJ. Il. church, Sunday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Smith and Dir
and Mrs. Turner went to Hancock Fri
day evening to attend the funeral
services of Miss Julia Ryan, who died
at Denver, Col, last week.
A party consisting of fourteen men,
among them the foreman and contractor,
arrived Wednesday evening en- route to
Huron bay. They will begin work on
the iron ore dock at that place al
once.
The statement made in our local
columns, last week, to the effect that
Mr.. Beaudin would start a saloon IN the
basement of the Lloyd house appears
to have been incorrect. He will keep
hotel and boarding house only.
Marshal Bulger has given notice to
live stock owners Chat they must comply
with ordinance No. 10 or there will be
trouble. 1t is bad enough to have COWS
running at large, but there is no excuse
for there being so many horses around
loose.
Mrs. Alfred Richards, of Sault Ste
Marie, who formerly resided at Pequam
ing and is well known to many resident,
of this county, died few days ago o.
typhoid fever. Mrs. Richards was, we
believe, daughter of Capt. and Mrs
Wayne Hursley, we'll known Ill thi'
county and Marquette.
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Mr. Con p. Stinemetz has moved hi
cabinet and repair shop into the
Secotte building, much more conven
lent location than he formerly had
Orders for cabinet or carpenter work OF
repairing will receive careful attention
aud Mr.. Stinemetz is a workman who
can do fine job if anyone can.
"The Ole Olson and Yon Yonson Of
the stage have been joined by anothe,
sucoe ssful Swedish brother, Pete Peter
son ~ name, who is PLAYING to crowded
houses everywhere. The company is
headed by the originator of Swedish
comedy, Mr.. Kirk Armstrong, assisted
by ascompiny of first class comedians.
Chicago Tribune.
Stccky Novalk, one of the lads who
was arrested couple of weeks ago or
complaint of larceny preferred by
August Buddy, is in trouble again, but
whet er the matter will be brought
into court or not has not been decided
1t seems that his father had saved up O
sum of money with which he intended
to buy team in dee time, and this
money WAS kept secreted in the house