The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-02

NJ. J. Collier left Thursday for trip
below.
s. p. Gray arrived Tuesday evening
from OBrien.
Mr.. Grenier took possession of the
Canada hotel last Saturday.
Quite large number of lumbemen
were in from the woods this week.
Charles Heck returned Wednesday
evening from his trip to Grand Rapids.
Decorate your house with the Acme
decorative paints at s. T. Harris &
Co.'S.
Miss X. Kenefick, of Iron Mountain,
is visiting Michael Kenefick and sister
this week.
Messrs. C. A. Stringer and NJ. d.
Crawford, of Hancock, were in town
Thursday.
Several small scraps occurred this
week the result of too much tanglefoot
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among the boys.
Geo. Butterficld came up from Chi
cago last week to pay a visit to his
mother and sister.
From present appearances the ticket
with the most now names on is the one
that will carry the-ilay.
The D., s. S. & A. pay car passed
up the line lat week distributing the
earnings Of its employees.
Wright & Stringer were in town
Monday fixing mp the insurance on the
stock of Gallagher & Hid.
Mrs. G. E. Cameron; who has been
on the sick list for several weeks, is
slowly Commissioning. Hermany friends
will be pleased to see her. ont again.
This week has been . very lively one
for the friends of the various candidates
for township officers. The election next
Monday will settle the matter for
another year.
Some Of the boys who have been away
in the woods for nearly year were
very much surprised, upon returning,
to find our rotten depot Tor carr in the
same old plpce, and think it disgrace
to the town.
Gallagher & Hid have moved into
the store lately occupied by Grenier.
This is small building and they are
rather cramped for room, but they will
be on deck as soon as their insurance is
adjusted, and then look out for bar
gains.
The person who took care of ladies'
gold watch and otlier jewel y which
was lying on the dresser had better re-
turn the same. The name and numbers
on the watch are known. Also tue
name of the party who took them. A
little time viii he given to return
them.
s. T. Harris & Go. who we're driven
ont Of the Norton block by fire Sunday
morning had their stock all moved INTO
Martin Berg's building and were ready
for business again Monday morning.
They had to do some pretty tall hustle
ing to get Strengthened around. but they
@got there"
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What is going to he done in regard
to walk to the new school house? As
it is now the school children have to
wade through mud and water to get to
school. A few Gull boards laid in the
worst places would be an Improvement,
but the cost of decent sidewalk would
not he very great.
The way some OF the people acted at
the fire Sunday morning was q shame.
some Of the more costly articles we're
ruthlessly pitched out Of the windows
while those OF less value were carefully
carried down stairs. Quite lot Of
goods was carried of and those who
took them forgot to return them.
Why don't some Of the occupants Of
houses clean up their sidewalks. In
some places the walks are in very bad
shape, but little work would prevent
. large share Of the mud from being
tracked into tho houses, besides making
the walking much moro agreeable for
pedestrians generally.
As was predicted in last weeks paper
new set Of township officers seems to
be what tine people here want. At the
caucus held in the town hall last Satur-
day all the business men and tax payers
were there and nominated ticket
composed almost Of new men, and they