The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-08
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Fresh candies at w. T. Menee's.
Paints and oils at reduced prices, at
U;ll;ams' hardware store.
Copious rains this week nave made
hanpy the farmers hereabouts.
Tbos. Brady was down to Ishpeming
.hs other day taking in the races.
Will Ryan, of Denver, was around
among L'Ansc friends few days ago.
Mrs. C. Chapel, of Marquette, is
visiting relatives aud friends here this
week
Mr.. John Lally returned Monday
from short visit with friends in Ish-
peming'
Miss Minnie Newton, of Newtonville,
was the guest of Miss Annie Murphy
on the Fourth.
Don't send out of town for your tea.
Buy good japan at Orr's for 30 cents,
two pounds for GO cts.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Crawford, of
Marquette, spent the fore part of the
week in town with Mr.. and Mr.. John
Orr.
Miss Mary Chapin, left Thursday for
Chicago, where she will spend two
weeks seeing the sights at the Worlds
Fair.
Farmers can get their haying and
harvesting utensils Mt reduced prices, at
the L'Anse hardware store. II. r.
WILLIAMS. C
Attorneys L. j. Mapes, of Marquette.
til. Chadbourn and A. r. Gray, of
Houghton, were attending circuit court
here this week.
D. II. Pnlcifer, postoflice inspector,
was in town Thursday looking over the
Office here which he found in very
satisfactory condition. He went to
Arvon yesterday afternoon. The re-
port that he had been discharged from
the service was incorrect.
Sometime during the ensuing week
the mill whistle of the L'Anse Lumber
Co. will be sounded for the first time.
Il will be new sensation to the peo-
pie of l. Anse, but not All unpleasant
one to the business men and laborers.
The mill will probably commence its
regular work in about ten days.
As will be seen by an advertisement
elsewhere next Friday afternoon is to
be sort of half holiday for L'Anse, at
which time the disputed supremacy of
the Bachelors and Benedicts or the
CORY field of base ball is to be deter
mined In the evening grand display
OF fireworks, intended for the 18th, will
be given. BE sure 10 take in the fun
Those who haye horses running at
large had better take care of the
animals. The village council has APP
pointed Mr.. Gingras village marshal
and instructed him to ENFORCE the
ordinances. More sidewalks are
broken up by horses than are worn out
by pedestrians, hence there is Justly n
good deal of complaint about horses
running at large in the village.
The Methodist camp-meeting which
was held at Pequaming grounds closed
avery pleasant and successful season
last Wedne day. The attendance was
quite large some days, and among the
dlvines present were Revs. L. D. Jones,
LAnse, Williams, of Iron Mountain,
and L. G. Thomas, of Munising. Mr..
ctanlev, state Sunday school mis-
0onary, was also present.
MIR. and Mrs. A. +. Tourville and
nttle daughter, of Seattle, are spending
the week here with Mrs. Tourvilles
relatives. They will spend couple of
weeks at the Worlds Fair after which
mrs. Tourville will spend the summer
mere, Mr.. Tourville returning home.
he was once telegraph operator at this
place, but he has quit jerking lightning
'or a more lucrative position as an
astache of one of the Seattle banks.
Address no stranger and allow no
stranger to address YOU" is the advice
On the chief of the Chicago detective
force to all visitors. He adds: The