The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-08-03


few hours Tuesday.
Capt. Been, of Skanee, was in the city
the first of the week.
f. IL. Begole, of Marquette, was in
town Thursday.
John r. Thomas was at his homestead
part Of the week.
There was regular meeting of the
conner! Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. G. Turner and two daughters
left for the cast Tuesday afternoon.
The NJ. E. Mission camp meeting will
convene at Pequaming August goth.
The outlook is favorable for tannery
at the head of the bay Let 'er come.
Rev. Hewson, of Pewablc preached at
the NJ. E. church in this city Sunday
evening.
A dance will be held at the Opera
House this evening under the auspices
OF L'Ansc orchestra.
Barlow Wallace expects to leave for
Canada the first Of September, where he
has secured good position.
H. Hollinger, of Pequaming. who has
been confined to his home by illness for
several weeks, is slowly recovering.
Winter has one blessed feature-there
are no cows on the streets and the walks
are clean, even II the snow is deep.
Rev. Hewson and party, Of Pewabic,
who have been camping at Bay Shore,
returned to their homes Yesterday.
L'Anse was treated to free show and
tooth polling exhibition this week with
the sale Of electric belts on the side.
The water will be shut off Tuesday,
August 9th from all houses where the
water rent has not been paid. Have you
paid yours?
The two children of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mckenzie, Of Pequaming, are
slowly recovering from a severe tussle
with diphtheria.
NJ. Wallace and IL. Cr0cker spent
Thursday at Silver River fishing. Mr..
Wallace brought home ] 3H pounds of
fine trout, and Mr.. Crocker IL pounds.
The little daughter Of Rev. and Mrs.
Il. c. Thomas died Saturday afternoon,
aged six months. The funeral was held
from the NJ. E. church Monday after
noon,
Wanted-An ordinance in the village
of L'Anse to prohibit cows from running
at large upon the streets and keeping
the sidewalks in such filthy condition.
A nicely gotten up folder has been
issued by Alfred Taylor master Of the
steamer City of Marquette, descriptive
of the Pictured Rocks and other points
of interest.
Mrs. l.. J. Shepard and daughter left
for Duluth Tuesday on the steamer
Peerless, to spend a few weeks with
latives and friends. Grace Harris,
niece of Mrs. Shepard, accompanied
them.
VIC nave fCtOlNOu v ot l.. ANo. -, &SN'Ns-
tion Extension, published at Ypsilanti.
1t is gotten up In pamphlet form, and
Il led with choice and Instructive matter
THE SENTINEL wishes the new maga-
zine success.
Marshal Gingras is now collecting the
poll tox and dog tax. He should also be
authorized to collect COW tax. BY the
/ oks Of the walks In every portion Of
the town the latter tax would be of more
Importance than the other two COM
bined.
A phonogrophic entertainment was
Civ en- at the Opera House Tuesday even
ing, under the auspices Of the Catholic So
ciety. for the benefit Of the new church.
The audience was small, but those who
were present pronounce the entertain
ment very fine.
M'Giliyray q Hutton, lumber inspec-
tors and shippers, who have had an office
here since the opening OF navigation,
have moved to LAnse, where they In
tend locating. These gentlemen made
many friends while here who wish them
prosperity in their new field. Mr..
M'Gillivray went north Monday Man
istique Pioneer.
Industries in this city are slowly, but
surely, coming TO the front. A good
sized force OF men are steadily employed
at the brownstone quarry, and the out
look for that enterprise is indeed fatter-
ing. This week force Of men we're
put to work in the brick yard, and
preparations are being rapidly pushed to
begin operations on large scale. New,
and the latest improved machinery will
soon arrive. As soon as desirable The
SENTINEL will give thorough descrIp.
tIon Of the above named industries.