The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-30
CITY ITEMS.
Register today.

Inursuay.
Wheeling is now preferable to sleigh
ing.
The ice on the bay will soon be unsafe
for travel.
There will be a regular meeting of the
There was regular meeting of the
board OF supervisors Thursday after
noon.
Capt w. Been, Of Skanee, was in town
Thursday in attendance at the meeting
of the board of supervisors.
The eleyen-month-o son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus johnson died Tuesday. The
funeral occurred Thursday.
The next term OF circuit court will
convene April 10th. The list Of jurors
is published in another column.
The sewing society met with Mrs. c.
f. Tuck this afternoon and will meet
with Mrs. William Wallace next Satur-
day afternoon.
using an inferior brand, when you can
buy the Superior Stock beer at the same
price. All dealers sell it.
Township officers seem to be in big
demand. As there are four tickets in the
field there viii be good many disap-
pointed aspirants to Office.
u ie oIo y,a5 thot tho ,,onnt af r,ana,,
which will be paid out in the village of
Even this spring for numbering busi
ness will aggregate S25o,OOO.
The unusual amount of election print
ing this week has kept us busy day and
night; therefore we have been unable to
devote proper time and attention to this
issue of The SENTINEL. We trust our
readers will make allowa noes for the
same.
The last snow seems to have been
much heavier to the west than here.
The engine which brought down the
train from Houghten Tuesday was GOV
cred 10 her headlight and the railroad
men reported quite deep drifts upon
L'Anse hill.-Marquette Mining Journal.
Peter Mcintyre, farmer, Of Covng-
ton township, died at his home Tuesday
morning, aged 6S years. Mr.. Mclntyre
had been ailing with the grip for several
days, although 1t was not thought that
he was dangerously i'll. The remains
we're brought to this city Thursday, fer
burial.
The Republican state and county ticket
is an excellent one, and every Republi-
can should turn out on election day and
vote the straight ticket. Asregards the
township election, there are four tickets
in the field, and Republican candidates
on more than one, consequently The
SENTINEL leaves the fight to the voters,
trusting and believing that every Re-
publican will do his full duty at the
polls.
A very pleasant evening was spent at
progressive pedro at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. &. p. Blanksnkorn "Wednesday
evening. Miss Rose celsbrated her if
teenth birthday by entertaining q few of
her friends and awarded first prizes ia
Miss Mamie Turner,(a large bottle Of
perfume) and Master Omer Ksrwin "a
book, Miss Nina Wallace captured a fan
as BOBBY prize. while Master Geo. Botsford
received the usual snail pack of cards.
Delicious refreshments were served.
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hear his wife talk five miles by tele-
phone. His better half was in a country
store several miles away, where there
WAS a telephone, and tho skeptic was al
SO in place where there was similar
instrument, and on being told how to
operate 1t, he walked boldly up and
shouted: "Hello, Susanr' At that in
stant lightning struct the telephone wire
and kaoeked the old man down, and as
he scrambled to his feet he excitedly
cried. That's Susan every timer'
Through the courtesy OF Commissioner
of Labor Chas. II. Morse, THE SENTINEL
has received copy Of 1.-THE Twelfth As-
ual Report OF the Michigan Bureau of
Labor and Industrial Statistics. The re-
port treats largely Of farm labor and
farm interests, although containing .
great quantity of other valuable informa.
tion. 1t will be found Of special interest
to farmers and each oBe ..shsuld procure
q copy, which they can do by addressing:
Chas. II. Morse, Commissioner Of labor,
Lansing, Mich.
At the recent village election NJ.
Mauger was declared elected to the office
Of clerk by seven majority ever l.. j.
Shepard. Mr.. Shepard demanded a re-
count and the same was held Thursday
afternoon In the sfiiee Of the
Probate Judge. Mr.. Shepard chose
Major W. X. HaviIaud Of .Pequaming, as
ose OF the board OF re count. Mr.. Mau-
ger chose Patrick Culling. aud Probate
Judge Alex Il. Shields appointed john
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