The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-11-02
Shows easy nowadays.


Hunters are now after deer will
vengeance.
Postoiiice Inspector Mack was in towr
Thursday.
Let all Odd Fellows attend the meet.
ing this evening.
John Falk, of Falk's settlement. wat
in town yesterday.
County Clerk Beehler has issued ovei
eighty deer licenses. q
Attorney p. r. McKernan was al
Houghton yesterday.
Richard Feore was over from BaragG
Thursday.
John r. Thomas returned from hi:
homestead Tuesday.
Another young winter made its ap.
pearance Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Smith, accompanied
by their daughter, Miss Mamie, visited
Chicago this week.
Mrs. Charles Chappell, of Marquette,
spent Sunday at the residence Of heI
mother, Mrs. Beehler.
w. l.. Mason, OF Detroit, who was
called here by the death Of his father,
reformed to his home Tuesday.
The dance at the Opera House Satur-
day evening under the auspices of L'Anse
orchestra was very pleasant affair.
Jehn Carney. ex-sheriff OF this county,
has removed to Marquette and opened
very neat sample room on Superior
street.
Miss May McKernan left for Houghton
Monday, where she has accepted posi-
tien as stenographer for the law firm of
Dunstan Il Hanchette.
Joe O'Connor entertained a number OF
his young friends Monday evening.
Progressive hearts was INDUCED in, and
q verv pleasant time resulted.
Harv says that q mans shadow can
really do no harm. but at times it causes
a queer sensation and sends chills up and
down .'feller's'' back.
Invitations will be issued next week
for the grand ball to be given by L'Anse
Lodge No. 1854, X. of p, at the Opera
House Thanksgiving evening, Nov. 2sth.
The L'Anse Lumber company's mill
will ho olnSad Joun .bis ayoniny for = a. a
season. The men will then leave for the
various camps operated by the com
pany.
Note the exceedingly low rates named
by the d., S. s. d A. Ry in another
column for the occasion Of the Michigan
state Sunday school association conven-
tion to be held in Detroit November 18th
to 21st.
The Berlin Hotel, corner Front and
Broad streets, was opened this week by
Gus Johnson. During the summer
months Mr.. johnson conducted a beard
ing house at the stone quarry.
The fire bell sounded at o'clock yes
terday morning, and many people
hustled out of bed just in time to see
several boys rapidly running for various
hiding places. 1t was another one OF
those Halloween jokes"
Miss Mary Mayo, who has had dress
making parlers in the Menge block, cor.
ner Main and Broad streets, desires to
inform her customers sthat during the
winter she may be found at her home
on the Bay shore road, where she will be
pleased to have them call.
Any person desiring to take out H.
cense to hunt deer may go before a JUS
tice of the peace or notary public and
take the necessary aflidayit which car
then be mailed to the county clerk who
will issue the license. This will save 9
trip to the county seat, which, from
many portions of the county would be
quite expensive.
Every column in newspaper contains
from ten to twenty-five thousand distinc,
pieces OF metal, the displacement Of one
Of which would cause blunder or 9
typographical error. And yet some peo
pie think 1t strange when they can find
an error in the newspaper. When they
see word with wrong letter In IL or Q
misplaced one they are sure they could
have spelled the word right and they are
happy for whole day and 90 around
tellingJhow the editor made a mistake
Hardware prints the opinions of the
leading bicycle manufacturers Of this
country as to the number Of bicycle.
manufactured in the United States In
1895, and the probable output for 1896
The responses place the output for 1895
anywhere from 1000 to $50, 900, and
Of 1896 from 100000 to 1000, 900. The
feapis expressed by some manufacturers
that tho hu q fnaaa will ha ovardono mora