The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-10-19
CITY ITEMS.
u i i i Z wi d
Preinonition.
November Is coming
With Thanksgiving cheer,
And the turkeys already
Are feeling right queer.

Skanee Wednesday.
1t Is reported that woodsmeD are very
scarce this fall.
Geo. Smith, Of pequaming, spent the
week with friends in town. ~
II. r. Williams was at Marquette
Wednesday and Thursday.
Four carloads of graphite ore were
shipped from Taylor Junction this week.
j. b. Belanger, c. p. Blankenhorn end
Mr.. Hall had their grain threshed this
week.
ii. j. Seifert, Philip Voetsch and John
Graham were at Laird the first Of the
week.
r. HatLeway, OF Detroit, superinten-
dent of the Lake Superior graphite COM
pany. is in the city.
NJ. j. McCabe discontinued his camp
at Skanee this week. having finished the
work in that locality.
The members OF the board of super
visors WILT hold short session at the
court house this evening.
Maj. W. X. Haviland, OF Pequaming.
was in attendance at the meeting of the
board of supervisors Monday and Tues
day.
library party was given by Mr. and
Mrs. J. b. Smith at their home Tnes-
day evening. A very pleasant evening
was spent.
Alex Dingle. supervisor Of Spur
township, who is temporarily located at
Rhinelander, Wis, was in town Monday
and Tuesday. attending the meeting OF
the board
John II. Thomas. proprietor OF the
New Lloyd House. finished harvesting
his potato crop this week. He has
about 100 bushels.
The proceedings of but one days ses-
sion of the board of supervisors appears
in this issue. The balance of the report
will be published next week.
Rev. Frederick Evans. who has been
the guest Of X. X. Williams for several
weeks, returned to his home at Milwau-
kee Wednesday. The reverend gentle
man made many warm friends during
his visit iu this city,.
Prof. c. Z. Tuck, of this city. was ap-
pointed by the board OF supervisors Mon
day as school examiner for the ensuing
two years. to succeed Miss Mollie O'Con-
nor Mr.. Tuck will make very able
member OF the board.
Carl Lundberg, OF Skanee. met with :
slight accident Monday afternoon white
shooting at a partridge. The gun
bursted. but fortunately the young man
was not seriously injured. Mr.. Lund-
berg carries the mail between this city
and Skanee.
An event which is looked forward to
with great pleasure is the annual ball Of
L'Anse Lodge, No. 1854, Knights OF
Pythias. The members of the lodge are
now making preparations for 1t, and it
will be given en- Thanksgiving evening,
Thursday, November 2sth.
Thursday the writer was shown two
samples Of clay, which John Robinson,
Of, Pequaming. states were procured at
hsNRomestead, located about four miles
northeast of Peauaming. Mr.. Robinson
claims to have discovered bed of clay
fifty feet 10 depth and covering forty
acres.
Peter Neville and Miss Exilda
Sebourint, both of this city, will be
united in marriage at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Sebourint, next
Wednesday, the 23rd inst. In the even
ing a social aud dance will be given a,
the Opera House IN honor Of the occa-
sion, to which a cordial invitation is ex.
tended.
The deer hunting season W Ill open on
the first day OF the coming month.
Hunting licenses, under the new lave
now be procured at any time from coun.
ty clerks. The last legislature made II
compulsory for every person huatinp
deer In Michigan to first procure O
license. lot WnlCu non res1uenJS must
pay fee of s25. snd residents fee Of
not more than fifty cents. The law pro-
vdes that each resident deer hunter
shall obtain his license from the clerk oi
the county In which he resides, each non
resident from the clerk of the county ia
which he proposes to locate his camp
Failure to comply with this requirement,
is punishable by a fine OF not less thar
$50 or more than 500, or imprison
ment in the county jail for ninety days
or both. No hunter Is permitted to xii
more than FIVE deer, and their shipment
outside the state is prohibited. Th,
open season for deer hunting has beer
shortened, and is now from Nov. Il
Nov. 25, inclusive, both in the upper and
lower peninsulas.