The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-03-21
CITYo ITEMS.


Chas. Leichtfus, of.Skanee, was in
town Monday.
l. G. whitney, Of Bay City, was in
town Tuesday.
ooite number OF "Pingree buttons
are being worn.
The board of supervisors will meet
next Wednesday, the 25th inst.
Mrs. Nj. Citizen entertained number
of her lady friends Tuesday afternoon.
/. IL. Cheney, OF Milwaukee, was
trapsacting business in the city part Of
the week.
several crows were seen the first Of
,be week. which is sure sign that cold
weather is nearly over.
Nelson Mayo and Miss Susan
Hendricks. OF the NJ. E. Mission, were
united in marriage Monday.
pr. Herm Beckstrom, dentist, Of Han
csek. will be at the New LLOYD House
Monday. and will remain fer few days
only.
We acknowledge the receipt OF the
thirteenth annual report Of the Bureau
of Labor Statistics, thanks to the kind
ness Of Mr.. Charles II. Morse.
7. Klingen smith, of PeQuaming, re-
eeiyed telegram Saturday Announcing
the serious illness of his brother. who
resides at Cadillac. He left for that
place on the afternoon train.
Call on The SENTINEL for all kinds OF
election printing. Mail orders will re-
ceive prompt attention. All names,
however. should be written very plain
to avoid error.
The treasurers of the various town
ships of the county have turned over to
the county treasurer their tax rolls and
cash collected for 1895. Quite an amount
Of taxes. however. remain unpaid.
The members OF L'Anse Lodge No.
Al. /. o. o. f.. expect to entertain a
number Of members from Hancock lodge
some evening next week The exact
date has not been decided upon at this
writing.
MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin Brink aad Mr..
ana Mrs. William Moore. OF Pequsr..sg,
were calling on friends 10 town Tuesday
afternoon. and alss attended the musical
and bali given at the Opera House in the
evening.
Notices have been posted announcing
a Peoples caucus TO be held at the Town
Hail Tuesday evening. March 2ith at
7:SO o'clock, for the purpose Of placing
| 10 nomination candidates for the annual
township election. which will be held
April 9Th.
Notices have been posted for Citizens
caucus 10 be held at Hebard's Hall.
PeQgaming, Wednesday evening. March
?j,h at $50 O'clock, for the purpose OF
| placing in nomination officers for the
annual township election to be held in
this city April 6.
While returning from the funeral of
Mrs. Adelia Cadotte Saturday last. a
slight accident occurred. by which Mrs.
Nancy Bedel, one OF the occupants Of
the rig, was quite badly injured by being
thrown out. Her injuries. however. are
not considered serious.
There Is town on the Upper Suake
River in Idaho, called New Sweden.
Hans Hansen Is mayor OF the town. Peter
Peterson is clerk, and the common coun-
ell Is composed of Peter Hansen. Hans
Petersen, Peter Hans Petersen. Hans
Pe,er Hansen, and Peter Hansen Hans
Peterson. No relationship exists among
these sn.-lnter Ocean.
The new addition to the L'Anse Brown
stone company's dock, the contract for
building which was awarded to Alex. q.
shields. was completed and accepted
saturday noon OF last week. The new
addition is 6Oxl20 feet. Mr.. Shields is
several days ahead Of the expiration
Of the time specified in the con-
tract. The mild weather was indeed
fortunate. and the crew Of men
employed. he states, was as good as
ne ever had. The new dock Is
now iirst-class for shipping purposes.
Another delightful progressive whist
party was enjoyed Tuesday afternoon
"hen Mrs. q. T.. BlankenhOrn enter
famed number of her lady friends at
ner home from to o'clock. The rooms
were tastily decorated with carnations
and hyacinths, aud four tables were
'urrousded by the merry PLAYERS. Each
guest was presented with novel counter
miniature doll, dressed 10 the color
appropriate to st. Patrick's day, and for
each game won a small green ribbon was
attached ts the dolls costume. Mrs. W.
n Harris received the first prize-a
'esutlful china cracker jar. while Mrs.
y. Is. Smith .od Me- T. Mall ,xas.