The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-06-27
CITY ITEMS.

d. W. Kaufman. of Marquette, was In
town Saturday last.
Mrs. Young and son Donald spent the
week at Marquette.
Otto Herzberg was at the copper coun-
try part of the week.
w. j. Dawson, OF Detroit, was trans
acting business 10 town Thursday.
Mrs. l.. j. Gallagher, OF Baraga, was
the guest of Mrs. John Hid Monday.
]. B. Crebassa OF Sand Point, was
shaking hands with friends in the city
Thursday.
On July 4th the new flag with forty
FIVE stars goes into use in the United
States army aud navy.
w. II. OBren, of Chicago, manager
Of the LAnse Brewnstone quarry, was
IN the city part Of the week.
W. Beadle, of Sault Ste. Marie, ar
rived IN town Yesterday, accompanied
by several land lockers.
viii Thomas returned from Marquette
Monday where he had been visiting
relatives and friends for several weeks.
The advertising car for Hall Il Mac
Films circus passed through town
Tuesday evening, en- route TO the copper
country.
Supervisors Captain Been. OF Skanee,
and John Lyons, OF Covington, were In
town Monday in attendance at the meet
ing OF the board.
At the meeting OF the board Of super
yisors Monday Roger Z. Williams was
appointed chairman OF the board for the
balance Of the year.
Landlord John r. Thomas is now pre-
pared to accomodate the travelling pub
lie. much to the delight OF the CONNER
cial agents who visit L'Anse.
New planks have been placed on the
bridge over Meadow Creek on Main
street aud In front Of the engine house.
1t is a decided improvements.
The Republican state convention will
be held the fore part Of August, about
the 10th or 18th. Bliss. O'Donnell and
Aitkeu appear to be In the lead for
governor.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Hebard, OF Pc
quaming. who have been spending sever
al months in California, returned home
Tuesday. accomp mpaniei by Mrs. Hebard' ;
neice, Miss Mittie Case of Pennsylvania.
LAnse was well filed with Indians
Thursday, the occasion being 'distribl-
tlon day" DR.. j. q. Turner, agent,
looked after their wants in a careful
manner, and all hands returned home
well pleased.
New buildings in LAnse are going up
rapidly. and the town Is commencing to
present a fair appearance. aud by fall
there will be but few traces left of the
disastrous fire. Our citizens are pos
sessed OF genuine grit
There was a meeting OF the board OF
supervisors Monday. AS we were moving
into our new Office building this week.
lack OF time does not permit the publi-
cation OF the official proceedings in this
issue, coDseq quently they will appear
next week.
We eunintentionally neglected last week
to announce that Miss Cora DonDally
had gone to Shell Lake, Wis,
her future home. During the past
year Miss Donnally was teacher
at the Bay Shore school, and made hest
Of warm friends, who greatly regret her
departure.
The members OF the board OF county
school examiners and Probate Judge
A. G. Shields held meeting at the
Probate Office Wednesday afternoon at
3 o'clock and appointed Miss Kate
Curry as a member Of the board to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Prof. G. E. Tuck, who has removed to
another city.
The Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
railway have arranged an attractive list
OF routes to those who wish to attend the
National Educational association conven-
tion to be held at Buffalo July nth.
Seven ways have been planned for reach
Ing Buffalo, all of which are attractive,
and would be enjoyed by the traveller.
Full information concerning routes,
prices, ETC., can be had Of local agents.
Boys who feel that they'should attempt
to kill every bird they see, may save
themselves considerable trouble by pin.
ming this item 10 their hats. The legis'
lature has passed an act which reads as
follows: "Any person who shall at anv
time within this state, kill any robin,
nighthawk, whip poor-wilI, finch, thrush,
lark, or any other song bird, or rob the
nests Of such birds, shall be deemed guilty
Of q misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined IS for every bird