The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-04-04
VOL. XVI.
CITY , ITEMS.

The ice on the bay at Sand Point is
broken up.
ID. p. Baldwin was up from Marquette
Wednesday.
Mrs. Young visited Pequaming friends
Friday.
+. H. Begole was up from Marquette
Monday.
T. Y. Bainbridge. of Assinins, was in
the city Thursday.
Turn out and vote at the township
election Monday.
+. w. Halsey, OF Lake Linden spent
Thursday in the city
April greeted us with genuine Lake
Superior blizzard.
The stores were closed yesterday in
observance of Good Friday.
There was meeting Of the village
council Thursday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. j. Shepard expect to
spend Sunday with friends at Houghton
Samuel II. Mcdowell and Leonard
Gillespie, of Laird, were in town Friday.
The infant sou of Mr.. aud Mrs John
Moran died Tuesday after brief I'LL
ness.
NJ. DeHaas. of Marquette. passed
through town Thursday en- route TO
Skanee.
IIerm Beckstrom, dentist. has gone 10 .
PeQuamins. where he will remain for
several days.
Mr.. Brink has made an excellent
supervisor and should be reelected by all
means,
". X. Hayiland. Jr. returned from
Chicago Monday, where he had been for
several days.
John p. Washburn. who has been
spending the winter at Skauee, retorned
to LAnse Monday.
NJ J. McCabe discontinued operations
at his camp on the Sturgeon River
Wednesday morning.
Miss Name Smith and Miss Mamie
Turner will spend Easter with relatives
and friends at Houghtcn.
Mrs. w. J. Burgess, who has been
visiting relatives in Canada for several
weeks. returned home Monday.
George +. II. jackson, who has been
employed at NJ. J. McCabe's camp dur
iDg the winter, returned to town
Wednesday
Water tax for the second quarter Of
1896 were due April lst, and are payable
a. the Office Of Martin Voe;sch. village
clerk,
Tic schools were closed from Thurs
day afternoon until Tuesday mornias
onaccount Of Good Friday and Easter
Monday.
A little excitement was caused Tues
day afternoon by burning chimney on
the residence occupied by K. A. Mack,
No damage, however resulted.
The SENTINEL has. been published at
great disadvantage the past two weeks,
owing TO the fact that the editor has
been confined TO his bed with la grippe.
VI. ID. Crawford aud family OF Mar
qaette, who have been visiting Mrs.
lCrawford's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Orr for several days. returned home
yesterday. @
O The organization Of a Pingree club In
this city which was to have taken place
this week, has been postponed until
next Tuesday evening, the 9TH inst.
The meeting will be held at the Opera
House at o'clock p. M.
The little steamer lvanhoe, which at
one time carried freight and passengers
between EAnse and Houghton, way
sold at the $500 the other day to IA
chicago man for $4,000. and will be
taken to the windy city where she
VIII be used as an excursion boat.-On-
NS""sou heTdlu.
THE SENTINEL desires to give a cor
rect list OF the officers elected in the
various townships at the election next
Msnday. and the number Of votes cast.
we will esteem it great favor II the
clerk of each township will mail the re-
turns to this Office as soon after election
as possible.
Miss Anna Murphy has returned from
Marquette. where she has been attend
ing Miss Anna Bradeu, who had an
operation performed At the hospital at
'hat place. Miss Braden's many friends
VIII be pleased to iearn that she is doing
nicely and will soon be able to return to
LAnse.
Presiding Elder Rev. John Sweet, OF
houghton will preach and conduct
VnArtprly saruiaas ta~nc..ou,. m,