The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-03-28
CITYo ITEMS.


died this week.
A Plngree club will be organized In
this city next week.
Regular meeting OF Meadow Brook
pive. No. $50, Monday evening.
several from this town attended the
play at Baraga Tuesday evening.
Rorn. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Gaumache. Yesterday morning, q
daughter.
The board OF supervisors held a meet
inc wednesday. Official proceedings will
he found in another column.
William Timby had the misfortune TO
nrsak his left arm while hauling logs
from the point yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. j. Crawford and
children, of Marquette, are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Orr.
The regular examination for teachers
certificates was held at the high school
Thursday and Friday OF this week.
Miss Rose Blankenhorn entertained
number of her young friends yester-
Jay afternoon in honor OF the annlver-
sary OF her birth.
Homer Guck, representative OF the
Copper Country Evening News, made
pleasant call at The SENTINEL Office
while ia town Wednesday.
James Quinn. who has been sick with
la grippe for nearly two weeks, went to
Marquette Wednesday. where he will re-
ceiye treatment at the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs Thos. Donan OF Pequam-
ing. leave Tuesday for Detroit where
they will reside in the future. Their
many friends at Pequaming and LAnse
wish them the best OF success.
Attention Is called TO the advertise
men, on the fourth page of Fred Carroll,
Of Baraga. Mr.. Carroll offers for sale all
the furniture OF the Hotel Nendome at
very low prices. Now is your chance to
puIchase.
Jaia. seyen-year old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Donnaly, of Peauaming.'
met with very painful accident Sunday
morning. 1t is understood, however.
that the injuries sustained will not prove
fatal. @
Hon. CD. Sheldon, OF Houghton. spent
few hours In town Wednesday. lie
was en- route to Chicago with com
mittee OF prominent copper country
men, whose mission is to endeavor to
effect the extension OF either the {. Il y.
w. railroad or the c.. NJ. n St. +. rail-
read TO the copper country.
caucus was held at Covington
township Wednesday. Jehn Lyons
was renominated for the Office OF super
visor We were unable to ascertain
The rsmander of the ticket. Mr. Lyons
ha, made a coed supervisor and should
be.eeected.
Forest Otto Guck. eighteeu-months-
Old sen Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Guck.
Of Calumet. died Tuesday mernipg OF
nembraneous Group. after short Illness.
The remains were brought to this city
Wednesday morning and laid to rest In
LAnse cemetery. The bereaved par
ents have the sympathy OF their many
friends in their atlliction.
LAnse with an Indian interpreter. to
buy the pine on the land owned by the
Ontsnagon band OF Indians. Many
Years ago the government made them an
allotment OF land In Misery Bay, but they
have never lived on 1t. Parties now
propose to buy Of them and cut of what
pine there may be on it. we understand
that most Of them have agreed to SELL
On,onagon Miner.
Michigan Is going to be the scene OF
lively circus war this summer, for Bailey.
with his combined Forepaugh and Sells
N'"suciS suOWS anu DuudiO Diii WV
West, is going to try to do up Ringing
Brothers. He will have one show go
ahead and one behind Ringing Brothers,
and bill both shows wherever TIE latter
are going to show. II necessary the
Barnum Il Bailey circus will come on
from the east to help out. Michigan is a
good field for the big tent shows, and
each coucern will try to keep II all for
himself by running the others out
Calumet News.
The regular meeting OF L'Anse Lodge,
NO, AS. |. o. D. F.. this evening will be
neld in the Town Hall instead Of at the
'odge roam over the fire engine house
'or the purpose OF witnessing the ex
empliRcation OF the work of the different
aegrees of the subordinate lodge upor
eahdidates, by the noted staff OF Han
eock lodge. About thirty are expected
"oe present from Hancock and Heugh
'on' Invitations have also been extended
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