The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-07-18
CITY ITEMS.


James Lafortune, of Marquette,
was in town Thursday.
Mrs. S. p. Gray, of Baraga, was
calling on friends in town Tuesday.
w. ]. Gunter, who has been at
Cbassell for several weeks, returned
home Monday.
Frank Wilde left for Marquette
Wednesday, where he has accepted
position on tug.
E. f. Prescott, dentist, of Repub-
lie. was transacting business in
town Thursday.
Presiding Elder Rev. John Sweet,
of Houghton, was the guest of Rev
+. 0. Jones yesterday.
Russell Smith entertained num-
or of his young friends at | o'clock
luncheon Wednesday afternoon.
The L'Anse Brick Company
shipped carload of brick TO Mar
ouette this week, and also one TO
Houghton.
NJ Wallace. John Orr and NJ. d.
Crawford. accompanied by their
families, picniced at Clear Creek
yesterday.
Miss Name Smith returned from
Houghton Thursday. where she had
been visiting friends for several
days.
Frank P. Midlam, of the law firm
of Shaull Il Midlam, of Marquette,
was in town on legal business
Wednesday.
|. C. Ingraham, of Erie, Pa, l.
G, Hallock. of Detroit, and Z. Z.
Cooley and H. F. Heyn, of lshpem-
ing, were in the city this week,
A fine driving horse which NJ. j.
McCabe recently purchased in De-
troit. arrived in the city Thursday.
II was shipped from Detroit TO
Marquette by boat.
In the case of George Shotholt vs..
Philip Voetsch. which was before
the circuit court last week. we should
sN-have added that the case was con-
tinued until the October term.
George Bovin has purchased the
fruit and ndconfectionery store of John
Orr, and will assume control next
week. Mr.. Orr has decided 10 go
to Oshkosh. Wis, where he will en-
gage in business.
J b. Smith desires to state that
the party who took an anvil from
the ruins of the LAnse Lumber
Companys blacksmith shop is
known. and if it is not returned
forthwith warrant will be issued.
Miswald Bros, proprietors of the
L Anse brewery, state that their
business is rapidly growing and they
are kept busy filing orders. There
is one sure thing, that there is no
better beer made in the state of
Michigan. or elsewhere for that mat
ter. and we are pleased 20 note the
fact that dealers and consumers APP
preciate il.
County Clerk Beehler has received
one of the large maps OF the
mineral district of Lake Superior,
, which were ordered by the board of
supervisors of this county at their
last meeting. The maps are made
by Richard Edwards, of Houghton,
and are very fine piece OF work
manship.
A New York exchange tells that
The chef in one of the large hotels
has hit upon novel method of shell
ling peas. He uses an ordinary
clothes wringer and the rapidity with
which the work is done is surprising
The pods, as they go between the
rollers. burst, passing through to
the other side, leaving the peas be-
behind The first impression one
gets is that the peas are likely to
get bruised. Such, however, is not
the case. As the pods stain the roll
ers, an old one should be used.
IN another column will be found
the announcement of the Duluth,
South Shore IL Atlantic road, rela-
tive TO the excursion to Canada of
the sixth annual pilgrimage to the
Shrine of Ste. Anne de Beaupre,
which will take place Wednesday,
the End inst. The excursions have
heretofore been well attended and
highly enjoyed, and those who fail
to avail themselves of the low rate
offered will certainly regret it. For
further particulars call {. on local
ticket agents.
Word has been received from
James Quinn, who left for Colorado
Springs several days ago, for the
benefit of his, health. He was ac-
c.,ompanied by William Belisle, of
TINS TINS place, familiarity known as
Stub, and Mr.. Quinn states that
while in Chicago Mr.. Belisle was
relieved of considerable money by a
plckpocket Fortunately, however,
.hey had sufficient money to take
mem to their destination. Mr..
Quinn has been sick for several