The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-02-01
CITY ITEMS.

Penberthy was down from
Don yesterday.
III OBrien, of Chicago. was in the
I1ursday.
z HIN to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lavare,
S11nT19y last, daughter.
lle Tlllie. .Voetsch has been suffering
WIN a. attack of quinsey.
f34..L ~. Curry, of Red Jacket. was
ytsit4f II the city part of the week.
Omar Kerwin and Martin Voetsch were
nUmb9yed among the sick tnis week.
Quo JoEnston purchased team of
horses from ]. b. Belanger this week,
MaxtI6 Messner, OF Newtonvllle vas
u the city on business part of the week.
Supefvisor John Lyons. of Covington,
wasshlktng hands with friends in town
Thursday.
Nj. dud Mrs Medor Scotte. of Butte
City, Hont,, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Octave sIcotte
Y 1he Weather yesterday took peculiar
change. A steady rain fell all the after
Ths Alger County Republican will
hen<q(orth be Published at M@nising.
mated ~ Au Train.
T. DAVE, OF PeQuamIng, was in the
city yeoterdaY. en- route home from
buslr4ss trip to Calumet.
"A npnber of people in town are suf-
fering from ia grippe. The epidemic
has apparently returned with its old
time vigor.
Weunderstand that a leap year sheet
and pillow case party viii be given at
tho Opera House on the evening Of the
go inst.
ARlddy girl wrote to her best young
man: s-Don't phale TO be thar" His
reply was: .rll be thar thar's no such
worl e sphale."
Mrs. m. Wallace took number of her
lady friends for a sleigh ride to Smiths
camp n the pnery Monday evening.
The night was beautiful and it was
6reatly enjoyed by all.
Lsarfppe shows no partialty and this
week tackled The editor and compositers.
consequently THE SENTINEL is not up
ia It's usual standard. We trust that our
readers will make due allowance.
On Monday last Register Of Deeds
Jaenig He'd discharge OF mortgage
from the New England Trust Co. to the
MarQuette, Houghton & Ontonagon Rail-
road fQr si 800 600. The mortgage was
dIscher&ed in Marquette, Baraga. Ontona-
gop, Keweenaw and Houghton counties.
-Ontouagon Miner
Mrs.. Hannah Brodine. OF Skasee,
had the misfortune 10 break her left hip
bone Wednesday,, by falling at her doer
step. m. Turner, Of this city. was
summoned Thursday and made the lady
- c4l 6<ortable as possible. but owing to
ga ~ y will probably be several weeks
before he will be able to be around.
Mrs. Dfodinc is the mother OF
Mrs. q. u. Rosell. of the Entry.
The following is Chinaman's descrip-
tlon Of q piano: The Europeans keep
. laEee four-legged beast. which they
MAKE 10 1ing'at will. A man, or more
Hoou19tIy a woman, or even feeble
gixf1(1GAown in front Of the animal and
stGnt 10'Its tail at the same time strik-
tp9 ~ mite teeth with his or her fin
&0{ sen the creature begins TO sing.
&lng, though much louder than a
easant to listen to. The beast
Mite, nor does 1t move, though
It'll ed up"
a CIV pit between Capt. IL. G. Roth
well. g vIAintiff, and Mrs. Cole, defend.
ant. was tried before Justice Hansen aud
9 Jury Thursday afternoon. The
troQble arose over horse which Mrs.
CoIo had kept for Mr.. Rothwell for
~ tWo years, but which was turned
a ~ her by Mr.. Rothwell last De-
I< as part payment on debt
lays ago, however, he replevined
imal claiming that it still be-
to him. hence the suit. After
sting for several hours, the
eided'that Mrs. Cole was the law
er Of the horse.
& which scaled over 10000 feet
o11e1 eing cut up into saw logs was
out the other day by q. w. Taylor
<of Marinette, who are carrying on
&g operations In Baraga county. 1t
Ter 1870 feet high. From it we're
16 It. logs, and one IL It. log
ring fifty inches, and the entire
ealed over 10000 feet. 1t was cut
tlon, 3S,tp. AZ, range 3S, in Baraga
and will soon be on Its way to
ninee to be sawed by Donovan "
ner. This firm will commence
ng logs by rail next week, and will
be entire cut manufactured In this
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