The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-30
CITY ITEMS.

n.,or Ruppe, Of Hancock, was In town
,r.anosday looking after his interests.
r.o,. WAS regular meeting OF
.,'.dow Brook Hive No. 554, Monday
evening
,pn,,diop operations have been greatly
,.,aved this week on account OF tue
rain.
n,ss Lizzie Beehler, Miss Edith Will
and r. C. Williams spent Sunday
At Pequamlng
The boards OF review OF the oineren'
,,wnsbips in the county met and trans
.,,ed business Monday.
lain Hollinger, OF Pequaming' was IN
,own wednesday In attendance at the
,,vuship board meeting.
The front OF P. Brennan's ouila'ng'
wb,eb was considerably damaged oy the
late Ere, is being repaired.
VIM. LeDuc, Of this town, has started
.,.,e line betweea L'Anse and Baraga'
and will make regular trips daily.
Miss Adeline Beehler, who has been
.,.i,,ro relatives in the west for the past
,hree wears, returned home Tuesday.
Memorial service will be held at the
v church tomorrow evening at
o'clock. All are cordially invited TO at
tend
+ Hiedkamp representing the
Roseb Brewing company, OF Lake
linden. was transacting business IN
town Tuesday.
s,nerintepdent Bronson. of the Read
Lumber company, made visit 10 the
brick ward Tuesday and secured samples
Of the brick.
r s Brown. representing Barnhart
Bros. & Spind'er, type founders OF
Chicago. was transactiug business II"
town part of the week.
The Even Recorder has SUSPENDED
,rhlica,,on and the outfit will be re-
moved 70 a more congenial CLINE. The
pocorder was a bright and newsy sheet,
and The SENTINEL regrets to see 1t give
up the ghost.
There was meeting OF the township
board Wednesday. and it was decided 10
commence the work OF erecting new
Town Hall on the same site as soon as
possible. The building will be as large
as the one which was destroyed BY the
recent fire.
John r. Thomas has leased the large
building known as the Railroad House,
which will be thoroughly renovated and
arranged for hotel, aud will be opened
to the public as soon as possible. Mr.
Thomas many friends and the travelling
public will learn OF this fact with great
pleasure.
Mr.. ID. ]. Norton has been in town
this week looking after the repairs be-
ing done on his brick block on Main
street Mr.. Norton thinks IL site was
offered by the citizens of L'Anse that
sawmill company could be induced
to come here. He Is hopeful OF the
towns future.
The L'ANsE SENTINEL appeared last
week as bright and clipper as though 1t
had not Just gone through big fire.
The SENTINEL is bright, newsy paper,
aud The Reporter hopes to see 1t come
forth in better shape than before its nn-
fortunate catastrophe. -[Iron River
Reporter. The foregoing is sample OF
the many kind notices given THE SEN
TIyEL by brother publishers throughout
the upper peninsula since our loss by
lire on the 9th inst.
AT twenty-five, when man Is young,
he thinks he knows II all; he likes to wag
his active tongue and exercise his gall; he
struts around In noble eage-the world IL
all his own; he laughs to scorn the world
OF age and lists to self alone. He wears
window in his eye to see his whisker'
grow; he thinks the ladies pine and dit
ocSuuSe tuey iONt uim cO. NJ iOieJs Us
you may suppose, he's knuckled down t.
biz; tits not 'tiH sixty that he knows how
big chump he is.-Ex.
The SENTINEL has purchased from
Barnhart Bros. q Spindler, Of Chicago
an entire new printing plant, includinI
large cylinder press, water motor, tw'
job presses, newspaper body type, Ant
very large assortment Of the lates
faces of job and advertising type. Thi
enterprlslng and reliable firm sent on
OF its best representatives, Mr.. c. I
Brown, distance Of nearly 700 miles
10 lit us out In frst-class shape. w
are pleased to state that when our me-
building is completed, and the mi
chinery, etc., is placed therein, Tn
SENTINEL will have one OF the large'
and best equipped printing establish
ments In this portion Of the upper pei
insula. 1t will not be long before v
iwll be ready for business on larg'