The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-06-13
NJ. J. McCahe was at Chassell between
trains Thursday.

was In town Wednesday.
Miss Nettie Gardner, OF Houghton, is
] the guest Of Miss Name Smith.
+. NJ. Coster and X. o. 'Ruthstrom
were at PeauamiDg Sunday.
M. J. McCabe returned Tuesday from
a business trip to Chicago:
Mrs. A. j. Ruhl aud son. OF Houghton,
are guests Of Mrs. j. B. Smith.
LAnse is now undergoing building
boom unprecedented In the history of
the county.
j. A. Alexander and l.. J. Rudkowsky,
| Of Milwaukee, were transacting business
In town this week.
Mrs: Anna Butz. who has taught
school at PeQuaming for the past three
years, has been re-engagei for another
term.
Miss Mary C.. Andrews will leave
Tuesday for Marquette to visit friends
for week. after which she will spend
the summer vacation with her parents
In lower Michigan.
| The plans for the new Town Hall have
been received, and bids for the work
will doubtless be asked for In few days.
1t Is expected that the building Will be
completed by September lst.
Every man who is willing to work
| mad N
1t. The town is rapidly arising from
the ruins and there is plenty OF work to
do.
There was meeting OF the council
Thursday evening We were unable TO
get the official proceedings in this issue.
consequently they will appear next
week.
Miss Rose Blankenhorn who was
member Of the graduating class this
year, has attended school every school
day for the past six years, being neither
absent nor tardy during the entire time
Willie ST. Ange, who has been attend
ing the school for the deaf and dumb at
Flint, returned home last week. Willie
is a bright little fellow, and "A very apt
scholar, and the few months he was at
school proved very beneficial to him.
Prof. Snyder, superintendent of the
Pequaming school for the past year, will
soon leave, having accepted similar
position elsewhere. Mr. Snyder's many
friends will regret to have him leave
Miss Lurs Noble. who has taught In
| the L. L'Anse high school for several years,
will leave for her home in Kalkaska
county Monday. Miss Noble has de-
cided not to teach school next term, and
will take much needed rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cox, OF Omahs,
Neb., have been visiting Mrs. Cox's
sister, Mrs. ii. G. Smith. OF Peguaming,
and also her brother, Il. MarvilI. OF this
| city. during the week They lef, for
| ST. Paul, Mimi. Thursday afternoon.
Little Robert McKindles, son of MIR.
and Mrs. Samuel McKindles, who fell
| lIpu buc NSIdpt lU tHt rear vi lI-t
school house. q distance Of about twenty
| feet. last week, is now getting along
! very nicely
W. B. Smith has our thanks for fine
| mess OF speckled trout which he caught
Friday OF last week Will is an expert
angler, and OH this expedition he cap
tured lT6 fish. while Arthur Williams
| succeeded in getting l07.
Rev. Fathers lansner. OF lshpeming,
Arth, of st. Cloud, Mimi. Lenhart, of
Michigamme, and Zimmerman, Of Dol
lar Bay, were visiting Rev. FIR. Joisten
this week. Wednesday they went on
fishing trip to the Silver river, accom-
panied by Rev. Joisten, John II. Hid
aud William McKauna.
Isaac Shotwell was in town part Of the
week in the interest OF what will be
known as the Farmers Mutual Fire In
surance company, of Alger, Marquette,
and Baraga counties, which he is or
ganizing. A large number OF farmers
In this county have enrolled their names
on the list, and are onfident that it is q
good thing, See legal notice on another
page. ~
Hon. Chase 5. Osborn, of Sault Ste.
Marie, one Of the stalwart Republican
candidates for congressional h0ners In
the Twelfth district, was In town Tues
day. He also visited fequaming and
during his short stay made many warm
friends. Last week Mr.. Osborn visited
the copper country, and for several
days was the guest Of Hon. Carlos ID.
Sheldon, the well known and able Re-
publican candidate for congress In this
district. Both gentlemen are warm
friends and at all times Mr.. Osborn
has the kindliest words and feeling
for his political opponent.