The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-10-31
CITY ITEMS.
Register today.
Tonight is Halloween:

Lake Linden.
Charles Hall, of Chassell, was il
town part Of the week.
Attorney p. r. McKernan was al
Houghton Wednesday.
Joseph Stringer, of Hancock, was
transacting business in the city
Tuesday.
Barney Norton left for Marquette
Monday. He has started a lumber
camp in that vicinity.
Tuesday is election day. Vote
the straight Republican ticket, and
YOU will make no mistake.
Mrs. H. d. Grim and son left yes
terday for Calumet, where they will
visit friends for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], S. Mennie, of
Ishpeming, are in the city. Mr..
Mennie has had charge of the erec-
ton of the new Town Hall.
The official ballots for Baraga
county to be used next Tuesday
were printed at THE SENTINEL office.
They are as large as one page Of
this paper.
The fellows who criticise news
paper the most are usually those
that read borrowed copies of the
paper, or are from two to four years
in arrears in their subscription ac-.
count.
DR.. Jordan, of Ontonagon, was a
visitor in the city Sunday, the guest
of DR.. ]. G. Turner. DR.. Jordan is
on his way to Europe, where he will
spend year taking up special
studies.
Cheap dollars that are cheap only
to the owners of silver bullion, are
not to be desired in place of the op
portunity for renumerative employ
ment and pay in good dollars of
good value,
A campaign song that is being
sung is entitled Bryan S Going to
the White House" He'd better go
prior to March 4th He would be
i'll at ease were he to call on Presi-
dent Mckinley,
Mrs. A. A. Moore, of Chicago,
addressed the ladies of L'Anse in
the NJ Z. church Tuesday evening
on the subject, Responsibilities of
Women. The attendance was
large, and highly appreciated.
The Republican county ticket is
composed of men who are in every
way qualified for the positions for
which they are named. Every man
on the ticket is sound money Re-
publican and deserves the support
Of every voter who believes in sound
money.
New deer hunting licenses have
been issued by the state of Michigan
for this season and those of last sea-
son ordered destroyed The Ii
censes are printed on heavy blue
paper and are different than hereto
fore. The year, 1896, is printed in
red over the face of the coupon
Arrangements had been perfected
whereby DR.. j. E. Scallon, of Han
cock, was to have delivered a Re-
publican speech in French, to the
voters of that nationality, at the
Engine House, in this city, Tuesday
afternoon, and at Foucault s Hall,
Baraga. in the evening. but owing
to professional business he was
unable to be present.
The name of Bryan S palace car
in which he travels is the ''ldler.
The name is very appropriate one,
as the conveyance is seen by multi
tudes of idle men wherever it goes,
and is teaching them lesson which
they will profit by after casting
their ballots for his noble opponent,
Mckinley, the advocate OF honest
money and protection to American
labor. .-Menominee Herald.
"a vote for Carlos ID. Sheldon
means vote for Republicanism, for
protection to American working
men, for the preservation of the ma
tion honor and for the best
interests of the Upper Peninsula.
Honest Carl Sheldon has always
been Republican from the crown of
his head to the toes on his feet.
His principles are of a character
that will remain unchanged by de-
feat in a party caucus or conven-
ton. He is not Republican for
pelf. 1.-THE above is taken from
the Sault Ste Marie News, and
clearly voices the sentiments of the
masses of people in the upper
peninsula.
The following were among the
guests registered at the Thomas
House this week: E. Edwards, Ap-
Teton, Wis; John S. Mennie and
wife, Ishpeming; John Mitchell, A.
ID. Rice, d. p Baldwin, T. G. Trus-
colt, ]. E. Farrell and M. j. Sher-
wood, Marquette; w. F. Ernmond,
Rockland; Chas. Brown, Milen; A.
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