The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-12-19
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E. r. Penberthy was down from
Houghton yesterday.

| The schools will close next Thurs
day until after the holidays.
The board of supervisors will
meet Monday, December 2Sth.
/ Attorney p. r. McKernan was
in the copper district Thursday
Rev. Father Joisten was at Me-
nominee Wednesday and Thursday.
]. b. Smith has started lumber
camp and is bringing in some fine
logs.
Capt. w. Been. August Brustadt.
and Andrew Anderson, of Skanee,
were in town yesterday.
Miss Nellie McCabe, who is at
tending school at Madison, Wis.
arrived home yesterday to spend
the holidays.
Tell the public who you are,
where you are, and what you are.
Money talks, so does good ad-
vertising.
Rev. Father Wallace, former
pastor of ST. Joseph s church, this
city, died at Menominee Hospital
Monday.
NJ DeHaas, of Marquette, was in
town Monday. He has been at
Skanee during the week, looking
after his numbering interests.
Before another issue OF THE
SENTINEL, Christmas will have
come and gone, therefore we take
this opportunity of wishing our
subscribers and the public in
general a Merry Cristmas.
Marriage licenses were issued
this week to John Pentila and
Frederika Levona, both of Baraga:
and to Michael Haanpaa and
Miss Ida s. Pettomaki, both of
Pequaming
All subscribers 20 whom bills
have been sent, who do not remit
the amount of their Indebtedness
for subscription to THE SENTINEL
before January lst, will be dropped
from the list without further
notice, and the accounts given for
collection.
Miss Hahn, teacher of the gram
mar department at the High /
School has been obliged to resign
on account of ill health. Mrs. |
+. L. Bower has been asked to
take charge of the department, but
it is not definitely known as yet
whether or not She will consent
to do SO.
The legal size OF mesh for herring
nets to be used in Michigan waters
is two and one-half inches, but the
fishermen of Lake Superior will ask I
that this size be changed to one and |
three quarter inches in nets for use |
on Lake Superior. They claim that
the herring in this lake do not grow
to such size as those OF the lower
lakes, and therefore the law is an
unjust discrimination against them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean b. Belanger,
OF Minneapolis, arrived in the city /
Monday for short visit with Mr.
Belanger parents, Mr. and Mrs
John b. Belanger Mr. Belangcr
Jr.. has for the past five years held
a responsible position with the
Brown & Haywood Co., Of Min
but has resigned and ac-
cepted a position with the Ginter
Produce and Grocery Co.. of Boston,
as assistant manager. Mrs, Gjnter
is Mrs Belanger $ father. They
expect 10 leave for Boston in a few
days. 4
According to Il Chicago paper In
jun whisky on Mackinac Island at
one time was terrible reality, il
the following is the actual recipe
used by druggist who made .
special brand for the natives: Il
take gallon of ordinary whiskey,
and add to it five gallons of lake
water. Then / mixed a pound of
red pepper to make it bite and two
quarts of strong tobacco juice to
make it Intoxicating, 1t suits I
them all ri1nt. out IL ! 81 IidH WHO
ism t used to it takes drink of it
he will think he has swallowed a
torchlight procession. A week of
il will give him enough snakes to
fit out menagerie.
William Harry. OF Hancock.
while in Detroit a few days ago,
tried to give the upper
slap while talking
to reporter for the Free Press. |
He started off by stating that
the office of mineral commissioner
should be abolished, and that it |
was created for the purpose of
giving Governor Swineford q job.
If Mr.. Harry was posted he would
not have made such remark. !
The fact is, the Office was es-
tablished, and an official in charge
long before Mr.. Swinefords APP
pointment. Mr.. Harry then stated
that there is no need of a normal
school in the upper peninsula.