The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-07-11


Attorney S. w. Shaull, of Mar.
quette, was in attendance at circuit
court this week.
Miss Celia Gamble and Miss Min.
ME Sullivan, of Toronto, are guests
OF Miss CANDLES sister, Mrs. John
Hid.
Mrs. Joseph Hambitzer and
daughters Mabel and Blanche, OF
Houghton, are guests at the Will
liams residence.
Mrs. Uddenberg, of Iron Noun
tain, was in town Thursday. She
is visiting her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. W. Been. of Skanee.
j. H. Harrigan, of Virginia,
Mimi, has succeeded H. Salisbury
as operator at the d., S. S. & 4.
depot at this place.
At the meeting of L'Anse Lodge,
No. 445, /. o. o. F., this evening
the installation of officers will take
place, and it Is requested that
each member be present, if pos
sible.
Owing to sickness S. w. Goodale,
circuit court stenographer, was
unable to be present at court this
week, and the duties of his Office
were performed by Mr.. Lannegan,
of Ironwood.
Rev. Father Joisten is contem-
plating getting up an excursion by
boat from l. L'Anse and Baraga in
about two weeks. The particulars
will be given in THE SENTINEL next
week.
United States Deputy Marshal
John Manning is engaged in secur-
ing witnesses in the case of Tom
Hazel, which will come up for trial
before the United States court at
Marquette next week.
The Fourth was decidedly quiet
in LAnse this year. 1t rained
nearly all day and those who did
not go to Baraga or elsewhere to
celebrate remained in doors. But
little fireworks were INDUCED in,
doubtless for the reason that our
people had a great sutticiency on
May 9th,
All accounts due THE SENTINEL
for subscription are being made up,
and we earnestly trust that they
will be promptly paid when
presented. We have made it a
point not to crowd those who owe
in this respect, but now we need
the money, and therefore shall ask
all 70 remit The amount to each
person is small, but TO us means
much
William Kehl. of Houghton. was
in L Anse and Baraga Tuesday call
ing on the owners of horses and eX-
planning the merits of q curry-comb
which he has for sale. He takes no
particular credit TO himself for
having done a good business, but
ascribes his success solely TO the
curry-comb; and further, he seeks
TO curry no favors at the hands of
the people in any locality. unless
the comb which he is selling can
comb it right out of the horse sense
of his patrons,
Complaint was made and war
rants issued Monday for the arrest
of the inmates of a house of ill-fame
situated short distance from the
head of the bay. Nipe girls were
accordingly gathered in by Sheriff
Hid and deputies that evening,
and placed in the county jail.
Tuesday they were arraigned and
each fined S15 and thirty days in
the county Jail. Sentence was
chen suspended and the girls given
four days in which to pack up their
traps and leave the county. The
sheriff is still in possession of the
warrants, and if the girls return
they will at once be committed to
Jail.
Thursday afternoon, just two
months since the great \conflagra-
tion in this city and nearly
at the same hour, the fire
alarm was again sounded, and upon
arriving at the scene, it was dis
covered that the rear portion of
John O'Connor's residence, on
Third street, was rapidly being
converted into ashes. The firemen
worked like heroes, and in few
moments the blaze was extinguish-
ed. The furniture was safely re-
moved, and the damage to the
building was slight. The fire
originated from a defective Chin