The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-16
CITY ITEMS.

town this week.
Peter Ladue, OF Lake Linden, was In
tewn Thursday.
Miss Hannah Peterson left for Iron
Mountain Thursday.
P. r. McKsrnan was at Covingten
Thurday and Friday.
Born, to Mr.. sndMrs. Joseph Gauthier
Saturday afternoon, a sen.
Misses Lillian aud Catherine Thomas
vent to Marquette Sunday.
R.C. Pryor, civil engineer Of Hough-
ton, was iu the city Tuesday.
Subscribe for SENTINEL. the old and
reliable paper Of Baraga county.
Saturday, May eth, will long be re-
membered by the citizens Of LAnss.
Miss May McKeruan and Frank P.
Botsford were down from the copper
country Sunday.
Elzior Belauger returned from Min
neapolis Thursday, where he had been
attending school.
The Western Union telegraph Office is
temporarily located In Q. p. Blsnken-
horns meat market.
Keeping everlastingly at It brings sue
cess. Let the ruins be cleared away as
soon as possible, and start business
anew,
r. Brennan, who was called TO Detroit
Friday Of last week by the death Of his
brother, returned home Tuesday even
ipg.
After clouds comes sunshine. Let the
people Of LAnss wade right In, keep mp
good courage, and success will surely
follow. Never say die.
Matt Hannah and family left for
Cheboygan, Mich, this week, Mr.. Han
nan having been thrown out OF employ
ment here by the Rre.
IL. r. lngersoll is erecting q store OD
Main street, and will engage 10 the
hardware business. His stock Of goods
will arrive In day or two.
The Hancock Copper Journal was
thirteen years old Friday OF last week.
The Journal is an excellent paper and
richly merits the success II has STAINED.
William Anderson left for lower Mich
igan Thursday morning, where he Is 10
kopes Of obtaining employment, having
been thrown out of work here as result
Of the fire.
W. 7. Menge has erected temporary
building near the ruins OF his former
store, and Monday he will have q stock
dconfectionery, cigars, tobaccos. etc.
win has the right kind Of enterprise.
Nr. and Mrs. W. Il. whittemore, who
arrived 10 town last week and Intended
to spend the summer here were driven |
out by the fire. They left for Baraga,
where they will reside for an indefinite
period.
The SENTINEL unites with ell the un-
iortunsts people whose homes and busi- |
ness places were destroyed By Ere, 10
heartily thanking ell those whe 80 kind
Spay rendered what aid they could In the
hour Of distress. ~
Among the few articles taken from
the New Lloyd House during the fire
Saturday last, was bed quilt, contain
lug several pictures, keepsakes, etc. IL
any person knows where IL Is, great
favor VIII be conferred by notifying Mr..
aud Mrs. John r. Thomas.
We trust that oil OF our readers (aside
from those who have met with nisfer-
tune by the same fre) whs are In arrears
ior subscription, will aid us BY paying
the amount due. 1t will be wonder
iul help 10 our misfortune, and now Is
'he time we need money.
As water will always find Its level
when left to its control, so will young
man find his level iu the business world.
he cannot hspe to reach high position
except on his own merits, and II he has
noambtion TO attain anything beyond
hediocrity, the world, as . rule, will
estimate him at the value which he
places upon hinseli.-Ex.
An exchange tells the following story,
and vouches for It's truthfulnsss, "Be-
lore the stewart takes up the collection"
"d the preacher the ether night, II
would like to make . few remarks.
mere are over tive hundred persons IN
'ns honse, counting sinners and saints,
crooked and straight, big and little, male
saa female, not including crying babies.
"each person here thinks ny sermon
worth the price Of glass Of beer, or . |
a'ckie cigar. five red tenths Of dime,
"' 'hem pay that amount. II each pays
sn'ckle, 1t will make total Of ten del
y" this evening. This repeated every
.eek Ia the year, would pay my salary.