The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-06-27
Michigamme will celebrate the Fourth.

Michigamme will celebrate the Fourth
II. A. Heath, OF Milwaukee, was in
town yesterday.
II. F. May. OF Grand Rapids, arrived
In town Wednesday and will spend a
week here
A marriage license was issued BY
! County Clerk G. o. Beehler this week to
Octave Paauette and Mary Antiel both
Of Covington.
j. b. Smith, l.. j. Shepard and s. T.
Harris, accompanied by their families,
enjoyed picnic at the head Of the Bay
yesterday.
Circuit court will convene July 9th.
Paul Frank aud Miss Rose Tiash,
both Of the NJ. E. Mission were united
In marriage Saturday last.
The tug Fashion, of Ashland, arrived
in the harsor Thursday. 1t is under
stood that she had fishing party
aboard.
The Christian Endeavor held very
interesting meeting last evening. Sub.
iect, True Manliness and Womanliness." ;"
There will be no more meetings until
September.
1t is understood that the Republican
congressional convention for this dis
trict which was 20 have been held at
lronwood July Sth. has been changed TO
an indefinite date. and will doubtless
not be held before the latter part Of
August or the rrst Of September.
The musicale given at the residence of
Mr.. K. X. Williams last Saturday even
ing by Mrs. Mary Young and her class
was treat and enjoyed by all present.
The music WAS OF high order aud dis
played the excellent training the pupils
have received.
Edward Johnston, who has been en-
gagged in the dairy business in L'Anse
for several years, has sold his farm
TO NJ Wallace, Of this city, and
will remove to Houehton, where he
will engage in like business. Ii Is not
known al present who will succeed Mr.
Johnston here.
Lovers of flowers will be interested In
this item: "Saturating the earth around
house plants every day with the coffee
left over from breakfast If said to stimu-
late them. Plants that have red or pur-
liant in color by covering the earth in
their pots with about an inch of powder
ed charcoal "
The editor ana family have been liv-
ing high this week. Mr.. &. +, Blanken-
horn on Wednesday sent Us mess OF
speckled trout, one OF which weighed
one AID a half pounds. The following
day we received another lot with the
compliments of Dr. j. G.. Turner &. ..
Beehler, NJ. Wallace and w. K. Harris.
II is reported that they caught 500.
Thank you, gentlemen.
=. Il. DEty, Ul DdTdRd. dVCulttCl duu
builder. is kept decidedly busy this
season, IN addition TO contract work.
lie Is now making plans for two dwell
ling houses at Baraga. and also for two
cold storage warehouses, one at Green
Bay. Wis, and the other at Red Jacket.
Mr.. Gray is frst-clasS carpenter. and
his work never fails to give perfect
satisfaction. He has been requested TO
figure on one or two large buildings
which are soon to be erected in this
city.
Nj. Mauger celebrated his siXtieth
birthday Saturday last, and received
many congratulations from his friends.
Mr.. Mauger has been resident OF
L'Anse for tie past twenty-one years,
and for twenty years conducted the
saloon on the corner of Main and Broad
streets. He has always been a staunch
Republican and wide-awake citizen,
and IL is the wish Of his many friends
that he may live to see many more an
piversaries OF his birth. A few weeks
ago he sold his saloon business to
Charles Cullnan, and expects to go to
Detroit for a few months, but II doubt
ful II he removes from his old heme-