The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-08-01
Rev. F. o, Jones visited the cop
per country Wednesday.

per country Wednesday.
Clarence Foster is clerking in H.
L. lngersoll' hardware store.
Miss Kate Curry went to Hancock
today to visit friends for two weeks.
r. r. Williams and son Arthur
arrived from Kenton today to spend
Sunday.
Quite number of L'Anse people
took in the circus at Baraga last
evening.
E. A. Rasch, of Detroit. was
transacting business in town part
of the week.
Messrs. Edward and Albert Fink.
NJ, HI. Anderson and Albert Blank
enhorn enjoyed a days fishing at
Silver Mine yesterday.
The Misses Kittie, Maggie and
Mary Wahl gave a picnic at Silver
river TO number of their friends
the fore part of the week.
The Misses Eliza and Mamie Tur-
ner gave a picnic at the head of the
bay Wednesday afternoon to their
young girl friends. in honor of the
Misses Eva Guck and Mary, Gaul of
Calumet.
The Misses Allie Mckenzie and
Minnie Jones and William Haviland,
OF Pequaming, attended the ball
given by Protection Hose company
Thursday evening.
About ten or twelve members of
Protection Hose company No. /
of this city, will go to Sault Ste.
Marie Monday to take in the fire.
men S tournament
About forty members of L Anse
Lodge, No, III, A. O. L. W., left
for Marquette this morning to at
tend the annual reunion of the a,
0, U. w. lodges of the upper pen
insula.
We are informed that Samuel
Closer, of Skanee, while running
lines east of Huron mountain this
week for NJ J McCabe. discovered
tree with the following carved
thereon: Nv. w. F. Cycle, July
IL, 1889.
Several new sidewalks have been
laid this week Every property
owner should see that the walk in
front OF his premises is in good
order, otherwise the village
authorities will doubtless be forced
to do the work and charge for the
same.
Tuesday. Circuit Court Commits
sioner +. l.. Stone, of Baraga, sold
by virtue of a decree in chancery,
the Gottstein interest in ten acres
of land, TO T. l.. Chadbourne, who
bid it in for Geo. S. North, the
complainant. The sum realized was
$500. The sale took place at the.
court house in this city.
A very enjoyable dance was given
in NJ. Wallace's new block Thurs
day evening. under the auspices
of Protection Hose Co. No. /.
Excellent music was furnished by
Prof Crim's orchestra. and the
merry dancers thoroughly enjoyed
themselves until a late hour.
Rev Father Joisten desires to
state that he has secured the
steamer City of Marquette, and
will give Il general excursion TO
Houghton and the Canal Wednesday,
August 18th. The boat will run
from L Anse, Baraga and Pequam-
ing Fare for the round trip will
be only 81 Tickets will be on sale
next week. All are cordially in
vited to attend the excursion.
Posters will be issued and further
particulars given next week.
Atty-Gen. Maynard has given
an important decision in reference
to liquor bond sureties which will
change somewhat the custom that
has prevailed. Heretofore it has
been considered that surety on
liquor bond was only contingent
liability, and if man was worth
s2, 600 above exemption and liabili-
ties, he could go on several liquor
bonds. The encouragement has
now decided that surety on liq-
uor bond becomes an Indebtedness,
and man can 90 only so many
bonds as he is able to qualify for a
bove exemptions and liabilities. If
he is worth $1,000, one bond; if 81
900, two bonds, and so on.
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