The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-06-13
CITY ITEMS.

George Bovin spent Sunday at Pc
Quaming.
John b. Belauger has commenced re-
building.
r. S. Sheldon, of Houghton, was In
town Tuesday.
John Dazell, OF Detroit, was in town
mart of the week.
ID. J. Norton was at the copper coun-
try Saturday last.
r. c. Williams transacted business at
Houghton Tuesday.
f. A. Carpenter. of Michigamme, was
in Town Saturday last.
Miss Name Smith visited Houghton
friends part Of the week.
Mrs Young and son Donald visited
peouaming friends Sunday.
a new glass front was placed in Chas'
Cullnan's saloon this week.
Mrs. 4. II. Pemberthy and sou, OF
Heughton. are guests Of J. q. McKernaa.
Attorney 5. w. Shaull, of Marquette,
was transacting business in town Tues
day
Phil Sheridan and John Gaffney were
down from the copper country Saturday
asst
cord. Johnston has commenced rebuild
inch his resiuence aud also mis- livery
barn.
Cant. w. Been, Of okanee, went 10
Iron Mountain Saturday last To spend
few days.
otto sepgebusch has been confined to
his Lolae this week with severe attack
of neuralgia.
Mrs. Z. l.. Mason left for Chicago
Wednesday, where she will visit relatives
for two weeks.
The SEYrINEL's new building Is
rapidly progressing, aud we viii soon
be lat home" again.
Prof. Ii. ID. Crim's new dwelling hOus.
on Railroad street IS nearing compile
tiou.
Mrs. john Campbell aud children left
Saturday last for Petersburg, Mich.,
where they will spend the summer with
relatives.
w. L. Menge lett for Saginaw Monday
as a delegate from Fall River Tent, X.
y. +. NJ, OF this city, to the Great Camp
convention held in that city this week.
James Quinn, who has been csnhne d
In the hospital at Marquette for the past
two months. returned Saturday last. He
is still very weak from his long sickness.
We are in receipt OF the first mum ber
OF The Record, published at Republic,
by ". W. Stoddard. 1t is tive column
quarto. well Tiled with local news, and
bears the ear marks uf success.
While J. A. Gingras was engaged in
cutting timber iu the woods Tuesday
afternoon, he had the misfortune to cut
mis- right foot. The wound Is al ugly
one, and he will be LAID up for several
days,
q. o. Beehler. administrator of the
0Sgood estate, will soon commence the
erection of new two-story building on
the site Of the building which was
burned. The ground floor will be oc-
cup!ed by NJ. Gtzen as sample room, and
the second story as dwelling.
The Iron Mountain Press is the name
of new weekly newspaper at Iron
Mountain, the second number OF which
has reached our exchange table. The
Press is a six-column quarto, Republican
in politics, and is published by Johu Ii.
Mclean, with +. A. Hanna as editor.
Success, gentlemen.
The following is from the Ontonagon
Herald of last Saturday: ''Mr. and Mrs.
John Breckenridge have been living on
homestead about half a mile the other
side of the ID. M. Co.'S dam since last
winter, Sunday last they visited some
were feeling well. Monday morning
Mrs. Breckenridge awoke her husband
stating that she was not feeling well.
de arose aud called some Of the neigh
boring ladies to care for her while he
was away to get a physician. The
neighbors did everything possible for the
SICK lady and at 2 o'clock In the after
noon she was delivered of stll born
child. Her strength gradually failed
her aud She died at O'Clock, half an
hour before her husband arrived with a
physician. At rirst arrangements were
made to have the body taken to L'Anse
Tor burial, but Il was found impossible
10 get 1t over the road leading TO
stephenson's Spur on the railroad, and
SO she WAS ouiatIv huriad nm tho hona-