The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-04
The new year started in cold.

Look out for your water pipes THESE
cold nights.
e. G. Carlson and daughter OF Skanee,
were in town Tuesday
The l.. q. T. NJ. dance New Years
eve. was a grand success.
Last night the weather was the
cold est thus TAR this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. f. Halsey and chll-
dren returned to Marquette THURSDAY
We are informed that a Protective
Bachelors Club is Sson to be organized
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fri Tracy. OF Pequam-
Sing. were calling on friends in town
Wednesday.
& Several young people enjoyed sleigh
ride to Baraga and retarn "Wednesday
evening.
The punlls OF L'Ause school resumed
their studies Thursday after the usual
holiday vacation.
George Bowen returned from Mar
quette Thursday where he spent lhe
holidays with relatives.
John Rothwell. OF pequanins. went to
Lake Linden Monday, where he expects
to work during the winter.
T., VI. Coster will remove his tailor
shop TO the building on corner OF nam
and Broad streets. up stairs.
Several people from Baraga were "
attendance at the l.. o. I, NJ. dance at
the Opera House Tuesday evening.
David Thomas. OF SidHaw. was in the
city Tuesday, and attended The l., q. /
III. dance at the Opera House in the
sevesiug.
The installation of officers viii take
splsce at the meeting Of L'Anse Lodge.
NO. i4j. l. o. %. F.. this evening. All
members are urgently requested 70 be
present.
q Attention Is callad ia the notice OF the
Chicago. Milwaukee X st. Paul road IN
ano,her column regarding connection
q, Champion with d., ;. ;. \. road
for Milwaukee and Chicago.
a Andrew Wahl and son Andy. who are
er raced IN scaling logs for Chas Hesard
a son. arrived from Lake Linden the
irst OF the week to spend New Year
They returned Thursday morning.
"a The caboose on the morning freight
uhich arrives at L'Anse about 5 a. N.
caught fire from the stove upon the ar
rival OF the train at Heughton Monday
nornlng. and was totally destroyed.
IA surprise party was given Miss Agnes
Murphy At her home Saturday evening
BY number Of her young friends.
Gard playing and other games were iu-
dplged in. and very enjoyable evening
was spent.
q Prof. Grim and K. A. Mack. OF L'Anse
orchestra. and five members OF Pequam
ing orchestra, went to Michigamme Mon
day TO play for the A. o. L. w. ball
J. Riyen there that evening. M. Armstrong
vas also present and acted as prompter.
Charles Conley. OF Covington. returned
hope Tuesday. after spending several
DAYS in this city and at Baraga.( Mr..
Coniey Is erecting two-story dwelling
Skeuse on his homestead. which he ex-
lets TO have completed by April. He
IS about fifteen acres cleared.
XNirs. Lars Gardberg. OF Skanee, de-
Ao)res to return thanks to all who pur-
ckased tickets on the bed spread which
uAs disposed of for the purpose OF rails,
va money for the new Lutheran church
~ that place. The amount netted was
IS. aud is indeed welcome sum. as Inn
poftant work upon the church could
not be carried on without 1t. Peter
yansen. Of Skahee. secured the spread
Which Is beautiful! piece Of work.
AIN America there is about $500. oOe OOC
lent in advertising every year. De you
link this could be kept year after year
nd not only kept but constantly in.
ckeased. IL advertisements were not
pfo6,able to the purchasers? II costs
- immense sum Of money to advertise
1 no business concern conld
would keep 1t up unless 1t pays and
no advertisement can pay the advertiser
unless it also pays the reader.
W The members OF Meadow Brook Hive
10 5i4, l.. .. r. NJ, have reason tt
y bel elSted over the success OF theil
!. oecona annual ball given New Year''
.<ove. as more enjoyable affair has mo-
thKen place in some time. Oyer sixty
couples were present. and the music
Fas exceedingly fine. At IL O'Clock
~ excellent supper, prepared by th'
sdies OF the lodge. was served 10 tn,
lining room OF the hall, for which the,
D .eived unanipous praise. The occa
ion netted the lodge about &37.