The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

3.
nbile Grenier, is seriously i'll.
The schools will close next Fri
dov for the summer vacation.
Five boats left the docks here
tbis week with cargoes of lumber.
Albert Grabower will take in the
EXCURSION to Marquette tomorrow.
Mrs. n. S. Pennock spent Tues
day at L 'Anse, calling upon friends
william Van Orden, of Houghton,
WAS in town on insurance business
Yesterday.
There will be meeting of the
township board Friday evening
next, the 18th inst,
Rev. Mr. Martin will preach at
the NJ. +. church tomorrow mora
mo. the services commencing at the
usual hour.
Quite number of Baraga people
were present at the funeral of
the late O. j. Foote, held at l. Anse
Wednesday ullcFhOOH'
Tomas Johnson, who has had
fine sample room fixed up in the
Cameron building, will open his
saloon to the trade tomorrow.
The old Bay View House, owned
| nv the hester estate, is being
thoroughly repaired, and will be
reAtelt,{or dwelling apartments.
& T. Aferrifield is having an adj
dition built to his photograph
,,aIlery. He will be better prepared
tbis season than ever before to
execute the finest work in his line
Of business,
Thursday morning complaint
was made before Justice Ormsby
against the inmates of a disorderlv
house short distance from the
lead Of the bay. Warrants were
issued AND FIVE arrests were
made. The girls were arraigned.
and each promptly paid - fine of
$40 and costs.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Smith
received word from their son
Charles. who resides at WilloughbY,
Ohio, that a bouncing little boy.
weighing twelve pounds, arrived
at his home on the 9th inst Mr..
Smith has charge OF the powc,
plant for the electric road which
runs between Cleveland and
Painsville.
Mrs Mary Kcvine died n her
home III this city Sunday morn
iAg last; after brief illness Of Only
three days The deceased leaves
a bareayed husband and two
children. one an infant. The
funeral was held Monday after
noon at l3o O'Clock, from the I
Finnish church The burial took
place in L Aner cemetery.
Ben Coil FL Real and Herman
Ntrinbach enjoyed fishing trim
last SATURDAY The boys did not
have extraordinary good luck !
fishing, but we are informed
that Ben successfully traded a
bottle filed with water for
bottle Of the genuine liquid so
necessary on an excursion Of that 7
Kind There are no flies on Ben, 4
even during the season when they
are the thickest.
William Kitz. the hustling dry
goods and clothing merchant. has a
new advertisement in this issue OF .
lHE SENTINEL. He has Just re-
turned from Chicago and other
points where he purchased Il larger
stock Of goods than ever before. and
Tor the next thirty days will offer
wonderful bargains. Read the bills
re has distributed aud keep your
eye on his advertisement in this
paper from week to week
Miss Lizzie Bendry gave very
pleasant card party at Hotel
lendomc Wednesday evening,
about Thirty invited guests being
present. Progressive pedro was
INDUCED in in the early part OF
Inc evening, at the close of which
suitable prizes were awarded 10 the
iiady and gentleman having won the
!argest number of games. and also
10 the lady and gentleman having
me lowest score. Elaborate re-
lreShments were served, after
which dancing was in order. and the
merry guests enjoyed themselves
until late hour.
Leave your orders for stock
RAISING pics and sheep ut the Bauer