The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-11-20
CITY ITEMS.

John Lyons, Oh CoVlnSton, trans
acted business in town the fore part
OF the week.
Roy. Fr. Joisten and John II.
Hid spent part of the week deer
hunting in the vicinity of Arvon.
W. A.. Mccormick, formerly of
This place, but now residing at
Menominee, was in town Monday.
Do not fail to attend the Hard
Times ball to be given at the Opera
House in this city, Thanksgiving
eve. the 24th inst. A grand time is
assured.
County Clerk Geo. O. Beehler has
our thanks for fine large piece of
yenison. which was procured
through his unerring aim while
hunting Monday.
The subject at the meeting of the
Christian Endeavor last evening
was: Gratitude; To Whom? Epr
What? How Shown? The SER
vice was conducted by George
Botsford,
Hard times,
Good time
all;
Opera House.
Thanksgiving eve,
X. of p BALL
Edward Nichols. Of Nestoria, has
purchased the logging camp outfit
Of NJ. ]. Griffin, of lshpcming, aud
has started q camp. He has a
large amount of logs to put in this
winter.
Presiding Elder Rev. Jos Frazer
will visit LlAnsc next Wednesday.
the 24th inst. and will hold Thanks
giving service at the NJ. +. church
in the evening. All are invited to
attend
TIE SENTINEL trusts that
every family in Baraga coun,
ty and throughout the whole
land may enjoy Il bounti-
iul turkey dinner next Thursday
Thanksgiving
Mrs G. F. Beehler returned from
Marquette Tuesday evening. where
she was called on account of the ill
ness of her grandson He has en-
trely recovered from his recent at
tack OF diphtheria.
On page four of this issue. will be
found the advertisement Of p. K.
Mckernan, who is agent for a num-
Der OF old line fire insurance com
panleS All policies are written by
Mr. McKcrnan direct. and every
company which he represents Is
first-class and reliable Call and
see him
Three or four weeks ago il was
reported that Philip Dexter, of
Pequaming. intended to lease the
Mckinley Hotel at Baraga, but Mr..
Dexter informs THE SENTINEL that
such Is not the ease and that he
never had any intention of doing 50.
We cheerfully rectify the error.
Baraga county, with n popula-
non OF about one-eighth that OF
Houghton county, has issued as
many deer licenses, and Marquette
county with population of 10000
less than Houghton county, has
issued about three times rs many
licenses. County Clerk Shields at
tributes this to the fact that we are
farther away from the hunting
grounds, and that our people are
al employed anyway, and as rule
no not care to lose week 5 time
lor the prospect of getting Il deer.
calumet Evening News.
Saturday last DR.. j. G.. Turner.
Gteo. 0. Beehler, Russell Smith and
Louis Mcnard shouldercd their
rifles and started out on Il deer
hunting trip. They returned Mon
day bringing with them the
carcasscs of three fine deer. all of
which were killed by Mr.. Beehler.
lie has certainly established "a
reputation as a marksman, at least
as far as shooting deer is concerned,
out the boys say be can t
Saoot bear. According to the terms
OF the license Otto is legally en-
sltied to pop it to two more, and
us dollars to doughnuts he will
get em.
r, Following were arrivals at Hotel
Thomas during the week: X. Cohn,
John l.. Baker, c. II. Neeley, Henry
hh,lrscb, Adolph Kallman, Chicago;
Uhas. b. Oakes, Phil Dexter, A. l..
hollinger, A. Jones, PequamiDg; ID.
Z. Baldwin, Ed. Mitchell, Marquette;
SSamuel Brady, Samuel II. Brady,
DDetroit; r. ID. Estes, Superior; A.
\. Tool, K. K. Davies, III. II. New
man, Milwaukee; f. f. Leonhard,
3; lgnace; w. Been, j. Sharp,
SNEanee; /. A. Moore, Dollar Bay;
VIII Mccormick, Menominee; Ed.
Nnichols, Nestoria; John Power, II.
f. T. Heyn, Ishpeming; G. G.. Spencer,
puluthi G. Y. Seeber, Houghton;
ira Wellar All Train