The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-20
CITY ITEMS.
IIIl1oe election March 9Th.

IA ~ &<NOrJOn Went VI onIohaSol
yest6 ~.
n ~ 'McCor spent Sunday at
116r stte
FcoDle are now engaged in har-
vestlng supply of ice.
Frank Halsey, of Lake Linden,
was In town part of the week.
Mis- Mamie Turner was on the
sick ~ part of the week.
Mrn.L. j. Shepard was visiting
her hueband at Calumet this week.
Doputy u. S. Marshal John Man
nina, q Marquette, was in town
Thursday.
Fred Hebard, Of Pequaming,
passed Through town Wednesday,
en- route to Lake Linden.
b. Il Hibbard, of Milwaukee,
general agent for the Cary Safe Co. +,
of Buffalo, N. Y, was in town yes
terday.
ID. r Norton purchased 700. 900
feet 0f pine logs of J. w. Alston
Thursday The logs are on the
Sturgeon river.
Elxiord Belanger, of this city,
and Miss Hester Elizabeth La
chance, of Munising, will be united
in mArriage Thursday next, the
18th INST. The ceremony will take
place at st. Joseph s church at a.
M, Rev. FIR. Joisten officiating,
a new typewriter has been in
vented that can be carried in the
pocket However, it will never be-
cone as popular as the one that can
b0 held on the knee.
@. A. Cohlstrom, formerly resi-
dent Of Skanee, was in town Tues
day. Mr.. Colstrom is at present
connected with a Swedish printing
house at Chicago.
The village registration book
was burned last May, consequently
it twillbe necessary for all voters to
register before they can vote
at the village election which will
take place next month.
P0stmaster DUDE left Sunday
morning for Detroit to attend the
sessions of the A. O. u. W. held
there This week Miss Allie McKer-
nan. Of l. Anse, is ably filing an inn
p0rtant capacity in the Office tenn
porarily. IIoughton Gazette.
John Fl. Hid left for Detroit
Sunday to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge, A. o. u. w, held
in that city this week. he having
been elected a delegate from the
"A. O. ~, w. Lodge in this city.
Alllwho attend the phantom
party to be given at the Opera
House next Monday evening by
LAnse Lodge, No. 164, X of Z.
may be sure of having a first-class
time. Dancing will commence
promptly at 8 clock.
Edrick Sirard, who has been
numbering near the Otter river
Tor j. B. Belangcr, finished I
operations in that vicinity Satur- !
day last, He will start lumber !
ing On another tract of land for !
Mr.. Belanger next week,
Albert Williams aud James Cum
mings were arrested Saturday /
last BY Marshal j. A. Smith, on .
the charge of vagrancy. They /
were arraigned Monday morning,
plead guilty, and were each sen
tenced to thirty days in the county /
jail.
Thoughts at sea: The first day !
called up the gravest fears that
made me nervous hearted; the next !
day called up the memories of /,
friends from whom I'd parted; the !
third day called up thoughts of land I
whore one is safely carted; the
tQUTth day called up everything d
e1tp since | started.
hen two years ago the immense |
poe9>o crop resulted in very low
prices for the tubers, the farmers of !
northern Michigan, whose principal
product is potatoes, were not dis
corraged, and last spring showed
their faith in the belief that two !
16ors of heavy production in any
olHple do not come together, by plant
large tracts to the tubers. The I,
Ire second time to be able to
at a profit has now changed |
minds, and it is expected that
acreage planted to potatoes this !
qPrlng will show an immense de-
crease.
Dost love man who always kicks
~ natter what you do--who kicks
~Ith most prodigious ease the whole
z ng season through; who kicks if
|ything goes wrong and kicks il
goes right, who kicks because
likes to kick, and kick with all
might? We know some awful
ekers on this wicked mundane
here who came on earth by ac-
lent and kick because they're
re; they make themselves uncom-
ftable and other people sick; they
i've themselves to suicide and still
ley always kick. We know man