The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-05-29
CITY ITEMS.

Il AnSe DTODOStS W CtltUIdtC INC
Fourth of July this year.
Attorney G. A. Brown, of Mar
ouette. was in town Monday.
Otto Sengebusch was confined to
his home by illness this week.
Trudeau & Rambault have had
the interior of their saloon neatly
fitted up
Mrs George McElveen, of Onton-
aron. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
N. Citizen.
Frank Halsey, of Lake Linden,
spent part of the week in town and
at Pequaming.
But little trout fishing has been
engaged in for few days, owing to
the cold weather.
Mrs. Nelson CoMartin. of Hough-
ton. is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Frenette.
The front of jacobson & Levitan S
store in the Norton block is receiv-
ng new coat of paint.
W. ]. McKanna will 60 to Dollar
Bav next week, where he has Sc
cured good position,
John O'Connor has several car
renters engaged in completing his
new dwelling house on the hill.
John Tyosh paid fine OF 81 and
costs in the lower court Tuesday,
as result OF beiag drunk and dis
orderly.
County Clerk G O. Beehlcr. Miss
Adeline Beehler, and Miss Josephine
Thoreson received new bicycles
this week.
f. W. Robinson, representing r.
l.. Polk & Co.. directory publishers,
OF Detroit, was in town on business
Thursday
Blacksmiths are now entitled 10
a lien on horses for their unpaid
shoeing accounts, by bill having
passed both houses Of the Michigan
legislature.
Otto Herzbcrg. who conducts the
mail and stage line between l. 'Anse
and Pequaming, has received fine
stage wagon. which he had made To
order al Houghton. Otto is bound
10 keep up with the times.
Do not fail to attend the Memor-
ial day exercises to be held at the
Opera House Monday morning at
10 o clock, by the pupils of the
public schools. An excellent pro-
gram has been arranged.
p Brennan is having the ruins Of
the frame building, corner of Main
and Broad streets, removed, which
was recently destroyed by fire. He
is as yet undecided as to whether
he will pat up new building in
It's place this summer
The members of the Ladies Aid
society will meet at the home of
Mrs. j, b. Smith this afternoon at
Soclock. for the purpose of max
ing final report of the "silver
quarter collection Each member
is earnestly requested to be present.
The Thursday afternoon club was
Pleasantly entertained by the Misses
Beehler this week Mrs. George
McElveen, of Ontonagon, was a
visitor. Mrs. L. j. Shepard was
unavoidably absent. Next week
Miss Name Smith will do the
honors.
invitations were issued this week
10 the little folks in town for Thurs
day afternoon from 3 until O'Clock
by Lillian Smith, aged six
years. Notwithstanding the rain,
about fifteen assembled and had
a'2riQps time, after which dainty
refreshments were served.
The Munising Labor Herald is
the name of u new weekly paper
Just established in that town, the
hrst number being issued last
week. Munising now has three
weekly papers, and If each publisher
makes fortune he will be obliged
~ aTISe every morning luc yc1t
round before daylight and hustle
like blazes until midnight.
The board OF review met Monday
and Tuesday for the purpose listen
ing to any grievances on the part
of taxpayers regarding the as
sessment of taxes. The board was
very fair in adjusting all cases
brought before it, where taxes were
thought TO be too high, and in
nearly every instance the az
grleved party went away perfectly
satisfied.
Here is something from an ex-
change that may or may not have
any merit Every paper should
publish the fact that burned corn
Is sure cure for hog cholera. 1T
was first discovered by burning a
pie of corn belonging to a dis
tlilery. 1t was thrown to the hogs
and eaten by them. Before that a
number of them had been dying
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