The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-17
CITY ITEMS.
day was Good Friday.


Wednesday.
Charles Brink was down from
peouaming Wednesday.
RA Sweet, of Detroit, was
visitor in town Wednesday,
r u, Hanchette and daughters,
,isited friends in the city Monday.
II A. Heath, of Milwaukee, was
,ransacting business in town Mon
day.
There will be meeting of the
now hoard of supervisors Tuesday,
April 10Th
Barney Norton returned from
Marquette this week, where he had
beeu during the winter.
lanes McKercher, Of Spur, was
IN town the fore part of the week
doing some surveying on the
Bay Shore
Workmen are now engaged in
oomnletinc Frank Sengebush 5
new building, corner OF Water ana
Broad streets.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel MckiDdles
arb rejoicing over the arrival of
bouncing little boy at their home
Thursday morning.
August Bat hand, who has been
visiting relatives md friends in
Canada for the past three months,
returned home Tuesday.
IL McWilliams, of Red Jacket,
was in town on business part OF the
week Jack 5 many friends in this
county are always glad to see him.
Deputy Sheriff Edward Nichols
brought crazy man up
from Nestoria Tuesday and placed
him in the county Jail. The man $
name is unknown.
Do not fail to attend the Aunt
Hannah Quilting Party entertain
ment To be- given at the Opera
House Saturday evening, April
Path 1t will be well worth the
admission price.
Andrew Paderoski. who lives
Al the Swede Settlement, west
| Of Baraga. was arraigned before
Justice yesterday afternoon on
| the charge of shooting a deer out
| Of the open season He paid a fine
! Of $50 and costs.
The largest underground pump
ing plant in the world is now in
operation in the Hamilton shaft of
the Chaplin mine at Iron Mountain.
II is located |, 800 feet underground
and its maximum capacity is 2,S0o
gallons per minute
Thomas Tague and Miss Mary
Shultv both of Baraga, were
united in marriage in this city,
Saturday afternoon last. They
will make their home in Baraga,
and have the best wishes of their
numerous friends
Charles Smith is now village
marshal, having been appointed
by President Biankenhorn at the
meeting of the council held Mon
day evening. Mr.. Blankenhorn
also appointed II Selden as street
commissioner
c. F. Fuller, who has been at
Limestone. Alger county, during
The winter, returned to Pequam-
ing Thursday. About three weeks
ago Mr. Fuller had the misfor-
tune TO iniure the knee bone of
his left log, but is now getting
along nicely.
Every person in Michigan who
Shall kill full grown wolf or wolf 5
whelp in any organized county in
'he state, is now entitled to "a bounty
OF sl5 for each wolf over three
months old and s. for each wolf
whelp under the age of three
months. For lynx, 50, and for a
wildcat So.
A successful potato grower says:
BE careful not to use seed potatoes
lhe coming spring that are scabby.
10 not plant potatoes on the same
land that was used for the same crop
last year. There may have been no
trace of disease discovered, yet it
may have existed IL even but slight
" and it so, it will spread over the
whole field this year. Every bushel
VI seed potatoes should be carefully
examined and every precaution
'aKen to avoid disease. as once the
Soll is contaminated it may require
years OF hard work to get rid OF the
difficulty"
a Young son of Samuel McKindle'
was arrested Thursday upon com
paint OF a. Madusky. who elaine,
.na' Tor some time the boy had per
Ssted in throwing stones at hi!
house and in other ways annoyin!
MS family. Upon complaints mad
against juvenile offenders the prope
snu customary method to pursue !
;or the justice before whom the cas-
brought to notify the count
ageht OF corrections and charitie
,'nat lswhat his Office was create
,or) but MIR. Selden apparently pre-
,ered ,erred to 'go it alone," and CAV
,ue VOunu ho,, l,,c oLo:ac kat-aan /.