The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-05-22
CITY ITEMS.


C. A. Stringer, of Hancock, was
in town Monday.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Crebassa is very sick
". II. Gilbert. of Grand Rapids,
transacted business in town part of
the week.
Attorney p r. McKernan was at
Ishpeming the fore part of the
week.
G. A. Mcdonald, of Negaunee,
was in town on business part of the
week.
Frank Webb. of Laird, is visiting
in town. He expects TO leave for
Ohio next week.
F. c. Greene, representing the
Lake Linden Bicycle works, was in
town part of the week.
Octave Sicotte, formerly a resi-
dent of LAnse, but now of Min
neapoiS. Is in town on business.
The LAnse brownstone quarry
is shipping several carloads of
large fine brownstone to Chicago,
Peace When to Seek it and
How. was the topic at the meeting
Of the Christian Endeavor last
evening.
Houghton has dog poisoner, and
areward OF 500 is offered for the
arrest and conviction OF the guilty
party.
The board of review of the town
ship of L'Anse was in session
at the Town Hall Tuesday and
Wednesday
Charles Hebard & Sons feet of
boats arrived at Pequamlng Thurs
day, and are taking ON cargoes OF
| lumber.
Duncan Robertson and family
| have removed to Skanee. whore Mr.,
Robertson has position in Powell
i x Mitchell ; sawmill.
Bishop Nertin. Of Marquette, has
arranged to take a vacation. and
left for Europe Yesterday He is
accompanied by Fr Nermare
The J. II. Brown Theatre com
pany gave two very crcditable
entertainments at the Opera
House Wednesday and Thursday
evenings,
Mrs Mary Young had the mis-
fotune TO fall Saturday last and
lnjure one of her ankles quite
severely A> IA result she was con-
fncd To her home most Of the
week
We are informed that two of
our prominent young ladies will
open an ice cream parlor in the
near future They say none but
hrSt-clasS cream will be served.
Further announcements later.
+ +. Halsev. receiver OF the
| ;, land Office at Marquette,
spent sunday in town, Mrs Halscy
ana children. who have been visit
ing relatives and friends in town
ior the past two weeks, will return
Rome tomorrow.
Homesteadcrs and others cannot
or too careful regarding the setting
OF forest fires this season, ae the
iarge amount OF fallen timber
caused by fires of last season
reHders the woods highly inham-
nable
Coy. Pingree' 5 railroad message
has been printed in pamphlet form
and stamped in red letters: Please
read and advise me by postal or
inetter your views upon the subject.
IopcS are being sent broadcast /
throughout the state.
The Thursday afternoon club was
mnasantly entertained by Miss
hdlth Williams at her home this +.
Week Miss Adelne Beehler. who
was unable to attend, was greatly I
missed. Next week the club will T.
meet with the Misses Beehler
The following papers and maga-
Anes are to be found upon the
rrggading table of the high school !
y HV Drum, Cosmopolitan, Harper
kound Table, st. Nicholas, two
grs0pies of the Youth S Companion,
Inc Pathfinder. Scientific Ameri-
Topics.
lie bill giving Ontonagon S25, 600
,or relief fund has passed both
branches. of the legislature, and
NOW III, awaits the governors signature.
lhls money is to be distributed by
commission appointed by the
governor. The bill states that none
oi thls appropriation shall be ap-
pled to any bonded Indebtedness.
Decoration day exercises will
oc held by the pupils of the
public schools at the Opera
House Monday, May 31st, at 10
clock in the forenoon. The ex-
erclses will consist of music,
rrecltations and an address by Maj.
W, w X. Haviland, of Pequaming.
ihe complete program will be