The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-13

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August Foucault was in from his
lumber camp Thursday.
Orin Slade, of Saginaw, was in
town the first of the week.
William Crebassa purchased a
fine team of horses this week.
p. Nester was at Sianaw on bust
ness Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j B. Smith we're
over from l. Anse Thursday.
" III. Robinson spent Sunday
with relatives at lshpeming
w III. Whittemore was transact
ing BUSINESS at Laird Thursday.
u. Ely and Leonard Gillespie
were down from Laird yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Aston. of
Laird, were in town part of the
week.
II. hester visited the lumber
camps on the Yellow Dog river
Wednesday
Remember the Republican caucus
to ba held OF the Town Hall Monday
evening.
Hector Gingras, of L'Anse, was
assisting Charles Evans in his bar
Der shop this week.
Fred Nickels, timekceper for
August Foucault, at Laird, was in
town Wednesday.
Veterinary Surgeon Hollis, of
Houghton, was in town the fore
part OF the week.
The road across the ice has been
made rs smooth as a floor by the
use OF o snow pillow.
Ernest Klein, formerly salesman
in Grabower store, has secured
similar position at Republic.
H. Johnson was arrested Monday
Tor being drunk and disorderly,
and paid fine of $1,000 and
costs.
DIR. Turner distributed a car
load of government provisions to
the Indians at the Mission Thurs
day.
The "knights Of the grip" are
becoming more plentiful now than
they have been for some months
past
Mrs John Bcndry and Mrs S. p
Gray made "a pleasure trip to
L'Anse across the ice Monday, and
called on friends.
Mrs. F. hester, who has been
visiting friends in lower Michigan
for the past six weeks, W as expected
home last evening.
John Mcclure received the sad
news of the death OF his sister,
which occurred at her home at Port
land, Ind, Monday,
a great many Indians and others
are fishing through the ice, in 40
feet of water. in front of the mis-
sion, and are doing well. Some
fine salmon trout have been
caught.
Frank Mathews and Philip
Ritchie were arrested by Marshal
Fleming Monday on the charge of
vagrancy. They were arraigned
before Justice Feore and sentenced
to Ten days each in the county
JAIL.
The following guests were regis
tered at Hotel Vendome this week:
J.S0. Huss, Houghton; j. |. Russell,
Ishpeming; N. NJ. DeHaas, Mar
quette; A. p. Barnes, Calumet; N.
III. Slade, Milwaukee; s. H. Wilson,
Chicago; f. S. McCurdy. w. f,
Tsirbrother, Detroit; Allen Kirk.
patrick, Hancock, G. G. Spencer,
Duluth; w. f. Edholm, Superior;
INV. Richards, Cleveland; W. f.
Bel, Milwaukee; r. A. Gamble
fonto.
be following is taken from the
I&/ive Copper Times of Lake
14hden, dated February 9th:
Last Tuesday Messrs. Crebassa,
Pennock, Vasseur, Hugo and Holli
day drove up to Jacobsvillc from
Beraga to attend party at Mr..
y Xdgerton 5. When they left Baraga
y (Do horse which they drove appeared
be quite lame in one leg, but with
nsiderable urging they managed
push him through to the entry, a
1tance of about 20 miles. On ar
hing at Mr.. Edgerton's the horse
ls put up in the stable, blanketed
b cared for the night, the men
opposing the leg would be all right
the morning when they would
INT to return. In the morning,
viewer, the horse could scarcely
md up, and upon close examination
was found the leg was broken.
e horse was shot and Mr.. Edger-
drove his friends to their
pmes.