The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-09
CITY ITEMS.

Rev. IL. Gilllngham called on ReV.
Father Joisten Wednesday.
4 Be sure and attend the business
mems meeting Monday evening.
4 Minstrels at the Opera House
4 Saturday evening, January l6.
J. b. Smith was at the copper
country on business Monday and
4 Tuesday.
~ Mrs. J. B. Smith was confined to
her home with severe cold the
"a fore part of the week.
s The week of prayer was observed
at the Nj. E. church this week,
meetings being held each evening.
M At the meeting of L'Anse Lodge
No. ia A. o. U. W., held Wednes-
day evening, the officers elected for
the ensuing year were duly in
stalled.
We have received from the Com
missioner of railroads the twenty
fourth annual report for the year
I 1896 The book consists OF over
300 pages.
WI Read Jacobson & Levitan S ad-
( svertisement on page eight. They
IRE offering great bargains in dry
goods, clothing, etc, for the next
thirty days.
|M A dance will be given at the
SOpera House in this city this
%evening, under the auspices of the
n bachelors of L'Anse. A good time
q Is assured.
.# 1t has been impossible to devote
the usual attention to the paper
" this week, on account of rush of
work in our job printing depart
ment.
81 Attorneys Hill, Mapes and Cul-
Spver, of Marquette, and Rees, of
AHoughton, were in attendance at
the term of circuit court held in
I this city this week.
'# People should bear in mind that
after to-day per cent will be added
y 10 all unpaid taxes. Treasurer M.
Y Hansen may be found at John
QCampbell's store.
II A number OF newspapers which
Come to our exchange table are still
advertising Christmas goods. The
lads" should be changed, Christ
mas is past, and the next is long
way ahead.
q Rev. Father Zimmerman, Of Dol
flar Bay, and brother, Rev. p. Zim-
merman. of New Orleans, and Rev.
~. Lenhard, of Michigamme, visited
REV. Father Joisten part of the
week
VI We neglected to mention last
week that Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Belanger, Jr. had left for Boston.
where Mr.. Belanger has accepted a
position as assistant manager of
large wholesale grocery house.
s. The members of the Young
Peoples Social club will give an en-
tertainmcnt at the Opera House the
lore part of February The exact
late and further particulars will be
announced later.
81 Miss Mamie Turner entertained
- number of her young friends
1t her home Saturday evening last.
She occasion being her 14th birth.
ay. A very enjoyable time was
'4 The regular monthly meeting of
The L 'Anse Business Mems Asso-
ciation will be held at the Engine
House Monday evening of next
Neek. AS several important mat
iters will be brought up, it earnestly
requested that all members be
present.
w There are number of boys i'm
Ibis town who will soon land
oehind prison bars if they do not
esist from their wayward course. |
hey cannot long maintain a
33ndezvous in civilized com
unity, and steal wood from
hOnest people to keep their
6hins warm. Parents, keep watch
~ your boys.
VA Attention is called to the large
advertisement on the fourth page, of
herman Krolik, who has purchased
be dry goods and clothing stock of
puis Grabower. Albert Gra-
DIVER is in charge as manager,
Dd the public is invited to call and
anime the large stock. The goods
Inst be sold, and all prices have
been placed at rock bottom.
K The following named gentlemen
ave been appointed as deputies by
heriff John H, Hid; f. Foote,
Anse; f. Pequette, M. E. Mis-
Hon. James Fleming, Baraga;
ohn Hugo, Assinins; John Lyons,
covington; James G. Wilson, Spur;
d. Nichols, Nestoria. james J.
Byers, of Baraga, was appointed
bnder sheriff.
THE SENTINEL acknowledges the
receipt of New Years greeting
rom Hon. Jason E. Hammond, who
ucceeds III. r. Pattengill as super