The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-05
CITY ITEMS.

lOhiOTiOW Will De ISnIecOSl oun-
day.
Peter Ruppe, of Hancock, was in
town yesterday,
Miss Name Smith is confined to
her home with illness.
Bird Citizen came down from
Hancock Thursday.
There is talk of organizing a
bicycle club in town.
c. G. Spencer, of Duluth, called
on the merchants Thursday.
The LAnse Brownstone quarry
resumed operations for the season
Thursday.
! The Misses Laura and Aggie
Brennan and John Brennan received
new bicycles Monday.
Miss May McKernan. Of Honqh-
ton, spent Sunday and Monday
/ with her parents in this city.
Mrs. II, ]. Seifert, Mrs. Matt
Hansen and Miss Cora Citizen re
ceived new bicycles this week.
! Mrs, Joseph Rcnaud left for Du-
Eluth Tuesday, whore her husband
is engaged in business,
Willie St. Angc returned from
! Flint Thursday. where he had been
attending the school for deaf
1 and dumb
The new machinery for Powell &
Mitchell 5 sawmill at Huron Bay.
! arrived Tuesday. and the mill
, will again be in running order in
! a few days
A state exchange says that there
/ is no change in the style of fishing
tackle this year, except that the
4 jug has more body and not qlite SO
much neck
The Thursday afternoon club was
I pleasantly entertained by Miss
Name Smith this week Next week
the club viii meet with Mrs. l.. J.
Shepard
June 18th has been designated as
Flag day in accordance with
! resolution which was adopted by
congress many years ago.
The young man who was accused
! in this paper last week OF riding
around the cemetery road at Pc
quaming on u bike. desires to
| state that he was never known 10
( sit in a wheclbarrow by the road
side for half day
A Boston paper says: Spring is
/ here at last. A butterfly was caught
at the south end yesterday. This
| may be the proper wly to catch
| butterfly but when YOU grab wasp
it is better to catch 1t about the
| middle.
! The total number Of copies of
newspapers printed throughout the
world in one year is 1900. 900, 600.
To print these, 1Sl .2l0 tons of paper,
or ,562. 4S0.O 900 pounds. is required.
while it would take the fastest single
press 333 years to run off one years
| edition, which would produce a
stack of papers nearly 80 miles high.
| VI. J. lMcCabe. of this city.
! filed a trlst mortgage Saturday
last for the benefit of creditors.
Mr.. McCabe has been engaged
in the numbering business in this
county for several years, and had
met with fair success. He feels
confident. however. that his present
financial difficulty is only tenn
porary, and that he will soon
be able to overcome the same.
At a meeting of the Michigan
fish commission held in Detroit this
week it was decided to close the
hatcheries at Detroit, CharlevoiX,
Glcnwood and the 500. This means
an entire suspension Of whitetish
Matching. as well as lake trout, wall
eyed pike and carp. The brook
trout hatchery at Paris. and the
brook trout and black bass hatchery
at Grand Rapids will be the only
two where anything will be done in
the future.
The following were arrivals at
Hotel Thomas during the past week
III. NJ Tyler, ID. ID. EeXfCrd. II. II.
! Howell, Buffalo, n, Y; j G. Buck
land. Milwaukee; Mrs. j. Carney. G..
r. Watts. W. b. Wallace. Marquette;
A. r. Stephenson. South Bend. Ind
S. Karger. f. +. Leopold, w. ID. En-
singer, Chicago; w. z. Brown, w W.P.
Brown, ST. Louis; c. G.. Spencer.
Duluth; j. T. Collins, Paris, Wis;
G.. \. Dewey. Petoskey; NJ. Cohen,
Minneapolis; Hugh Munro, DePere,
Wis Geo. Kastner, GAINESVILLE, Wis;
C. V. Seeber, Houghton; a. Jones,
w. II. Haviland, Jr., Pequaming; ].
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