The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

T. B. Crebassa made q trip to
Houghton yesterday.
John Mcmillan was on the sick
list part of the week.
A fine horse, owned by the hester
Estate, died yesterday.
lanes Mcmahon spent Wednes-
doy in the copper country.
The hester Estate received car
load of horses Saturday last.
Terry Greenleaf is erecting new
harm in the rear of the Bauer house.
los Coil and brother Ben spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Hancock.
Mrs. John OConnor, of L Anse,
called on Baraga friends Thursday.
Miss Anna Murphy, of L'Anse,
was the guest of Miss Lizzie Bendryl
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Aston came
down from Laird Thursday and re-
turned yesterday
los Coil store was closed Tues
dav and Wednesday in observance
oJewish Holidays.
Frank p. hester returned from
three week 5 trip to Chicago and
Detroit Monday.
Quite number of our townsmen
attended the term of court held IT
the county seat this week.
p hester is having a neat
yeranda added TO the front OF his
dwelling house on Main street.
Miss Kate Bran, of Houghton.and
Miss Emma Messncr, OF Newton
vile, visited friends in town Thurs
day
Thomas Brady was over from
L'Anse Wednesday evening and en-
loved the dance given at the Town
Hall
County School Commissioner Me
Kama visited the schools at Gov
ington township Friday and Satur-
day Of last week.
4 fine large safe, manufactured by
the Cary Safe Co., of Buffalo. \. y,
was placed in the Big Store Thurs
,day 1t is a beauty.
Mrs. Thos, hester, who has been
the guest OF her sons John and
Frank returned TO her home at De-
troit Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Mcdowell, Of
Laird returned from Houghton
yesterday. where she had been Wis
iting friends for two months.
Miss Grace Knight, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Me-
Guire, for several months. will leave
for her home in Ohio next week.
Thursday evening was the date
for regular meeting of the village
council, but there was not a quorum
present. The SENTINEL is informed
that there has not been a meeting
OF the board for two months, be-
cause a quorum of the members
could not be secured.
The government has sent out
notices warning hunters and others
against setting fires on government
lands. A penalty of $1,000 or two
years Imprisonment or both fne
and Imprisonment may be imposed,
and the government intends to
prosecute all such cases brought to
It's attention.
\ number Of Baraga ; business
men have received invitations to 90
TO Duluth and Superior on invita-
ton of the merchants and jobbers
Of that city. a special train will
leave the copper country( tomorrow
morning. \ program lasting two
days has been arranged SO that the
visitors will be on the 90 ali the
time they are at the head OF the
lake
Alex Martin, proprietor of the
Mckinley Hotel, expects to leave
for Green Bay, Wis, about the
middle of next month, where he has
leased a large hotel. He is Offering
for sale his hotel furniture here at
very reasonable prices, including
large amount OF household furniture
kitchen utensils, etc. II you are
desirous of obtaining bargains IN
household goods don't fail to call at
once.
Miss Allie MCCLELLAN left for
North Dakota Thursday, where she
has secured position as teacher in
school short distance from
Fargo. Wednesday evening u
social dance was given at the Town
Hall, to which about thirty invited
guests were present, aud a very
enjoyable time was had. About
Il o clock refreshments were served
at the residence of Mrs. Thomas
MCCLELLAN. Miss MCCLELLAN S numer-
Gus friends unite in wishing her
success in her new home.
Chas. Benning, who has been at
Baraga for some time looking after
logs being sawed there for Francis