The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-11-13
CITY ITEMS.


Turkeys are beginning to look
cross-eyed.
Charles Erickson, of Skanee, was
in town Thursday.
A. Levine, of Lake Linden, was
in town Monday
John Campbell was at the copper
country Monday.
Frank Sengcbusch has opened a
saloon in his new building on Broad
street.
NJ Wallace was transacting busi-
ness in the copper country Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. L. j. Gallagher and Mrs. ].
Cochran, of Baraga, called on
friends in town Wednesday.
R. r. Williams left for Min
peapoliS Tuesday afternoon. He
will,travel through Minnesota for
tvo\p>@hs. ~
The Sturgeon River Lumber com
many, of Chasseil this week pur-
chased five teams of horses from Nj,
]. McCabe.
The hvdrants about town are
being properly covered TO prevent
them from freezing during the
winter.
There will be regular mectU9
Of Meadow Brook Hive No 554,
/. O. T, NJ. Monday evening \
full attendance is desired.
John II. Edgerton returned from
New York state Saturday evening,
where he had been visiting relatives
and friends for several weeks,
Rev. Fl. Joistcn, accompanied by
Rev. Frs. Lcnhardt, of Michigamme
and Langdon. Of Ishpcming. en-
joyed hunting tripi in Avon town
ship Monday and Tuesday
About 250 deer licenses have been
issued by County Cicrk Beehcr
and hi, deputies 10 resident hunters.
There have been no nonresident Ip-
plicatjons this year.
N. Wallace lost Il valuable horse
thi, week The animal bad recent
IL been purchased in Chicago, and
sustained injuries while in a car en-
route 10 thi, city.
ChaS Hcbard Il Son sawmill at
Pcquamng closed down Tuesday
FOR the season, after a vrrY success
ig eui Powell Il Mitghcll'> mill
at"SSunee also closed down Thugs
day
4 Michigan Girl sent25 cents TO 4
New YORK advertiser 10 find out
how 10 whiten the hands She got
the answer in few days. "Sua6
EN- IN diShwatcr. It tNEled her
tired mother nearly to.dguth,
The woods from one end OF the
pchu>ala To the other is literally
swarning with hunters. Unless
great prccaution is observed other
he>h besides venison will harbor
bullets.
Presiding Elder Rev jos. Frazer
VIII visit this city Wednesday. the
9Th inst. aud will hold Thanks
giving service at the NJ +,
church in the evening All are I'M
vted To attend.
The secretary OF state proposes u
make il hot for clereymcn and
justice, of the peace who do not
make prompt return OF all mar
riagrS which they have solcmnlzed.
lie has notified county clerks To IN
iorm the gentlemen that neglect to
90 their duty will lead To prosccu-
tons.
y Britton man who was driving a
load Of hay To market did not notice
burning stump by the roadside
and passed close to il. In Il few
seconds he found his load was on
hre and 50 rapidly did the flames
spread that he lost hi whiskcrs be-
lore be could descend from the fiery
seat to the ground. The hay met
the same fate as the whi>kcrs, but
Tue wagon was saved.
me scml-annual apporuohaleIlt
OF primary school money which
was made by State Superintendent
OF Public Instruction Hammond
Wednesday, is II big one, the per
plta-being 80 cents and the total
S1zE92o. 10, on basis of 69I.6S9 OF
children of school age included IN
,net tapportionment. According ~
Tue list the number Of childrcn OF
%nool age in Baraga county IS
i'zO6, and the amount apportioncd
10 The county is 81, ,085. 40.
frlederichs,. Stringer e Harris.
VINO have bought out the Wright "
Ss,trlnger fire insurance business at
hancock, are young men who have
9een in the employ of their pre-
uecessors for several years and are
experienced insurance men. They
are popular, honorable and ener-
getlc, and will doubtless make
success of the already large business
On their books. 1t will interest