The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-02
CITY ITEMS.

trip to Ishpeming Monday.
George Noble, of Covington. was
in town on business Wednesday.
Martin Voetsch visited the cop
ner country the fore part of the
week.
NJ Wallace and William Haviland
snent part of the week at the Huron
Mountains.
Senator o. w. Robinson was
transacting business in this city
and at Baraga Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. David Denomme, who has
been seriously i'll for the past
month, is able to sit up and is
steadily improving.
Simon Denomie, Assinins' pop
uar postmaster and merchant,
was transacting business in town
Thursday.
At meeting of Fall River Tent,
K O. T, NJ, Thursday evening,
three candidates were initiated,
and next week four others will fol-
low suit.
WE. Tyler, of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul road, passed
through the city yesterday, en-
route from the copper country to
Green Bay.
Walter Seifert entertained num-
ber of his young friends Wednesday
evening from until 9 o clock in
honor of his tenth birthday. An
enjoyable time was had.
Look after your chimneys, stoves
and heating apparatus. The day is
not far off when the Frost King
will resume sway and as usual find
many unprepared for his advent.
A great improvement has been
made to the steps leading to the
Opera House. There is now a
large landing aud neat walk,
which will indeed be greatly APP
preciated.
We are indebted to State Game
and Fish Warden Chase S. Osborn
for a copy of the game and fish laws
of 1897, which is in pamphlet form,
containing ll2 pages.
Samuel Emerie has entered into q
contract with George Noble, Of
Covington, to get out 1000 railroad
ties. Mr. Emerie will commence
the work in about two weeks.
John Vedder, of Covington, was
transacting business in town Tues
day. Mr.. Vedder states that it has
been an exceedingly prosperous
year for the farmers of Covington
township, and all crops are good.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Guck and
daughter, who have been visiting at
the Beehler residence for a week,
left for their home at Calumet
Wednesday evening. They were
accompanied by Miss Lizzie Beehler
who will visit relatives and friends
in that city for two months.
Young man, don't whine. We
never saw a successful business man
that was a wilmer. Successful men
are cheerful men-cheerful in ad-
versity as well as in prosperity.
When things go wrong, and they do
occasionally with all men, they come
up smiling and keep pegging away
until the better times come, as they
always do to those who learn to
labor and to wait
Now that the d., S. S. & A.
trains run through to Calumet, a
change has been made in the time
card. The train for Detroit, the
east, Bessemer and the Gogebic
range, formerly due at L'Anse at
1915 a. m, now arrives at 1870.
For Houghton and the copper
country the arrival of the train has
been changed from 1913 p. m. to
1905 p. IN. For Chicago and Mar
quette, from 3 45 pm. to 4:22 p. m,
and the evening train for the cop
per country from 6:05 to SOB
Several farmers in the vicinity of
this village were busy this week
threshing their wheat The crops
were all good and the wheat as fine
as any ever raised in this state.
Farmers now thoroughly realize
that they can raise as good wheat
as their brethern in lower Michigan
and it is only question of time
when the upper peninsula will be
able to cope with 'em in this pro-
duct. What we need is IA good
grist mill in L'Anse, which would
be easily accessible to farmers
throughout the entire county. 1t
would be grand thing and would
certainly pay.
The Ontonagon Herald of last
saturday says: DR.. Geo. McElveen
while firing off u gun about two
weeks ago received the contents OF
tne cartridge in the right eye, the
cartridge having as hunters say
blown out. !" The eye became so
painful that the doctor was com
PEELED to go to Marquette on Satur-
uay last tO consult Doctor Horn