The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-11-06
CITY ITEMS.

was in town wednesday.
This is the month when Turkey
"gets it in the neck.
Mrs. w. Fl. Rice, of Skanee, Wis
tied Mrs. John Hid Thursday.
C. A. Stringer, of Hancock, was
in town Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. S. D. Davenport, of Baraga,
was the guest of Mrs. John Hid
Thursday.
Charles Smith is putting steam
heating apparatus in his blacksmith
shop.
A large number of deer licenses
have been issued to residents of this
county.
James McKercher, of Spur, ,coun-
ty surveyor, was in town the fore
part of the week.
The South Shore passenger train
from the east was from one to
three hours late every evening this
week.
Arthur Williams has gone to
Houghton. where he has secured a
position in the store of Graha m
Pope.
A regular meeting of the village
council was held Thursday evening.
The official proceedings will be found
on page eight.
c. A. Colstrom, of st. Paul, was
calling on friends in L'Anse and
Skanee this week. Mr.. Colstrom
was formerly a resident of Skanee.
Mrs. G.. F. Beehler was called to
Marquette Saturday last on account
Of the illness of her grandson. Hiram
OSgood, who is confined to his bed
with diphtheria. but at last ac-
counts was improving rapidly.
The social tea given at the Town
Hall last Saturday afternoon was
a success socially and financially.
The tables were prettily decorated
with ferns and presented very neat
appearance Much credit is due the
young ladies who were in charge.
Attention is called to the special
sale OF ladies'. misses and children S
jackets and ladies capes, which will
be held at Jacobson Il Levitan S
store Monday, Nov. Sth, for one day
only. You will find fine line to
select from, and prices reasonable.
Read their advertisement on page
eight
Mrs. Meta Wiley gave party to
the young people Thursday evening
in honor of Miss Grace Gardeau, who
left for Marquette yesterday. A
very pleasant time is reported.
Miss Gardeau has made her home
with Mrs. Wiley for the past two
years, but Marquette will be her
future place of residence.
Now that the open season is close
at hand, the following word of eau
ton is going the rounds of the press:
No hunter should discharge his gun
at any object until he is absolutely
certain what that object is, no mat
ter where he is. or whether he feels
certain no human being is near him.
Last year many hunters lost their
lives in the woods, chiefly through
-the non-observance of this rule. A
>hsaterwho will discharge his gun
into clump of bushes, just because
he observes movement there, is
decidedly dangerous man in the
woods, and should his carelessness
result in wounding or killing IA
human being, the guilty party should
be made to suffer for his rash act.
No hunter can exercise too much
caution in the woods.
Arrivals at Hotel Thomas this
week: Geo. G. Cooper, f. w. Ellis,
Oscar Hart. NJ. Grau, c. w. Nelson,
Chicago; C. A. Stringer, T. II. Lang.
Hancock; E. 40 'Brien, Minneapolis;
H. o. McMain, Marquette; James
Fremelling, Sault Ste. Marie; Ed.
Nichols, Nestoria; ]. A. Fuller, J.C.
Buckland, Sam'l Wohlruck, II. G.
Kennedy, Milwaukee; Geo. Scoteld,
Baraga; G. G.. Spencer, Duluth;
Harry Drilling, Samuel Brady, S.H.
Brady, NJ. Ketson, Earl Edgerton,
Detroit; Ira b. Weller, AuTrain;
S.W Beck, Huron Bay; Otto Schupp,
Saginaw; f. b. Baldwin. Ashland;
NJ. NJ. Dewitt, st. Paul; n. Etzearn,
Grand Rapids; f. T. Fairbairn, lsh-
peming; Theo. d. Hall, Negaunee;
Oscar Zellen, Skanee.
The following is taken from the
Michigamme correspondence to the
Negaunee Iron Herald: "Officer
veale aid neat piece OF work
Tuesday. He was informed by
telegraph that man who had com
mitted robbery at Nestoria was be-
lieved to be coming towards Michi-
CANINE on foot. Just as he was
about to leave the depot he noticed
man coming into town from the
west, who answered the description,
but allowed him to go up town.
Becoming convinced that he
had the right man, arrested him,
and, upon search, it was found that
ne had twenty dollars secretcd in