The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-07-23
CITY ITEMS.

Ray Osgood, OF Marquette, 10
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. O..
F. Beehler.
Huckleberries are now in the
market. The crop this season is
large.
Paul Grierson, of Calumet, was
the guest of Geo. o. Beehler part
of the week.
]. B. Smith returned from Mar
quette Thursday, where he had
been for several days.
Miss Nina Wallace returned from
Calumet Tuesday, where she had
been visiting friends for two weeks.
Mrs. Mary Young came down
from Lake Linden Saturday for a
short visit. She returned Tuesday.
Miss Adelne Beehler returned
from Milwaukee Sunday, where she
had been visiting friends for three
weeks.
Miss Annie Williams went to the
copper country Saturday last, where
she will visit friends for number
of weeks.
Miss Selma Menge. who has been
taking a course in stenography in
Milwaukee for the past six months,
returned home Sunday.
The July term of circuit court
closed Tuesday afternoon. 1t was
the longest term held in this
county for several wears.
A social dance was held in the
Opera House Monday evening,
gotten up by a number of young
people. Several Baraga people were
present. A very enjoyable time
was had.
There is a law against allow
ing Canada thistles to 60 seed.
The village authorities should see
to it that the large crop on either
side of the streets of the town is at
once destroyed.
There will be no two ounce, three
ounce and four ounce packages OF
tobacco sold hereafter. The pack
ages will be one and one-third, two
and one third and three and one
third ounces, according to govern
ment regulations.
G. Peterson, who established a
small grist mill on his farm about
six miles west of Baraga two years
ago, was in town Monday. He is
desirous of making arrangements
to remove his mill to l. Anse.
Without doubt Supervisor John
F. Hollinger, of Pequaming, can lay
claim to growing the largest and
most delicious Strawberries ever
seen in the upper peninsula, and
indeed, we believe they cannot be
surpassed by any from any portion
of the state. Nearly every berry
is as perfect as picture, and most
of them were as large as-well,
strictly speaking hens eggs.
August Gilman, August Paulson
and August Gardberg, of Skanee,
have formed partnership and will
carry on a general threshing
business. They have purchased a
new Columbia machine from the
Bell City Manufacturing company
of Racine, Wis, which arrived
Tuesday. and are now prepared to
take orders for threshing various
kinds of grain, from any point in
the county. The members of the
firm are hustlers, and every job given
them will be done promptly and
right.
c. p. Blankenhorn and Charles !
Smith caught number of large |
speckled trout at the head of the |
bay Sunday, one exceptionally large
one weighing over two and half
pounds. Wednesday morning M.
Wallace dropped his hook in
Meadow Brook and pulled out one |
weighing over three pounds. The |
specimen was placed in the |
aquarium in Mr.. Blankenhorn S |
market, and has attracted consider
able attention. There is no better
trout fishing in the state than in
streams in the vicinity of l. Ansc.
Arrivals at Hotel Thomas during |
the week: N. b. Carpenter, j. G. |
Buckland, Grand Rapids; d. p.
Baldwin. E. A. Culver, +. G.. Trus-
colt; T.. f.. Halsey, Marquette; Hugo |
Kallman, w. B. Moon, j. B. .Comull,
w. r. Smith, MN. Gillett, Chicago;
G. L, Gibb, Skanee; Harris Levine,
Champion; Fred Proctor and wife,
A. l.. Hollinger, Pequamng; Her.
man Falk, Fred Nichols, Homer
Pennock, p. Nester, John Golden,
Hugh Nesbitt, H. w. Robinson,
Robert Wilson, Baraga; w. A.
Currie, Duluth; L. w. Hallock, G.
K. Cole, G. l.. STANDARD, Detroit;
G. ID. Hanchette, Hancock; f. L. |
Graham, Even; Allen Tyrell, Esca- I
naba; z. W. Grierson, Calumet; d.
]. Norton, Even; f. w. Halsey, (
Geo. Watson, Lake Linden; Nj. G.
Calef, Robert Lindahl, Ishpeming;
A. H, Bruett, Sr., j. E. Sullivan, !
Fond du lac; H. c. Work, Water
town, Wis; r. L. Hammond and 1
son, Iron Mountain; Allen +. Rees,
Houghton; Dixon EdgertonS, Roch-