The L'Anse sentinel., 1898-04-23
LOCAL ITEMS.


Funke's sawmill will commence
the season S cut next week
d. j. Rowland, of Fond du Lac,
Wis, was in town this week.
p. Nester got back from the Vel
low Dog river Thursday evening.
Tom Nugent took in the boxing
tournament at Houghton Saturday.
james Mcmahon transacted busi-
ness in Marquette part of the week.
II Nesbitt left for lower Michigan
Wednesday morning ona business
trip.
l.. Johnson, of Chicago, was
transacting business in town yes
terday.
II. W Robinson returned yester-
day from business trip to lshpem-
ing. .
Miss Kate Hollinger, of Pequam-
ing, was calling on friends in town
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs, j. B, Smith, Of
L'Anse, were calling in Baraga
Saturday.
A. Hornstein, of the Marquette
Mining Journal, was in town yes
terday
The tug Bruce left for the yellow
Dog river Wednesday, having on
board crew of river drivers.
The steam barge Santa Maria and
schooner S. f. Marvin were loaded
with lumber at Nester 5 docks this
week
Miss X. Wahl, the up-to-date mill
liner of l. 'Anse, had a beautiful dis
play of hats at Cohl's store this
week
William Graves pleaded guilty to
charge of drunk and disorderly
Tuesday and was sentenced to thirty
days in the county Jail.
This is the proper season to adj
vertise. Nothing will make You
better known than a well filled
space in TIE SENTINEL.
JOS. Obert has charge of the
Sawyer Lumber company drive
on the Sturgeon and took up crew
of men Wednesday morning.
Getzen & Minzgohr have com
pleted their logging operations at
the Summit. They disposed of
their logs to the Trout Greek
Lumber Co.
Lawrence Avoy. son~of Patrick
Avoy, aged about III years,
had the misfortune to fall
from pile Of lumber on one
of the Nester docks, where he
was working, and break his left
leg. The accident happened about
noon yesterday.
The Upper Peninsula Firemen
Association tournament will be hello
in Houghton August Sd, 4th and 5tl
next, and it will no doubt be the
most largely attended and enthusi
astic of any ever held by the as
sociaton. The people of Houghtor
have guaranteed to make it so.
The infant daughter of John Me
Farlan died Monday morning The
funeral was held from the residence
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. III. Gilling
ham, of LAnse, conducting tn,
service. Mrs. McFarlan died three
weeks ago yesterday, and th'
bereaved husband and father has
the sincere sympathy of the who'll
community in his great atlliction.
r. Frenettc, of L'Anse, has
leased the Chappell House, whicl
for the past year has been con
Quoted by William j. Bauer. ant
will assume charge May lst, Mr.
Frenette is thoroughly competen
man in the hotel business, and will
conduct a tirst-class hostelry. The
bar which has been run in con
nection with the house will be il
charge of Jerry Greenleaf.
An exchange reports that in a
examination that was made of som
electric belts" sold by a stree
fakr il was found that beneath
strip of gauze was layer of dr.
mustard. When the wearer pei
spired little the mustard wa
moistened and set up a burnin
sensation, and the deluded victlI
believed current of electricity wa
passing through him.
A number Of people have mad
inquiry as to the legal season ft
shooting wild ducks, and that II
person may make q mistake an
get into trouble, County Can
and Fish Warden n. 5. Pennoc
desires THE SENTINEL to sta'
that the open season Is 1ro
September lst to January LIST. Il
elusive. Consequently, hunte'
should take due warming. The Ia
is very strict and our etficiel
game warden is bound to see tn;
it shall be obeyed.
A North Carolina man has settle
the war question in novel manne
whether they have war or not.
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