The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-04-02
CITY ITEMS.
Register today.

from Pequaming Thursday
S, II. Harris left for Chicago
Thursday afternoon on short pusi'
ness trip.
Miss Sophia Newman and brother
Andrew were in from Skanee this
week.
E. B. Pemberthy, Of Houghton,
was shaking hands with friends III
town yesterday.
Miss Emma Messner, of Newton
vile, visited relatives and friends III
town this week.
Miss Adeline Beehler returned
from "a visit with relatives at Calu-
met Saturday.
The annual report of l. Anse
township treasurer is published in
The SENTINEL today.
L. j: Shepard and daughter
Margcry, of Calumet, spent Sunday
with relatives in town.
Rev. James Pascoe, of Lake
Linden, was the guest OF Rev. ii.
Gillingham last week.
Mrs. f. T.. Halsey and children
are guests of Mrs Halseys parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Thomas.
A. G.. Youngdahl, of Skance, was
in town this week in attendance at
the examination for teachers certl-
ticates.
Miss Grace Harris went to Calu-
met Monday to spend the week $
school vacation with her aunt, Mrs.
l.. j. Shepard.
r. r. Williams, who has been
travelling in Wisconsin and Min
nesota for the past four months, re-
turned home Saturday,
The Detroit Journal of Monday
states that the steamer Alpena will
leave Detroit for the north on her
first trip this season, April I.
John d. Rockefeller is 52 years Of
age and his wealth is estimated at
$500. 900, 600, and his income at
present is ) ,000, 900 per mcnth.
Miss Sarah Lawson and Miss
Segrid Iellan, OF Skanee, were in
town Thursday and Friday, in at
tendance at the examination for
teachers certificates.
Capt w Been, tof Skanee; John
Vedder, of Covington; James Me-
Kercher, of Spur, and George Nc
Donald, of Redruth, were in town
on business Thursday.
The regular examination for
teachers certificates was held at
the Court House. in this city, Thurs
day and Friday. An examination
for admission to the State Agri-
cultural College was also held.
Editor O Brien, of the Iron County
Reporter, issued special edition of
his paper in pamphlet form last
week, in which he gives IA good
description of his town and county,
and the natural resources afforded.
The edition was neatly gotten up.
Miss Fabola Belanger returned
from Boston, Mass, Wednesday,
after stay of about nine months,
where she has been occupying a
position as cashier in her brother S
store, She expects to return to
Boston in few weeks.
THE SENTINEL is in receipt OF
another interesting communication
from San Francisco, Cal, from the
pen of Lake Superior School
Teacher, but on account of lack OF
time we are obliged to postpone its
publication until next week.
Maccabees going to the Klondike
gold fields and dying from exposure
while there, forfeit all claims in the
order, is the latest decision that has
been handed down by the supreme
commander Other mutual benefit
associations are thinking of adopt
ing similar rules.
Rev. II. Gillingham will occupy
the pulpit in the NJ, E. church at
Baraga tomorrow evening, the SER
vice commencing at Z o clock. The
services at the NJ. h. church in this
city will be conducted by the
Christian Endeavor, in charge OF
Mrs. f. L. Bower.
THE SENTINEL $ presses have been
kept running day and night the
greater part of the week, turning
out election work for various town
ships. consequently we have not
had the usual time TO devote to the
paper. But elections are necessary,
and we are always pleased to do
the work, and fill all orders
promptly.
A number of the papers Of Michi-
gan are printing an item to the eff
feet that the last Legislature
changed the law regarding the
catching of trout so as TO make the
season begin on April 10, instead of
May |. This is wrong; the law re-
mains-as it has been for long time,
and trout can be legally caught only
after May /.