The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-02-05
CITY ITEMS.


sick list.
S. Jacobson returned from Dollar
Bay Sunday afternoon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Elzior
Belanger, Thursday evening, son.
f. G. Truscott, of Marquette, was
calling on the merchants in town
Wednesday.
Thermometers registered fourteen
degrees below zero at 7:3O Wedncs-
day morning.
There was no mail from Chicago
or Detroit Monday on account OF the
severe storm.
The passenger train from the east
was two hours late Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. r. r. Williams, who has
been i'll the past week, is improv-
ing.
Charles Mccormick, OF Menomi-
nee, transacted business in town
yesterday.
Russell Smith went to Houghton
yesterday to visit relatives for a
few days.
S. T. Harris has been having a
severe tussle with rheumatism for
the past few days. C
Miss Nina Wallace entertained a
few friends Monday evening in
honor of her birthday.
Attorney p. r. McKernan trans
acted business in the copper coun-
try yesterday.
Mrs. Victor Peterson went to
Iron Mountain Saturday to spend
week with her daughter
Miss Stella Kerwin returned to
Manistque Saturday morning, after
spending u week with her parents
in town.
G. p. Blankenhorn, who has been
on business trip in Wisconsin for
the past two weeks, returned home
Thursday.
Neil J. Dougherty, foreman of
the L'Anse Brownstone company's
quarry, left for Chicago Sunday on
u business trip.
At the meeting of L'Anse Lodge
No AS, 10. o. F., Saturday even
ing last, the officers elected for the
ensuing term were duly installed
Miss Trethewey, of Chicago,
visited her aunt, Mrs. G.. Johnston,
Saturday and Sunday. She left for
Lake Linden Monday to visit her
parents.
John B. Belanger. of this city,
left for Chicago Sunday, where he
has secured "a position with the
Alaska Mining and Transportion
Co., and will soon start for the
Klondike.
An exchange is authority for the
following, which is well worth re-
membering: "Be liberal with your
home paper Not an issue goes out
but what is of far more benefit to
you than the whole amount of your
subscription for one year.
Judge Haire held court open just
half an hour in Keweenaw county at
the last term of court, there not be-
ing one case of any kind to be tried
During the past year there has been
but one criminal case in that county
and the prosecuting attorney feels
that he is imposing on the taxpay-
ers by drawing his salary
THE SENTINEL desires TO publish
every item of news, and strives hard
to do so, yet frequently there are
items of interest which cannot be
learned without the aid OF others
If you have friends visiting you, if
you or your friends are going away.
if there is party, wedding, a
birth or any news that you know
of, you will confer q great favor by
letting us know.
S. L. Smith, 1913 Woodward ave-,
Detroit, was one OF the ~
bidders to offer a site for the
new armor plate factory. He
offered 600 acres near the village
of L'Anse free of charge. Mr.
10 tIuSbCC vi bilC DlODtlp
and says that all the building
material is right on the ground,
including sandstone and water.
and he thinks it is an ideal site
No Detroit property was offered
for the site.-Detroit Evening
Journal.
Arrivals at Hotel Thomas during
the week: w. p Brown, st. Louis;
Oscar Zellen, Skanee; Harris Levine,
Champion; r. J. Welsh, o. Hart,
r. Bullock, Chicago; J. M. Wooding,
i. Kistler, Pennsylvania. S. Bains,
Milwaukee; T. II. Lang, Hancock;
James Barker, Detroit; Geo. w.
Shaw, G.. f. French, f. g. Truscott,
ID. p. Baldwin, Marquette; Phil
Dexter, Ben. Brink, VIM. X. Havi-
land, VIM. X. Haviland, Jr., Pc
quaming; Harry Bernstein, Toledo,
O.; T. L. Spring, c. G. Spencer,
Duluth; ID. j. Norton, Even; T.. b.
Baldwin, Ashland; II. r. O'Hane,