The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-09-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

on the merchants III IOWu moHuoy'
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Camp
bell, Thursday evening, daughter.
DR.. ]. o. Zellen has opened his
new drug store in the Wallace
block.
There were exceedingly heavy
frosts Wednesday and Thursday
mornings.
Miss Adeline Houle, of Marquette,
was the guest of Miss Sadie Gavin
this week.
Robert Reynolds, who was quite
i'll for number Of days, is able to
be out again.
A large gravestone arrived this
week and has been placed over the
grave of the late F. Goltsch, by
the family of deceased.
A crew of several men returned
from Chassell this week, where they,
had been employed loading ties for
w. ]. Carney & Co., of Chicago.
W. r. Harris left for the Elm
River mine Tuesday morning, where
he has position. His family will
remain in L'Anse for the present.
Mrs. H. Marksrnan and grandson,
P. w. Lightfoot, who have been
visiting friends for four weeks, left
for their home at Odanah, Wis,
Thursday.
Robert Foote returned Wednes-
day from Boston and other eastern
points, where he had been on a
brief business trip. Mr.. Foote left
yesterday for his home in Brecken-
ridge, Colorado.
The people of this community are
pleased to learn that Miss Annie
Williams, who.has been critically ill
with typhoid fever at Lansing, is
now considered out of danger, and
rapidly recovering.
THE SENTINEL has been selected
as the newspaper in which to have
published the order and petition in
Guiding the list of lands to be ad-
vertised for sale for taxes in the
county of Baraga at the ensuing
general tax sale in May, 1900.
Earl Edgerton was shaking hands
with L'Anse friends Tuesday and
Wednesday. Mr. Edgerton and
family will leave for Detroit in a
few days; from there they will go to
New York, Mrs. Edgerton's old
home.
= A newspaper is like bill of fare.
No person likes all it contains. The
proper way is to select what you
like and leave what you dislike to
those who have different taste.
Don t find fault with the menu be-
cause you cant swallow the whole
list. o
Tomorrow, September 18th, the
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic will
give its annual excursion to Detroit
at cheap fares, the rates from this
vicinity being as follows: From
Houghton, Chassell, Baraga and
L'Anse and return, 81. The tickets
will cover transportation by the
South Shore and the Detroit g.
Cleveland steamers to Detroit and
return, meals and berths being
extra, and will be good for a return
on any steamer of the line leaving
Detroit up to that leaving at D
O'Clock on the afternoon of Oct. I'd.
There promises to be "a large turn
out from the copper country.
The committee composed OF three
members of the board of supervisors
aDDOlUUcu W liNVot'SooO OhO
bills presented by the village
council of Baraga, in cases OF
typhoid fever, amounting to over
81 900, met Wednesday, and after
careful investigation decided that
they had no legal right to cause
orders to be drawn for the amount
of the bills, or any part thereof,
and will so report at the next
meeting of the county board.
The committee will also investigate
the claims presented in case Of
scarlet fever at Pequaming,
amounting to S24l. The total
claims amount to a large sum,
and it is certainly the duty of
the board of supervisors to act
carefully before paying out hun
dreds of dollars OF county funds
until it is absolutely determined
that it is just and legal claim,
and one which the county is
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