The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-09-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

III oOWu Itudy.
E. A. Culver, of Marquette, spent
Thursday in town.
Mrs. Charles Sundberg came up
from Marquette Friday.
Alexander Houle was Calumet
visitor part Of the week.
Joseph Stringer, of Hancock,
spent a few hours in L'Anse Friday.
Rev. J. M. Shank will leave
Wednesday next to attend the an
nual M. E. conference.
Lieut.. Governor o. w. Robinson
spent few hours 10 town Saturday
last, and also visited Pequaming.
M. Hansen has leased the Osgood
building on Main street, and will
remove his grocery stock there next
week.
The Misses Laura Brennan and
Eta Steinba went to Calumet
Friday for a few weeks visit with
friends.
John G.. Sterk returned from
Marquette Friday, where he had
been attending the U. S. court as a
juror. -
The SENTINEL has again been
selected by the state officials to
do the state printing for Baraga
county during the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Hook
mourn the loss of their little son,
aged one year, who died Saturday
night. The funeral was held Mon
day afternoon.
Geo. E. Bogrand, publisher of the
Wausaukee (Wis.) Independent,
spent part of the week in town
visiting his father, who is tenn
porarily located here.
D. Levitan, of the firm of Jacob
son & Levitan, who has been in
Chicago for a number of days, pur-
chasing a large stock of fall and
winter goods. returned home Friday.
At the NJ. E. church tomorrow
evening Rev. ]. NJ. Shank will take
for his subject: "a Man who
Studied God From Cave and then
From a Mountain. "
Mrs. A. M. Kelley, OF Skanee,
left last week for Toronto. Ont, to
visit her parents for two months.
She was accompanied as far as Mar
quette by her husband, who also
transacted business in Munising, re-
turning home yesterday.
At the last quarterly conference
of the NJ. E. church for this year,
held Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Mr..
Shank was paid his salary in full
and presented with $50 over all for
the year. 1t was also unanimously
voted to petition for his return
another year.
A new postoffice rule has gone
into effect imposing fine of 5000 or
one years Imprisonment on anyone
who, through carelessness or other
wise. takes mail not belonging to
him from the Office and fails to re-
turn it at once. This applies to
newspapers as we'll as letters and
other valuable mail. People when
taking their mail at the Office should
examine it before going out of the
building; it will take but minute,
and will save great deal of trouble.
To say it was the postmaster S
fault will cut no figure under the
present ruling. g.-Ex.
A meeting of the Democratic
county committee was held on
Thursday, at which all the
members of the committee were
present with the exception of the
member from Covington township.
The committee decided to call the
county convention for nominating
county officers at L'Anse, on
Wednesday, the 10Th inst. At the
last county convention of the Demo
Gratis the committee was empowered
to select delegates to attend the
congressional, senatorial and repre-.
sentative conventions. The com
mittee elected the following dele
gates: Congressional convention
Walfred Been and Martin ]. Nc.
Kanna senatorial convention :
James ]. Byers, Henry Girard an l
Hugh Nesbitt; representative con