The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-10-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

W. c. Allen was up from Mar
quette Monday,
P. F. Tracy was in from Coving
ton Wednesday.
Frank Hall, of Houghton, spent
Sunday in town.
August Menge is out again after
a number of days illness.
Angus Smith, of Detroit, spent q
few days in town this week.
A meeting of the township board
was held Thursday afternoon.
Miss Katie Shea went to the cop
per country Sunday for few days
visit.
D.J. Caven, of the D., S. S, & A.
road, was up from Marquette Tues
day.
Chris Wolf, of Chicago, spent
Sunday in town, the guest of c. p.
Blankenhorn.
Mrs. j. r. Thomas and Mrs. r. r..
Williams are visiting friends in the
copper country.
Mrs. NJ. Wallace returned to her
home in Houghton Monday, after a
week S visit with l. Anse friends.
Miss Aggie Shields returned Mon
day from Lake Linden, where she
had been visiting her sister for a
few days.
A meeting OF the county board of
supervisors was held Friday. The
official proceedings will appear in
next week S issue.
The Hathaway residence, in
course of construction, on Railroad
street, is well under way, and when
completed will make a very com
modous and comfortable home.
Prospective deer hunters are be-
ginning to make active preparations
for the opening of the season.
Deer licenses have been received
and can be procured by applying
to the county clerk
Supervisors Charles H. Anderson
of Arvon; Peter Girard, of Baraga;
Arthur Boucher, of Covington, and
Joseph Ryan, of Spur, were in
town Friday in attendance at q
meeting of the county board.
ID. Levitan returned Tuesday
morning from Bay City. where he
attended the annual meeting of the
grand lodge, Independent Order of
Odd Fellows. in session in that city
last week. He also visited Detroit
and Toledo.
Owing to the great amount of
work in printing the official ballots,
the limited time accorded, and also
Ii rush of other job printing this
week, we are obliged to ask the in
diligence OF our readers as regards
the lack of local news in this issue
of THE SENTINEL.
Hon. William G. Maybury and
Hon. T. f. Tarsney. of Detroit, adj
dressed a Democratic meeting in
the Town Hall Wednesday morning.
The speakers were greeted by a
good d-sized audience, and music was
furnished by the NJ. E. Mission
band. Mr.. Maybury and Mr..
Tarsney are both able speakers.
The fortieth annual convention Of
the Michigan State Sunday School
Association will be held at Owosso
November 18th, 14th and 10Th.
Every county and township associa-
tion in the state is entitled to two
delegates, and it is expected that
every Sunday school in the state
will send two representative dele
gates. A special rate of one fare
for round trip has been granted by
Michigan railways.
1t has been announced that
the Beaufort IRON mine, which
is located just across the
line in Baraga county, is
to be closed for the winter.
About forty miners will be thrown
out of employment and the work
ings will be permitted to fill with
water. The property has been
wrought during the past few
months by the Bristol Mining com
pany, a branch corporation of the
Commonwealth company. The
slack demand for ore and unpromis-
ing aspect OF the market are the
reasons for the suspension. Ma :
quet;e Mining Journrl. Later-It
Ia understOod that operatiOns were