The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-05-12
, LOCAL ITEMS.

Sunday with his parents in this
village.
Charles Peterson, of Iron Noun
tain, visited friends in town this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Wallace, OF
Houghton, spent Sunday with
friends in town.
Walter Seifert and Jack Campbell
have been numbered among the sick
the past few days.
Rev. FIR. Marceau, pastor OF st.
AIMS church at Chassell, was a
L'Anse visitor Tuesday.
W. S. Prickett, the well-known
Sidnaw lumberman, transacted
business in town Wednesday.
W. R. Harris was down from Elm
River mine, Houghton county, to
spend part of the week with his
family.
Jacob Boehringer went to Mar
quette Sunday, where he will reside
with his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Sundberg.
OF the l,600 health officers in
Michigan all but 17S have sent their
reports to the state board Of health.
Prosecuting attorneys have been in
structed to get after the delinquents.
H. f. Hasbrouck, editor of the
Sidnaw Record, which was destroyed
by fire few weeks ago, says that
the paper will not be resurrected,
as the business there will not war
rant it. ~
Geo. Botsford was in town few
days this week, on visit at the
home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. @. McKernan. He has been
engaged with a party OF surveyors,
running line from Escanaba to
Claiming, for the new Escanaba 4
Lake Superior railroad.
Calumet citizens are planning for
big time at the U. p Firemen S
tournament. The time set for the
meet is August Sth, 9th and 10th.
The committee decided to have the
same ,rules govern which were in
vogue at the Marquette tournament
last year. Sault Ste. Marie and
Ishpeming are making strong bids
for the tournoment in 1901.
Rev. FIR. Joseph G.. Pinten, for
merly pastor of Sacred Heart
church in this village, now priest in
charge of ST. Peters cathedral in
Marquette, accompanied by Bishop
Els, left Marquette Monday night
on the first stage of their journey to
Rome. They sail from New York
today on the steamship Enis for
Naples. 1t is their intention to be
gone about three months and before
, returning they will make short
tour of Europe.
The Thomas House, which justly
enjoys the reputation of being the
best hotef in any town in the upper
peninsula outside of the larger
cities, has undergone many marked
improvements. The rooms have
been re-painted and papered, and
put in excellent condition. A
notable feature of the hotel is that
no pains are spared to provide
every comfort for guests, and
that it is highly appreciated by the
travelling public is proven by the
flattering compliments heard from
every source. TIE lawn in front Of the
hotel, which during the summer is
literally surrounded by beautiful
flowers, has been put in condition.
and will soon assume its attractive
appearance.
The 500 Times is now published
under the ownership of G. S Beadle,
and will be edited by the owner, as
sisted by Lewis s. Laing, formerly
: OF the Saginaw Herald, and with
Nun McCarty as business manager.
Mr.. Beadle explains that he did not
become owner of the paper 'from
choice or for financial profit, but
because he had endorsed paper for
the former proprietors and had to
take the property to protect himself
from loss. We hope he has done this,
and wish him success in his news
paper venture. There are all kinds
of ways OF getting into the news
paper business, and one very com
mon way OF getting out OF it. 1t is
to be hoped he will not make his
exit in that way.-Mining Journal.