The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-15
SNOW again sound the strain,
Raise the merry song,
For dancing DER the sunny plain,
Vacation comes along"
LOCAL ITEMS.

Waukee, SPehI IueSuay III town'
George Botsford was down from
Houghton the frst of the week.
Mrs. John O'Connor and daugh-
ter Rose visited at Houghton Sun
day.
Supervisor G. H. Anderson was
in from Skanee Wednesday and
Thursday.
William Wallace, OF Houghton,
visited friends in this village part OF
the week.
Trudeau & Rambaud have in
stalled new bar fixtures in their
saloon.
D. M. Aston, of Pittsburg, Pa. (,
and J. w. Alston, of Laird, were
L'Anse visitors Monday.
d. P. Baldwin and L. M. Van
Buren were up from Marquette on
their regular visit Wednesday.
Miss Rose Blankenhorn returned
Saturday last from Milwaukee, where
she had been visiting relatives and
friends for several months.
EDr. Walfred Zellen .came down
from Redridge Thursday. He is
not feeling very we'll, and will spend
a few DAYS at his home in Skanee.
Sunday last class of about fif-
teen boys and girls received their
first communion at Sacred Heart
church, administered by the pastor,
Rev. FIR. Sauriol.
Yesterday, Friday, June 14th,
was designated as Flag Day" the
one hundred and twenty-fourth an
niversary of the birth of the Stars
and Stripes.
]. H. Lewis, of DeKalb, ILL.,, who
is a regular visitor In L'Anse dur
ing the fishing season, was in town
this week. Mr.. Lewis spent day
fishing in one of the nearby streams.
He left for his home Thursday. In
about month he will return, ac-
companied by his family, and re-
main for two weeks.
E. M. Clithero, who has been in
Uncle Sans volunteer service in
the Philippines for the past two
years, arrived in L'Anse Wednes-
day. Mr.. Clithero was a member
of Company A, forty-fifth regiment,
and was mustered out of service at
San Francisco few days ago. He
is visiting his brotherin- law,
Ambrose Kelly.
The official proceedings of the
village council of April .Sth and 29th
appear in this issue. A record OF
the meetings from the latter date to
the present will be published next
week. The proceedings are little
old, but the delay is owing to the
fact that the council had made nc
provision for the publication
thereof.
A. Bettes, who has been in L'Anse
for the past three months in the
interest of the Detroit Construction
Company, the concern which
bought up the Iron Range & Huron
Bay railroad and iron ore docks
left for Sault Ste. MarieWednesday
The company still has force o.
men at work loading timber al
Huron Bay for shipment by boat tC
to Detroit. Mr.. Bettes will bt
absent about one week.
A meeting of LAnse Camp, No
1852, Modern Woodmen of America
was held Tuesday evening, wher
applications for the admission O
twenty-one new members were re
ceived, the result of the work o
ID. N. Davis, deputy organizer
for the order, who has been in th,
village for week in the interestFo
the local camp. A degree team
may possibly be organized.
The following letter picked up OF
the street Wednesday evening ex
plains itself: "Dear--.the reasol
that I didn't laffi when you LATED a
me yesterday in the postoffice wa
because had bile on my face AM
kant laff, IL l laff it will bust, low
you, you old sweet thing, bile or n
bile, laff or no laff, you know that
p. S.--burn this up.