The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

Wilfred Nadeau is in from Skanee
for few days.
A severe thunder storm occurred
Friday evening about 8 O. clock.
Miss Lulu Blankenhorn is visiting
her sister, Mrs. L. B. Armstrong,
at Calumet.
W. F. James and Attorney w. A..
Burritt, of Hancock, were in town
Friday.
Note what Il. Nesbitt has to
offer in his advertisement on the
Baraga page in this issue. 1t will
pay you.
William H. O'Brien, OF Chicago,
one Of the leading stockholders in
the L'Anse Brownstone company,
was in town for a few days this
week.
Mrs. 1. Levitt and three children,
of Phillips, Wis, have been
visiting at the residence OF
Mrs. Levitt's sister-in-law, Mrs.
d. Levitan, for two weeks.
Mrs. Levitt also visited relatives
and friends in the copper country
for few days, in company with
Mrs. Levitan.
Isl Slocum S" show company
played at the Opera House Monday
evening to fair-sized audience.
The company gave very fair
entertainment of the rural variety,
interspersed with good singing
and dancing, The musical selec-
tions by the orchestra composed of
members of the company were
exceptionally find. A street parade
was also given.
Octave Sicotte has decided to
make extensive improvements to
his building on Main street. The
east half of the lower story, which
has heretofore been used as
blacksmith shop. will be entirely
remodled-a new front put in,
new foofs, ceiling, etc. The old
stairway on the side of the building
will re torn down, and an entrance
from the street to the upstairs part
will be put in between the two
store fronts, thereby giving access
to the two compartments from the
entrance. The improvements con-
templated represent an expenditure
of about $500.
Mayor Carter Harrison, Of Chica-
go, expects to leave that city about
July 18th for the Huron Mountain
club, which has been the mayors
summer resort for a number OF
years. 1t is located in the northern
portion of Marquette county, close
to the Baraga county line, and may
be reached either by way of l. 'Anse
or Marquette, but the mayor nearly
always makes the journey by way
of Marquette. Mayor Harrison
said recently to a Chicago reporter
that "the fishing is not specially
remarkable, but the sleeping is
bully" He will remain at the Club
until September 18th.
A class of twenty candidates were
initiated into the mysteries of
"woodcraft" Tuesday evening by
L'Anse Camp, No. 1852, Modern
Woodmen of America. The adop-
ton ceremonies were under the
personal direction of Deputy d. N.
Davis, of Menominee, with the as
sistance of the local degree team
recently organized. Mr.: Davis was
in the village for several days in the
interest of the local camp. He
has been the means of insttuting
quite stir in local Woodmen
circles and as a result Of his efforts
L'Anse camp has been placed in a
flourishing condition. It0now has q
membership of nearly fifty. Mr..
Davis has also met with much sue
cess in other towns in the upper
peninsula, initiating large class
at Marquette last week, and instit-
uting new camp of seventeen
members at Keweenaw Bay, the
location of the new Mass stamp
mill, north of Baraga. Next week
he expects to initiate class Of
about thirty at Baraga.