The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-09-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

James McKercher, OF spur, was
in town Wednesday and Thursday.
Supervisor Charles H. Anderson,
Of Skanee, was in town part OF the
week. He also visited the copper
country.
w. J.. Steele, of the Hathaway
Graphite Manufacturing company,
was at the copper country part OF
the week.
Mrs. J. M. Shank and Miss Laura
Edgerton left Tuesday night for
Buffalo, N. Y, to visit the Pan
American exposition.
Hebard & Sons large saw mill
and shingle mill plants at Pequam-
ing were closed down Thursday in
honor of Mckinley memorial day.
A cold wave held sway during the
past week, and for few moments
Tuesday light furry of snow fell
a gentle reminder OF what is to
follow
A meeting of the school board
of L 'Anse township was held Mon
!, day afternoon. The official pro-
ceedings will be found on another
page of this paper.
The annual report Of the financial
standing of the board of education
of the township of L'Anse for the
school year ending September 2,
1901, will be. found on page eight.
G.. O. Beehler and nephew,
Donald Young, were visitors in
Calumet Thursday to witness the
memorial day parade and services
in honor of the late President Nc
Kinley.
Joe O'Connor, who has been
spending his vacation at his home
in L'Anse, will leave for Ann
Arbor tomorrow night toresume his
course in the law department of
the University of Michigan.
The schooner Belle Hanscom was
loaded with cedar ties here this
week. The ties were cut last
winter and are the property of the
estate of Pascal Perron. They are
consigned TO Chicago parties. The
Hanscom took on cargo of 1900
ties. She left Friday.
y Willie st. Ange left for Flint
Wednesday to resume his studies
at the school for deaf and dumb,
after spending a three months
vacation at his home in this village.
Willie is an exceedingly bright
little fellow, general favorite and
is making rapid progress in his
studies. He is now entering upon
his third year OF schooling at the
Flint 'institution.
Joseph Williams, who resides a
couple of miles north of the Nj. E.
Mission, was arrested Monday
upon complaint OF William Shaw,
the charge being assault and bat
terry. The trial took place Wednes-
day. The defendant was assessed
the costs, or twenty days in Jail,
fine being deferred upon his
promise to keep out of further
trouble He was committed to Jail.
A marriage license was issued
yesterday by County Clerk Beehler
to William Richard Goggin, ol
Nestoria, this county, and Miss
Caroline Urana Kennedy, of Nor
way, Dickinson county. The
young couple lost no time after
procuring the necessary license,
in seeking the services of justice
of the peace, to perform the mar,
riage ceremony, whicn was ac
complished within half hour after
the license was procured.
1t is said that a young mar
who was employed in the
freight depot at Houghton, was
ordered out of that place thi:
week by indignant citizens because
it is alleged, he made disrespectful
remarks concerning the late
President Mckinley. He came
down to L'Anse Wednesday, as
he has relatives residing here
The officials of the railroad com
pany at Marquette were notified
OF the young mans alleged
remarks and as consequence
he lost his job at the
depot. For the present he is
staying in L'Ansej as a harbor Of
refuge, but as to how long the
fellows presence in town will hav'
to be endured we do not know.
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