The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-05-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

June l4tn mas Deen designated al
Flag Day.
A meeting OF the school board
was held Monday morning.
Mrs. S. W. Beck and son, oi
Huron Bay, visited friends in town
Monday.
I'D. Rowland and grand daughter
MyraWiley, Of Ishpeming, are visit
ing in town.
Attorney b. A. Miller, Of Calu.
met, transacted legal business in
town Wednesday.
d. Levitan was at Houghton,
Dollar Bay and Lake Linden the
fore part of the week.
A meeting of the county board OF
supervisors will be held on Thurs
day next, May 9th.
p. r. McKernan is having
some repairs made to the build
ing on Broad street owned by him.
Mrs. ]. W. Mckee, accompanied
by her parents, OF Chassell, has gone
to the Pacific coast for few months
pleasure trip.
A special meeting OF the village
council was held Monday evening,
the only business being the ap-
proving of liquor bonds.
Mrs. James Casey, OF West Su-
perior, visited relatives and friends
in town this week. Mrs. Casey
was formerly Miss Emma Kelsey,
of Newtonville.
William Peterson, foreman of the
d. S. S. & A. railway section at
this place, went up on the Mineral
Range branch Monday, to assist
for two weeks.
At meeting of L'Anse Lodge,
No. AS, l. o. o. F., to be
held this evening, there will be
work in the initiatory. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
DIR. Walfred Zellen, who is now
located at Redridge, in Houghton
county, spent the fore part of the
week iu town. He also visited his
parents at Skanee.
A driving horse owned by John
Campbell died Tuesday. Several
weeks ago large nail penetrated
one of the animals feet, the effects
of which resulting fatally.
A vacant room in the Court
House building is being repaired
and cleaned up, which will soon be
occupied as an Office by p. r.
McKernan, prosecuting attorney.
1t is understood that another
saloon license will be taken out in
this village. Cam. Deschaine, of
Pequaming, will open saloon in
the Sicotte building as soon as
fixtures can be procured.
Mrs. j. A. GiIgras, of Calumet,
passed through L'Anse Wednesday
on her way to ST. Mary's hospital
at Marquette, where it is under
stood she will undergo an opera
tion for the removal of tumor
Mr.. and Mrs. Gingras formerly re-
sided in this village, having re-
moved to Calumet about three
years ago.
An exchange says: Beech is used
very largely now for flooring. and it
is said to make good article,
second only TO hard maple. There
is enough beech still uncut in our
northern forests to floor the coun-
try from coast to coast, and we
hope it will come into general use,
for it will give an added value to
our hardwood lands.
Henry M. Powers, for the past
fourteen years editor of the Onton-
agon Herald, has severed his con-
nection with that paper, but it is
understood that he is not to quit |
journalism. Whatever MIR. Powers
may do he will have the best wishes |
OF the newspaper men in the U. p.
z. G. Kimball, for time employed
on the Houghton Daily Gazette,
succeeds Mr.. Powers as editor of
The Herald.
Under the new dog law it will |
fall to the sheriff hereafter to make
way with all cannes on which the !
taxes are returned unpaid. 1t is
doubtful II the law can be enforced
as the supreme court has decided
that dog is property, hence the
legislature has no power to dele
gate such authority to sheriff. |
The matter will not reach the |