The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-22
LOCAL ITEMS.

Walter r. Harris has taken a
position with the Mass Mining COM
pany.
d. j. Caven, of Marquette, travel
ing auditor of the D. S. S. & A..
road, was in town Thursday.
Miss Grace Mitchell will leave to-
day for her home at Lawton,
lower Michigan, to spend her school
vacation. "
Mrs. f. l.. Mason returned Friday
morning from on extended visit to
Chicago and various points in New
York state.
The Duluth, South Shore & At
lantic this week commenced running
a newly-painted train just out of
the company's shops at Marquette.
Will ]. McKanna, DR.. Scallon
and Larry Carrigan came down
from Hancock Thursday evening,
to spend day angling for trout il
one of the nearby streams.
Sam. Bovin completed his portion
of the contract with the village
Thursday in the construction of the
pier along the Bay Shore road.
The filing and grading, is not
yet completed.
Prof. w. Thurtell, of Chicago, the
expert optician, is at the Thomas
Hotel. Those desiring their eyes
tested and fitted for glasses will dc
well to call .at once. Mr. Thurtell
is we'll known throughout this sec-
tion, and his work has always given
the best of satisfaction.
j. w. Mckee, agent at the South
Shore depot in this village for the
past year, left for Mt. Vernon,
Wash, Thursday night. Mr.,
McKee's many friends regret his
departure from town, but unite in
wishing him success wherever he
may locate. j. c. Hansen, former
ly agent at Trout Creek, succeeds
Mr.. Mckee as agent here.
The county board of supervisors
will meet Monday next, June oath.
As the state board of equalization
will meet at Lansing on August
18th, to equalize the valuations
of the various counties of the state,
it is incumbent upon the board of
supervisors Of every county to meet
on June 24th, to equalizc the assess
ment rolls of the several townships
or wards in the county.
County Clerk Geo. O. Beehler,
accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
Agnes Beehler, went to Calumet
Thursday evening to attend the
funeral of the late Mrs. Eva Guck,
who died at the home of her son,
Homer G.. \Guck, at Calumet,
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Guck
was seventy-three years of age,
and was one of the Oldest residents
of the copper country. The funeral
was held at Lake Linden Friday
morning.
The much-heralded attraction
Isl Slocum," rural comedy, is
billed for the Opera House in this
village Monday evening, June oath.
1t is given credit for being a
clever stage production and prom
ises to be remarkably funny. All
the points are said to be brought
out easily and naturally and it is
almost impossible to avoid con-
tinuous laughter. Watch for the
big parade by the famous Hickory
Holler band. Admission % and 80
cents.
Jacob Spruce was arrested Thurs
day upon complaint Of Patrick
Culliney, county game and fish
warden, for having in his possession
the carcass OF a little fawn in the
spotted coat. Spruce was arraigned
in justice court and admitted
having shot the fawn, which could
not have been over a week old
He was held for trial in\the circuit
court, bail being fixed In the sun
of 5000 for his appearance
The sooner some people learn tc
observe the game and fish laws, the
better it will be.