The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-07-05
LOCAL ITEMS.
robert Reynolds was at Houghton

Mrs. Oscar Zellen, of Skanee, visited
friends in L'Anse Monday.
George Mum, of the Arcadian,
was in town Sunday visiting friends.
Charles Hartveig, of Skanee, went
to Newberry Thursday for q brief
visit.
Miss Clorida Belanger has re-
turned from Houghton, where she
visited for few weeks.
Miss May McKernan came down
from Dollar Bay Wednesday to
visit her parents for two weeks.
Miss Nellie McCabe returned Mon
day from Greenland, Ontonagon
county, where she visited relatives
for several weeks.
Miss Mary and Dennis Shea ar
rived from Hancock and Dollar Bay
Thursday night to spend the Fourth
at their home here.
Elizabeth and Botsford McRae,
of Dollar Bay, are visiting at the
home of their grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. @. McKernan.
r. Hathaway, president of the
Hathaway Graphite company, who
has been sick for the past three
weeks, is still seriously i'll.
The Misses Kate Shea aud Anna
belle Chisholm left Monday for Mar
quette to attend the summer term
at the Northern Normal.
Mrs. John Campbell returned
Friday from Petersburg, lower
Michigan, where she had been visit
ing her father, Rev. A. D. Curtis,
for two weeks.
A Republican caucus will be held
Tuesday evening next to elect
delegates from 'L'Anse township to
the county convention to be held at
Baraga the following day.
Rev. d. Macdonald, publisher of
the Iron River American, was q
L'Anse visitor Tuesday. Mr.. Mac
Donald is candidate for rep
resentative in the state legislature
from this district.
John Wise and A. N. Pinet, o
Baraga, drove to Skanee Monday on
business. Mr.. Wise returned home
the same day, while Mr.. Pinet
remained in that vicinity until
Wednesday.
An interesting story, lots OF
beautiful scenery, strong specialties
and accompany of clever people 60
to make up the production of "The
Missouri Girl" at the Opera House,
L'Anse, July 9Th. Seats on sale at
w. T.. Menge's.
A fishing party from Calumet,
consisting OF Messrs. Vivian,
Trainer, Cruese and Wilkinson en-
joyed trip to the Silver, Slate
and Ravine rivers the fore part OF
the week. The caught about $50
trout between them,
Gretchen Adeline, infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Guck,
of Calumet, died Monday. The
child had been in delicate health
since birth. The remains were
brought to L'Anse Tuesday, and
interment was made in the family
lot, in L'Anse cemetery.
> The D., S. S. & A. railway COM
pany have issued a handsome little
booklet. 1t is called the North
s Country Mail, and is devoted to a
description of the elegance Of its
new train service inaugurated this
spring, and is profusely illustrated.
1t also contains a splendid bird s
eye map showing every station
along its entire line between the
500 and Duluth. Send to the
general offices at Marquette for one.
Saturday s lacrosse game between
the Portage Lake and Calumet
teams, says the Hancock Journal,
recalls the fact that Hancock was
given an exhibition Of the game as
played by the aborigines on the
same grounds five years ago. The
event was on the Fourth OF July and
the Indian teams we're from L'Anse
and the Indian Mission They
marched up Quincy street to the
grounds painted like savages. The
game abounded with all OF the in-
terest Of Indian lacrosse. The goal
was post, instead OF net as in
the Canadian national game. A nine
from the team also played baseball
with the White Caps, Hansook q
champion ball tossers in those days.