The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-03-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

Harry Work. .of Watert0wn, called
ON his customers here Wednesday.
Geo. G. Jackman Is able to be out,
a fter q four weeks severe illness.
A meeting Of the L'Anse town
ship bo45d was held Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. L. B. Armstrong and daugh-
ter, OF Houghton, are visiting rela-
tives In town.
Attorney P. R. McKerDan trans
acted business at Hougnton
Wednesday.
The townshship schools will re-
open Monday next, after weeks
vacation.
Mesdames F.C. Proctor and E. e.
Tracy, of Pequaming, were Hough-
ton visitors Wednesday.
The Lenten season ends today.
Tomorrow being Easter Sunday,
special services will be held in the
churches. X
The baseball enthusiasts about
town have taken advantage OF the
fine weather OF the past couple OF
weeks by putting in a little time
practicing. They need lot Of it.
B. F. Goodell, of Portage, Wis,
representing the American Type
Founders Co., OF Chicago, was in
the village Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. Goodell favored this Office with
a pleasant call.
The Misses Pearl and Opal Cole
will leave for Green Bay, Wis,
next week, where they will remain
for about three months. During
their temporary absence from the
village the Cole house will be closed
up.
A license to wed was issued by
County Clerk Beehler Saturday
evening last to Sam. McGrath, OF
Dollar Bay, and Miss Delma Collins,
ofL'Anse. 1t is understood the we'd
ding will take place at Sacred Heart
church in this village April 9th.
Duncan Robinson and family,
former residents of L'Anse, we're
burned out in tenement house
fire at Houghton Wednesday night.
The Robinson family, with three
other families, lost all their house
hold goods in the destruction of the
building.
John Olson was at Houghton Mon
day for the purpose of making final
proof on his homestead claim before
the clerk of that county. Mr.. Olson
has a valuable homestead. 1t is
located near Laird on Section 26,
51-35, close to the new Mineral
Range railroad branch.
George Bennett and James Le7
Clair. two young lads residing at
Assinins, who have been in Jail since
March 1st, awaiting examination on
the charge of criminally assaulting
a young girl, on highway between
Baraga and Assinins last July,
were found guilty in Justice court
Monday. The county agent OF cor
rections and charities recommends
ed that the boys be allowed to re-
turn home without punishment, but
the court sentenced the boys to
the Reform School at Lansing until
they arrive at the age OF IL years.
Under provision OF the statute the
sentence was then suspended during
good behavior. If the boys fail to
adhere to their promise, they will
be promptly committed to the Re-
form School.
Among the graduates of the medi
cal department of the University o.
Oregon at Portland this year i:
William X. Haviland, Jr., of Pc
quaming, son of Maj. and Mrs. W
X. Haviland. Cards have been re
ceived by friends OF the young M
d. in this vicinity announcing th'
commencement exercises to be helt
next Tuesday, April 1st. Mr.. Hav
iland is one of class of twenty
In the program of exercises forcom
mencement evening Mr.. Havilan'
has been given the honor o
delivering the valedictory address
From this we are led to believe tha
he stands high in the estimation o
his fellow students and the facult,
OF the medical department. TIL
SENTINEL joins with Wills many
friends in Baraga county in wish
ing him full measure OF success il
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