The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-07-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

10 NiSieiuS euc MISSES OtctuoaSu.
Miss O'NeilI, of Ashland, Wis,
is visiting the Misses McGrath.
The hay crops are being harvested
by the farmers of Baraga county.
Mrs. CT. Read, of Traverse City,
is in LAnse visiting her husband.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the township board will be held
Thursday next.
Miss Flora Goltsch, of Pequaming,
visited friends at Houghton and
Hancock this week.
A number of L'Anse people were
at Hancock this week taking in the
sights at the Elks carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sundstrom, of
Iron Mountain, are visiting friends
in L L'Anse and Skanee for a few
days.
Sells Bros. & Forepaugh's COM
bined circus is expected to exhibit
in Hancock sometime within the
next two months.
There is demand in the copper
country for the superior quality Of
brick manufactured at the L'Anse
brick yard by Wolf Bros. The out
put will be large this year.
A party of Calumet and Laurium
church people enjoyed an excursion
to Huron Bay and Skanee on the
steamer Argo yesterday. A stop
of three hours was made at Skanee,
where dinner was partaken Of.
Miss Hope Columbus, sister of
James Columbus and Mrs. Hollinger,
of Fifth street, who has been visit
ing at the home of the latter, left
Wednesday for her home in Battle
Creek, Mich. Calumet News.
|. The D., S. S. & A. depot in this
village was broken into Friday
night and few cents in change
taken. For several days number
of hoboes have been observed in
this vicinity, and they undoubtedly
did the job.
Attorney l. w. Byers, of Iron
River, Mich, was in L'Anse and
Baraga Wednesday. Mr.. Byers is
candidate for the Republican
nomination for representative in
the state legislature from this
district, which is now composed OF
the counties Of Baraga, Iron, Ke-
weenaw and Ontonagon. Mr.. Byers
is pleasant gentleman to meet.
Monday Patrick Culliney, county
game and fish warden, seized and
toos possession of twenty-nine
whitcfish, under legal weight,
which he found at Hawley Bros.
fish house at Baraga. The warden
took the fish to L'Anse, where they
were condemned by q justice of the
peace, as prescribed by law, and
ordered buried.
Major w. X. Haviland, who has
been in st. Josephs Hospital al
Hancock for the past month under
going treatment for appendicitis
returned to his home at Pequamine
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Havilant
is now rapidly recovering, which is
indeed pleasing news to his hosts o.
friends throughout this county ant
the entire upper peninsula.
The spur track being built by the
South Shore from Main street tc
the baseball grounds, for the
Worcester Cedar company, is
nearly completed. The company
will use the baseball grounds and
all the vacant ground space in tina,
vicinity as a yard for the assort.
ment of poles. This will necessitate
the young baseball enthusiasts oi
the village looking up other fields
for diamond.
| Prof. A. ID. Chisholm, who helt
the position Of superintendent oi
schools in L'Anse township during
the past year, is making prepara
tions to remove his family to On
tonagon, having secured 'the super
intendency Of schools at that place
for the next year. Mr.. Chisholm
states that he has had considerable
difficulty in obtaining suitable
place of residence at Ontonagon
but he expects that new quarters
will be provided for him in abou
three weeks, when he will leav,
L L'Anse. Prof. G. A. Davis, o
Sault Ste. Marie, will succeed Mr.
Chisholm as superintendent here.
We have received a fine line o
, men s suits. Call and see them.