The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-05-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

John Dalsell, the lumber buyer
was in the village Thursday.
Attorney George Power, of Calu'
met, was in town on business
Tuesday.
Thomas Chapel was at his home.
stead in Laird township, Houghton
county. Monday and Tuesday.
d. P. Baldwin, of Marquette,
transacted business at L'Anse and
Pequaming Wednesday.
S. T. Harris aud family expect tc
remeve to Houghton the fore part
of next week.
There will be meeting Of L'Anse
Lodge, No. AS, l. 0. O. +. this
evening. A large attendance is de-
sired, as nominations of officers will
be in order.
w. F. Eisenhardt, of Kenton,
spent few, hours in town Monday,
circulating among old friends. Mr..
Eisenhardt formerly held the posi-
tion of operator at the depot here.
He now has station at Kenton.
Mrs. Sam. McKindless, Of L 'Anse,
Mich, is here on an extended visit
with her brother, M. Fitzpatrick.
She is accompanied by her two
sons, Leo and .Norman.-Soo News
Record.
Alex. Cotey, OF L'Anse, and Mss
Delphina King, Of Alpena, were
united in marriage at Sacred Heart
church Monday morning by the
Rev. FIR. Heynn. A number ol
friends and relatives of the con.
tracing parties were present.
The High School athletes have
rented rooms in the old Bendry
building on Third street for use as
their club headquarters, where they
may punch the bag and each others
noses to their hearts content with
out disturbing anyone.
Walter Seifert entertained about
twenty of his school friends at q
party Tuesday evening. Cards and
the regulation pastime games were
INDUCED in by the young folks until
late hour, when refreshments were
served.
The sidewalks about town il
many places are in the worst
imaginable condition. The unwary
pedestrian on a dark night isn't
sure whether he is treading on terra
6rma or about to plunge in the
depths OF an underground sub
way"
Wolff Bros, Of Detroit, who have
been in L'Anse for the past two
weeks negotiating for lease of the
brick yard. have succeeded in their
efforts. They have a crew of men
at work cleaning up the premises
and getting the plant in shape
preparatory to active operations
for the manufacture of brick.
Next Tuesday the several boards
OF review of the townships will
meet to look over the assessment
rolls OF their respective supervisors
to see if he has correctly done hi.
work. On the fourth Monday o
this month the boards will meet t
hear any protests which property
owners will file.
Saturday morning next Schoo
Commissioner McKanna will hav,
examinations conducted at boil
L'Anse and Baraga for teacher.
desiring to secure eighth grade
certificates. The diplomas awarded
at these examinations will entitl,
the holder to admission to any higl
school in the county or to the state
agricultural college. The examina
tions will be conducted at tn,
Baraga High school and at tn,
Court House in this village.
Supervisors throughout the stat,
have just been notified by Secretar,
Of State Fred M. Warner that the,
are required by law to take brit
census in each township .betwee
April 1st and June 1st. The super
visors receive ten cents for eac
name reported, and it is necessar
that they make personal inquiry a
every home, in order to aecertai
the name and date of birth of eac
individual born in the year 1901
Do not think the supervisor is pry
into your family affairs II he calls Q
your house for information.