The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-11-01
LOCAL 1TElss.

Nm. DeHaas vas in from Skanee
Tuesday.
= Harry Ingersoll, OF Laurium, was
q L Anse visitor part OF the week.
Thomas Chapel, clerk Of L'Anse
township, is confined to his home
by sickness.
Friday night was Hailowe EN-, and
as usual, numerous pranks we're in
dulged in by the "boys."
Guy Selden is around again after
Ave or six weeks confinement to
his bed with q serious illness.
Miss Annie Johnson arrived from
Sweden Thursday and will reside at
the home OF her cousin, August
Gilman, at Skanee.
Mrs. M. J. Frenette, OF Dollar
Bay, visited at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel McKindles the
fore part of the week.
Mrs. d. Levitan and daughter
Miss Annie, returned from Chicago
Sunday morning, after o sojourn Of
three weeks in that city.
County Clerk Beehler has CON-
menced issuing deer licenses to
prospective hunters. There will
doubtless be q rush for them next
, week.
Fred G. Proctor and family have
removed from Pequaming to L'Anse
to reside during the winter months,
and are occupying rooms in. the
Menard block.
The quarterly conference of the
M. e. church will be held Friday,
Nov. 7th, beginning at 2 o'clock 10
the afternoon. Rev, G. M. Thomp-
SOP, OF Marquette, will preside.
Rev. B. F. Lewis has selected for
his subject at the M. e. church to-
morrow evening: ''The Sacra-
ment." At the close of the service
holy communion will be admin
istered.
It is stated that Lieut. Gov.
Northcott, of the state OF Illinois,
head consul for the Modern Wood
men of America, will visit Calumet
on November 10th or 11th, and
plans and preparations for his visit
to copperdom have been on foot.
The Town Hall at Skanee is now
in 6ne shape. Aside from the build
ing having been enlarged, the i'm
terror has been put in excellent
condition. The settlement now
boasts OF as fine hall as any
community OF its size in the upper
peninsula.
August Menge returned from
Port Huron Saturday last, .where
he had been attending the sessions
OF the Grand Lodge, independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, as delegate
from L'Anse Lodge, No. 445. The
next grand lodge meeting will be
held in Saginaw.
The official ballots for Baraga
county, to be used at the general
election Tuesday next, we're printed
this week in The SENTINEL Office
The amendment ballots, which are
printed separately, were also gotter
out in this Office. The amount o
work entaiied in getting out thu
ballots, coupled with q rush o
other work, necessitated devotins
less time than usual to the paper
this week.
John Lofquist and family, wh'
have resided In Pequaming for th'
past fourteen years, have removes
to Washburn, Wis, where Mr.
Lofquist will engage 10 the black
smithing business. Before goinl
to Washburn, they visited friend
in Champion for few days. Thei
many Pequaming friends regre
= their departure, but all unite II
wishing them success in their ne'
home.
Mrs. Geo. G. Jackman received
telegram Wednesday morning, IN
noupcing the death OF her brother
Alfred w. Scheurman, whic
Z occurred at his late home I
Saginaw Tuesday evening. MI
Scheurman had been in poor healt
for number OF years, but deaf
came suddenly, no word havin
been received that he va
seriously i'll. Mr.. Scheurman wa
well-known in L'Anse, havin
spent one year here. He returne
70 Saginaw two years ago. II