The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-03-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

Fred w. Hebard, Of Pequaming,
was business visitor at the copper
country this week.
p. Brennan is around again after
having been laid up for week or
ten days with rheumatism.
Z. C. Griffins, OF Houghton. gen.
eaal agent for the Chicago & North
western railway, was a L'Anse vis-
itor Monday.
Men and teams have been engaged
during the week harvesting the ice
crop. Several cords were cut and
placed in ice houses by different
parties in the village.
Rev. J. M. Shank will attend the
state convention OF missionary
societies to be held at Jackson this
month. Mr.. Shank has been
appointed secretary for the Lake
Superior district.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the L'Anse township board, which
was to have been held Thursday,
was postponed owing to the non
appearance of a quorum.
The Misses Albina and Regina
Gingras, of Calumet, visited
friends in town during the
past week. The young ladies are
former residents OF L'Anse. They
returned home Wednesday evening.
1t is understood that the Edward
Hines Lumber company, OF Chicago,
has about completed numbering in
this vicinity, and will remove their
camp equippage and logging outfits
to Ashland, Wis. The Hines com.
pany has conducted logging opera
tions in the vicinity OF L Anse for
the past three winters.
A Kalamazoo man is experiment
ing with the making OF brandy from
wet elm sawdust. From the. above
il would seem that the recent edict
of the authorities in closing the
saloons of L'Anse village on Sun
days, hoping thereby to improve the
moral status OF the community, is
likely to receive a serious
setback when a man can 90 forth
with a rip saw and get drunk on a
rail fence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Miller and
little daughter arrived from Calu-
met Thursday, and are visiting at
9he residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Williams. Mr.. Miller will leave for
Chicago tomorrow afternoon, TO
make preparations Nor the removal
of his family there in the near
future, where be has decided to
locate. For the present Mrs.
Miller and daughter will remain in
L'Anse.
L'Anse camp, No. 2552, Modern
Woodmen of America, held regu-
lar meeting Tuesday evening, when
one candidate was initiated into the
mysteries of woodcraft. The camp
has two other applicants for mem
bership, aud is now beginning to
appear on sound basis financially,
after two years experience in the
"hole" into which it was plunged
by over-confidence being placed in
the integrity of one Of it's former
officers.
Attorney p. r. McKernan re-
turned from his western TRIP
Wednesday morning at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. McKernan speaks well Of his
trip, which was in the nature OF 6
business and pleasure jaunt com
bined. His objective point wa:
Toroda City, Wash, where he has
some valuable mining interests
While there he met Carl Schmeling
former Baraga man, who is doing
we'll financially in that region. Mr.
McKernan was absent about tw,
weeks.
Lift your hat reverently wher
you pass the teacher of a primar,
school. She takes the little banthins
fresh from the home nest full Of hi
pouts and passions, and ungovern
able little wretch whose own mothe
admits that she sends him to schoo
to get rid OF him. The young wo
man who knows her business, take
q whole carload of these youngster
\ half OF whom, single handed ant
alone are more than match TO
their parents, and puts them in th'
way OF being upright, useful citi
zens. And at what expense of .toi
and wearinessI Here is the mos
racponott,lo pOoit;on IN fha xuhoi.