The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-05-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

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REIN were in from Skanee Tuesday.
Mrs. Samuel McGrath and little
daughter, of Dollar Bay, are visiting
at the home of Mrs. McGrath's par
ent's, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collins.
The heavy rains since the opening
of the trout-fishing season have
somewhat spoiled the sport, and
anglers as rule return with small
catches.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonnell re-
turned Saturday last from Ashland,
Wis, where they had been for a
number of days on their wedding
trip.
Edward and Octave Seavoy have
returned from st. Joseph S
hospital, at Hancock, where
they had been receiving treat
ment for blood-poisoning in their
hands.
Two teamloads Of young people
left this Saturday morning for
Silver river on picnic party. There
were about thirty-five all told in
the party, the invitations being
rendered by Frank Menard.
Louis Olson, of Pequaming, met
with painful accident Wednesday
afternoon while at work in the saw
mill, by having the first finger on
his right hand cut off. The accident
will lay him up for number of
days.
The marriage of August Back
strom and Miss Olive Anderson was
solemnized in the Swedish Luthern
church at Skanee Monday. The
couple left on Tuesday mornings
train for Stockholm, Sweden, on their
wedding trip.
Miss Eva Guck, of Calumet, re-
turned from Battle Creek
Sunday last, where she had
been for the past six months for
the benefit of her health. Miss
Guck is ia granddaughter of Mrs. G..
f. Beehler OF this village.
Ed. Sicotte returned Thursday af-
ternoon from hospital at Hancock,
where he had couple of fingers on
his right hand amputated, the result
of having them caught in the slab
saw at Hebard & Sons saw mill,
Pequaming. The young man spent
three weeks in the hospital.
The board of review for L'Anse
township will hold its final meeting
in the supervisors office at the Town
Hall, Monday and Tuesday next,
the 25th and 26th inst. At
these sessions of the board persons
not satisfied with their assessments
may register their protests.
Jerry Real, the caretaker of the
county's strong box, has been dis
playing his prowess as disciple of
Isaac Walton during his spare
moments this week. Jerry says he
arose before breakfast Friday morn
ing and captured u 3-pound trout
in Meadow brook, off Main street
bridge.
Geo. o. Beehler, formerly of l. 'Anse,
but now located in Arizona as head
clerk for the Calumet & Bisbee Min
ing company, recently promoted the
sale of valuable property known as
the Headberg group of mines in
that district. Mr.. Beehler had an
option on the property and disposed
of it for the owners to Michigan capi-
talists, headed by Edward Ryan, Of
Calumet.
County Clerk M. Voetsch, has is
sued marriage licenses as follows
during the past two weeks: August
Backstrom and Miss Freda Olivia
Anderson, both of Skanee; Dennis
Ross and Miss Mary Ann Cadeau,
both of Baraga; Israel NORM and
Miss Josephine Elmblad, both OF
Skanee. Twenty permits have been
issued since the first OF the year.
Another illustration OF the
promptness with which the A. o.
u. w. settles its death claims is fur
nished in the receipt Of check for
$1,000 in payment OF the life policy
held by the late Philip R. McKer-
nan. The check was received by
Patrick Culliney, recorder Of L'Anse
Lodge, on Saturday, May 10th, ten
days after Mr.. McKernan's S death,
the proofs OF death having been for
warded only four days previous. This
promptness on the part of the local
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