The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-11-21
LOCAL ITEMS.
J. Lockhart visited friends in
Lake Linden Sunday.

Lake Linden SUNDAY.
Attorney w. L. Mason spent
Wednesday 10 the copper country.
Supervisor John Lyons was In
from Covington the first of the week
Parties from Hancock are erect
ing sawmill at Arnheim, four
miles from Keweenaw Bay.
Miss Laura Edgerton, who has
been in Houghton for number ol
months, returned home last week.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving
Day. Gov. BLISS has issued proc.
lamation designating the day as one
Of thanksgiving and prayer.
J. d. Rowland, who spent the
summer and fall in this village, left
last week for Medford, Wis, where
he will remain during the winter.
Mrs. Thomas Welsch returned
Saturday last from Calumet, where
she bad been visiting her sister,
Mrs. H. C. Guck, for several weeks
Russell Smith arrived home from
Hibbing. Mimi, Saturday. He will
remain here for an indefinite period,
owing to the shut down of the
mine where he was employed.
The regular meeting of L'Anse
township board will be held
Wednesday, November 25th, in
stead OF the 26th, as Thanksgiving
Day falls on the latter date.
The heavy snowfall this week was
good for the deer hunters. Dozens
of deer carcasses were brought in
from the woods, the snowfall
facilitating their handling in
various ways.
Rumor has it that a couple of
weddings will take place next
month, the prospective brides being
young ladies of L'Anse. The
grooms, we understand, reside out
of town.
Joseph Daveluy was in town
Monday, his first appearance in
four months. Mr.. Daveluy is en-
ployed as temporary keeper of the
new county poor house, four miles
south of town..
Miss Mollie O'Connor came up
from Menominee Sunday to be in
attendance at the marriage Of her
sister at Sacred Heart church Mon
day morning. She returned to
Menominee Wednesday evening.
Clifford Wilde, OF Kansas City, Mo-,
is visiting at the home of his uncle,
r. B. Reynolds, Mr.. Wilde has held
a position as stenographer in the Of
fee of the st. Louis & San Francisco
railroad at Kansas City.
Charles S. Hebard and Benz
Brink, of Pequaming, and Attorney
w. L. Mason and DR.. j. o. Zellen,
OF L 'Ause, returned the first OF the
week from few days deer hunting
trip at Little Huron river. They |
report having had splendid time
and brought in ten fine carcasses.
The passenger train for Duluth,
heretofore remaining over night at
Keweenaw Bay, now lays over at
L'Anse.- The train leaves for
Keweenaw Bay at S:45 a. m, re-
turning due at 9:55, en- rout to Du-
luth. In the evening the train ar
rives from Duluth at 6:35.
Woodmen Hall, at Pequaming,
was destroyed by fire last Saturday
afternoon. The upper story of the
building had been used as lodge |
room by the Modern Woodmen
society, and the entire parapher-
MALTA of the lodge was burned.
1t is not learned how the fire
originated.
A letter was received this week
from A. NJ. Kelly, who was formerly
resident OF L'Anse. About a
year ago Mr.. Kelly went to
Oregon, and is now located at
Mount Hood, where with partner,
he is conducting saw mill. It
understood that they have good
paying business.
Etha Lough and Mamie Rowe,
of Spur township, we're arrested
Saturday evening last by Sheriff
Sicotte. the charge against them
being disorderly persons. They
were arraigned in Justice court
in this village Monday morning,
pleaded guilty, and each was
assessed fine of $15 and the costs,
or sixty days Imprisonment in