The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-01-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

the annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Hathaway Graphite
Manufacturing Company. Mr.. Car
roll is secretary Of the company.
A directors meeting will be held
Wednesday of next week.
Abner Sherman, Of Houghton, was
Q visitor in town Thursday.
N. M. DeHaas, OF Marquette, was
q business visitor in the village
Thursday.
Among the bills introduced at the
present session Of state legislature
is one which provides for county ex-
aminations for public school teachers
60 be held on the second Thursdays
OF March aud August at the county
seats, and for special examinations
in June and October. Another bill
would require bondsmen on liquor
licenses to be residents OF the town
ship wherein the license was grant
ed. -
The South Shore has made excur-
sion rates from L'Anse and Baraga
for the occasion Of the hockey game
tonight between the St. Pauls and
Portage Lakes, at the new Houghton
rink.
Members of the state legislature
to the number of about seventy-five
will pass through this village on
next Tuesday evenings train on
their way to the copper country.
Owing to shortage OF coal, the
Duluth, South Shore Il Atlantic rail
road has made material changes in
the schedule OF its passenger trains
The time between Marquette and
Duluth has been heightened by one
hour and half, aud one train has
been taken off altogether. The par
lor car service on the day trains be-
tween the copper country and Mack
inaw City also has been discontinued.
Frank Wolf has gone to his home
in Detroit for few days visit.
Deputy Township Treasurer
Frank Foote announces that from
now until the first OF March he. will
be ut the treasurer's Office in the
Town Hall on Fridays only for the
collection of taxes. Over S13, 600, or
about rs per cent of the taxes of
L'Anse township has been collected.
This is considered a very fair record
as regards the collection Of taxes in
this township. The total amount
on the rolls is $4,000.
Several teams of horses were
brought to this village from Cal
umet Thursday, and will be' worked
in hauling the logs recently cut and
skidded by Hall Bros. in Arvon
township. The logs are to be hauled
to the Huron Bay docks, and the job
has been let out on contracts to
Thomas Jackson, OF Lake Linden,
and Jos. LeDuc, Of this village.
County Clerk NJ. Voetsch has is
sued marriage license No. 5 for the
year 1903. The license was issued
this morning to Julian Lafieur and
Arsesseile Laurin, both parties re-
sidents of L'Anse.
Sheriff Sicotte left for Lansing
Tuesday with Johnny Post, the
young offender who was given term
ia the Industrial School for boys.
The sheriff is expected to return to-
day.
Prof. M. ]. McKanna, of Baraga,
who has been confined to his bed for
the past six or eight weeks with q
serious illness, was transferred from
his home at Baraga to the residence
OF M. j. McCabe in this village Mon
day.
Here is story with moral: In
nearby county man who couldn t
afford to take paper made prac-
tice OF borrowing his neighbours.
The other day scarlet fever broke
out in the family of the lender. The
other man borrowed the paper just
the same and now four Of his children
are down with the disease.
The scientists are setting them
selves squarely against hardening
OF children by cold bathing. A care
ful investigation shows that this
process OF hardening lowers the
child s vitality and renders it more
liable not only to colds but to con-
tagious diseases. Let the little folks
: grow up naturally, without harden.
ing or pamperipg, but with proper
protection from severe conditions,
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