The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-08-15
LOCAL ITEMS.

"A meeJlnR Oh tuo SCuOOA UOoEu v
was held Saturday evening last.
Miss Emma Fink, OF Milwaukee,
is visiting at the Blankenhorn resi-
dence.
The Misses Rosanna Menard and
Clorida Belanger were Houghton
visitors Sunday.
Miss Eliza Turner, Miss Rees
and Miss Marion Douglass. Of
Houghton, were visitors in L'Anse
during the past week.
Miss Kate Curry returned Mon:
day from Duluth, where she had
been visiting friends for three
weeks.
Mrs. Henry Herlich and son
Wallie, Of Marquette, visited Mrs.
John Herlich the fore part of the
week.
G. J. Marksman, who is attend
ing the government Indian school
at Lac due Flambeau, Wis, visited
relatives here this week.
The August examination Of teach
ers, which was held in the Court
House Thursday and Friday, was
quite well attended by aspirants
for certificates in Baraga county.
The Indian camp meeting, north
OF Pequaming, which was in session
for a week, came to an end
Tuesday, and nearly all of the
visitors have returned to their
homes.
School will begin, for the fall
term, in about two weeks. There
will be special examination pre-
vious to the opening, for the pupils
of L'Anse school who failed to pass
at the June examinations.
Charles Picard, Jr., returned
Tuesday from Phoenix, Arizona, for
months visit at his home here.
He has been at Phoenix for the
past two years in the employ of the
government Indian service.
James Howard and wife, of Bay
Mills, Chippewa county, returned
home Thursday, after visit of a
week with friends at the M. E.
Mission. Chas. Saboo has also re-
turned to Bay Mills, after few
days visit with his uncle, Peter
Marksman.
Cards have been received in this
village announcing the marriage of
Edward Citizen and Miss Louisa A.
Nagel, which will take place at the
home of the brides parents, MIR.
and Mrs. L. Nagel, in Detroit,
Wednesday, August 26th, at 7:30
p. m. Mr.. Citizen was formerly a
resident of L'Anse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Levitt were
at Calumet Tuesday to attend the
wedding of Miss Libbie Horwitz
and S. Bright, of Duluth. The
bride is a sister OF Mrs. Levitt and
was visitor in this village for
couple Of weeks during June. The
wedding was attended by about 200
people. The bride and groom will
spend the winter in California.
Mrs. M. Wallace aud daughter,
Mrs. Robert Edwards, and Miss
Mary Wallace, who have been visit
ing friends in L'Anse for a flew
days, left Tuesday afternoon for
Chicago. Mrs. Wallace will ac-
company her daughter to her home
at Ulysses, Idaho, where she will
remain for q number of months.
Miss Mary Wallace will go from
Chicago to her home at Ely, MINI.
A big boom OF logs, consigned to
the Hebard sawmills at Pequaming,
broke at Traverse Bay Monday, en-
failing considerable loss to the saw
mill people. The logs were cut
above the bay and doomed near the
sawmill. The boom was about
ready for hauling to the mills when
the break happened. Monday the
Hebard tugs and men were out in
force gathering up the logs and
getting the boom together again
Houghton Gazette.
Lieut.. VIM. B. Wallace, of the
Twentieth United States infantry,
former L'Anse boy, and known as
'Baralow" Wallace, excels in, the
department rifle competition at
Fort Sheridan, III. A Chicago dis
patch says that at Tuesdays COM
petition 20 shots were fred by each,
two each at 600 and 500 yards, three
each at 400 and $50 yards, and FIVE
each in rapid fire at 300 and 200