The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-10-17

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from Calumet Sunday to visit his
parents.
Attorney L. N. Legris, Of Hough
ton, transacted business in towr
Monday.
A social hop was given in the
Town Hall last Saturday evening
by number of young people.
The deer season is yet three
weeks of. 1t begins Nov. 9th, and
ends Nov. Both, both inclusive.
Mrs. Chas. Savoy met with
severe injuries by falling down the
cellar Of her home last Saturday
evening.
Samuel Leavitt, who removed
from L'Anse to Calumet about Q
month ago, has opened clothing
store in that city.
The expense to the county oi
holding the inquest last Saturday
over the remains of Adolph
Fredetta amounted to $l433.
An assistant to Prof. G. A.
Davis, in the High School, has been
engaged, Gin the person of Max
Fisher, of Mt. Pleasant, Mich,
who entered upon his duties in the
school Tuesday morning.
Charles Robin, of Pequaming,
accompanied by Mrs. Robin, left
Sunday last for Tucson, Arizona.
Mr.. Robin has been i'll for a
number OF months, and goes to
Arizona with the hope OF beneftting
his health.
Included in batch 'of decision s
handed down by the officials OF the
Marquette land Office this week is
the case OF Fred Lundberg VS..
Hededge Pichette, 16O acres in
Baraga county affected. The de-
cision in this case was in favor Of
Lundberg, the contestant.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Jack
man and son Earl, of Rochester,
N. Y, who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, c. Jackman
for the past week, left Friday for
lower Michigan points, where they
will visit friends for a few days
before their return home.
The Beaufort mine, in Baraga
county, is being energetically
wrought, 100, 900 tons of ore having
been sent to market this year.
Rogers, Brown & Co., the well
known pig iron makers, are now
operating the property under the
name of the Niagara Iron Mining
company.
Sheriff Sicotte left Wednesday
for Lansing, with a fourteen-year
old lad named Fred Gonyea, Of
Baraga, who was sentenced to the
reform school. Mr.. Sicotte. before
his return home, will visit his two
little girls who are attending school
at Flint, and may also take run to
Detroit.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Els, of Marquette,
is planning a commemoration on
Nov. 1st of the fiftieth anniversary
Of the elevation of his predecessor,
Bishop Baraga, as the first bishop
of this Catholic diocese. The Oh
servance will be at Marquette and
one of it's features will be the laying
OF the foundation stone of the new
"Baraga" parochial girls school.
Rev. J. M. Shank, pastor of the
M. E. church in this village for
four years previous to one year
ago, when he was assigned to the
charge at Worthwhile, about twenty
five miles from Detroit, left for
his home Thursday, after q few
days's visit in L'Anse and vicinity.
Mr.. Shank's many friends were
delighted to see him, and his visit
was by far too short.
The Hancock Evening Journal
states that the authorities of the
d. S. S. h A. road at Hancock are
endeavoring to arrange for a special
car from L'Anse and Baraga
to Hancock, whenever there is q
performance in the Kerredge
theater. Should arrangements be
made for a special car, on the re-
turn trip it will be attached to q
fast freight which leaves Hancock
shortly after the show, and will be
run through to L'Anse, thus allow
ing the people to remain through
out the performance. Heretofore
people from Baraga county who
went to Hancock to witness play
were obliged to leave before the