The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-12-12

Baraga county will convene on Jan
suary 1lth.
Attention is called to the new ad-
vertisement on page eight Of ]. b.
Smiths nov store.
Fred W. Hebard, OF PequaminQ,
returned Monday from business
trip to New York.
Tuesday was q holy day Of obliea-
tion in the Catholic church, and
services we're held in Sacred Heart
church.
II you rub the windows with o
cloth saturated with glycerine it
will prevent the frost from gather
ing.
A number of ladies' from Baraga
drove to L'Anse Monday evening to
attend regular meeting OF the
Lady Maccabees.
Miss Ciorida Belanger went to
Chicago Monday, where she will
reside at the home OF her brother,
John b. DeBeltrand. Miss Belanger
will attend school in that city.
Miss Jessie Mitchell, of Houghton,
came down Saturday last to par
ticipate in the basket ball game,
taking the place OF Miss Rose
Blankenhorn as side guard for the
Reds" She returned home Mon
day.
1t is said that the majority OF
people who skate nowadays prefer
hockey skates. The other styles
are not in demand at all. Hockey
skates are harder to use at first,
but when once used to them skaters
will have no others.
Chas. Rambaud has presented his
friends with cigars manufactured
from tobacco grown in his own
garden. The smokes" are Of ex-
cellent quality for a homegrown
weed, and Mr.. Rambaud's limited
supply was exhausted in short
time.
The South Shore road has dis
continued the use OF the observation
parlor car on the Mackinaw train
which leaves L'Anse about noon.
This is the plan which is usually |
followed during the winter season.
The observation car service is dis
continued simply because it doesn't
pay at this season. Dining car
service is substituted.
The Hancock Evening Journal OF
Tuesday says: ''The girls basket
ball team OF the Central Highs will
meet every Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons of the week
for practice. The L'Anse High
School team is said to be looking
for scalps and if game could be ar
ranged between these teams-there
certainly would be something do
ing. {"
Rev. H.. N. Aldrich attended the
December meeting Of the Copper
Country Methodist Episcopal Preach
ers' association, held in Hancock
Monday morning. Rev. Mr.. Aid
rich rendered a vocal solo which |
was appreciated by the gathering.
The meeting came to an end with
dinner at the Douglass House, in
Houghton.
The c. II. Worcester Lumber |
company expects to establish offices
at Marquette sometime during the
next few months, probably before
next spring. These Offices will be
the only ones maintained by the
company outside Of Chicago, and
when they are opened the other
Offices at present found at various
points in the upper peninsula will
be abolished. The company at
present maintains an Office in
L'Anse.
The members Of Pequaming
Camp, M. w. of A., Of Pequaming,
have decided to erect a new hall to
replace the one which was destroyed
by fre few weeks ago. The new
building will be 20x50 feet, two
stories, and placed on lot between
the Town Hall and the Catholic
church. On the lower floor will be
arranged a reception room, dining
room and kitchen, aud the upper
story for hall and lodge room. 1t
Is the intention to commence work |
on the structure next week.
We take orders for anything in
the jewelry line.
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