The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-06-06
LOCAL ITEMS.
W. S. Crebassa was at ontonagon

w. .. OreOaSsa was ~ OnSouoson
last week.
Attorney L. N. Legris, Of Hough-
ton, was in L'Anse Tuesday on legal
business.
o. H. Sengebpsch has renovated
and repapered the interior of his
barber shop.
Mrs. M. Wallace, OF Houghton, is
visiting friends in town for few
days.
Mrs. Chas. Sundberg, OF Mar
quette, vas in town on business
Wednesday.
Mrs. Perry, of Ironwood, and Mrs.
Vaughn, of Bsraga, we're guests OF
Mrs. F. c. Proctor Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. John E. Brennan and Mrs.
John Herlich en- tertained their
friends at picnic at Rock Beach
yesterday in honor Of Mrs. E. E.
Halsey of Lewiston, Idaho.
A national bank has been organic
ed at Ontonagon, with $25, 900 capi-
tai, most of which is held by busi-
ness men of the village. The new
institution will begin business July
1st.
A. A. Boutelle, of Detroit, presi-
dent OF the Detroit Graphite CON-
pany, is the guest of R. G. Williams
this week. Mr.. Boutelle has been
enjoying himself angling in some OF
our well-stocked streams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Hollinger and
daughter, Of Calumet, arrived in
L'Anse Saturday last for brief
visit with relatives and friends. Mr.
Hollinger formerly resided at Pc
quaming.
An item in last weeks SENTINEL
regarding the bounty offered by the
county for the killing of wolves is
evidently erroneous. For each wolf
over three months old $15 is offered
and 81 for each wolf whelp under the
age of three months.
A couple of tugs owned by Heb
ard d Son were in port a couple OF
days the fore part of the week for
the purpose OF rafting and towing
to Pequaming, the logs which were
cut in the pinery last winter under
contract by w. S. Crebassa. The
logs will be sawed at the Pequaming
mill.
The new store building being
erected on Main street for ]. b.
Smith is being rushed to completion.
A large force of carpenters are be-
ing worked from early morning un-
til dusk. The building will have a
plate glass front, the glass having
arrived this week.
Gov. Bliss has designated June
l4th and 10Th as flag days. Every
American citizen should feel
special pride in the stars and stripes
and the spirit of patriotism should
be developed in the children throug-
out the land. \ There is no better
way to impress upon the minds OF
the boys and girls what the flag
means and stands for than by
special exercises in the public
schools.
The funeral of Thomas Cadotte
was held Monday morning from
Sacred Heart church and was attend
ed by sorrowing friends of the young
man. The brothers and sisters of
deceased wish to return thanks to
all who lent their aid during the
young mans protracted illness and
also after death. Their acts of kind
ness are appreciated. The following
has been handed in for publication:
Thomas Cadotte was born at As
sinins, Baraga county, on April 1,
1874. He spent most of his life in
this county, and was beloved by all
who knew him, being Of kind and
noble disposition. He was in good
health until April of last year,
when he became i'll with the disease
which caused his death. He was
taken to St. Mary's hospital, Mar
quette, where the best of medical
service was administered but all
to no avail. He returned homo Oct.
18th last, after which he gradually
grew worse untilhe passed peaceful
ly away Friday night, June 18th.
He leaves two brothers and four sis
ters to mourn his departure, name