The L'Anse sentinel., 1903-02-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

| MISS Elma Bennett left Wednes-
day for Ontonagon for brief visit.
AT meeting of L'Anse Lodge,
A. o. U. w., held Wednesday
evening, new member was en-
rolled. The lodge is in a flourish
ing condition.
]. S. Morrison, Of Calumet. who
is associated with R. c. Williams,
of this village, in the logging busi-
ness in the Huron Bay district,
arrived in town Friday.
After the below-zero weather Of
the past week it is believed that the
backbone OF the winter is broken
and that from now on the weather
will be comparatively mild.
The L'Anse and Baraga hockey
teams came together on the ice at
Baraga Sunday afternoon last
The game is said to have been very
interesting, resulting in q score of
3 and 2 in favor OF Baraga.
A fellow giving his name as Ed
ward Sullivan was given the
alternative of a fine or ten days in
the county Jail, in justice court
Thursday afternoon. The charge
was drunk and disorderly. He is
the guest of the sheriff.
The Republican county convention
to select two delegates to the state
convention and to nominate can
didates for county road commits
sioner and county commissioner Of
schools, will be held next Thursday
afternoon, Feb. 26tb, at the Town
Hall in this village.
The Misses Flora and Mamie
Goltsch entertained about twenty
young school friends at pedro
party Thursday evening" Frank
McKindles and Miss Mabel Proctor
were awarded the honors at cards.
A substantial repast was served
The yonng folks at II o'clock.
A fairsized audience attended the
motion picture and stereopticon
lecture in the Town Hall Monday
evening. The entertainment was
conducted by Prof. Thos. Wills, of
Calumet, and was very good, the
life-like motion pictures and illus
trated recitals being presented in a
pleasing manner.
The South Shore passenger train,
due in L'Anse at 6 O'Clock D. m.,
was delayed between Champion
and Michigamlre Wednesday on
account of broken wheel flange
on the engine. The train did not
arrive at the station here until 2:30
o'clock Thursday morning-over
eight hours behind time.
Joseph M. Crennan, of Chicago,
vice president OF the American
Union Cigar factory, New York,
was IN town Thursday. The COM
pany enjoys magnificent trade,
their LaCarina cigars being one of
the most popular brands on the
market throughout the country,
and tie demand is constantly in
creasing. When you smoke you
might as well have the best.
A dance will be given in the
Town Hall next Monday evening
under the auspices of the young
men of the village. Music for the
party will be furnished by an
orchestra of three pieces, consist
ing of N. Brink, violinist, Miss
Nellie Burt, pianist, and Henry
Deschaine, cornet. Supper will. bc
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hall.
The Odd Fellows banquet and
social, which was to have been given
in the Town Hall Thursday even
ing, was postposted until further
notice, on account of the severe
weather. The committee having
charge of the affair came to the
conclusion that this was the proper
procedure, inasmuch as the Town
Hall could not be heated comfort
ably, and the extremely cold
weather precluded the possibility
of members Of the lodge and their
families from Pequaming and Bar
aga attending.