The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-08-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

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r. p. Bronson, Of Ishpeming, was
aL'Anse visitor Thursday.
J. B. Belanger was at the copper
country Monday and Tuesday.
w. G. Allan, Of Marquette, called
on his trade in town Wednesday.
Attorney W. L. Mason returned
Wednesday from business trip to
Detroit.
J. Robert Lindahl, Of Skanee, was
at Hancock the fore part of the
week.
]. B. Smith is erecting q ware
house in the rear Of his store build.
ing.
Mrs. Chas. Sundberg, Of Mar
quette, was visitor in L'Anse
Monday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lewis, OF De-
troit, left today, after visiting four
weeks with Rev. and Mrs. B. F.
Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Rice, daugh-
ter and son, and MIR. Rice's mother,
Of Houghton, are spending few
days in L'Anse.
Main street hill, leading to the
M. E. church, was improved to
some extent Thursday, by being
leveled of and the holes filed up.
M. J. Carroll, Of Houghton, secre-
tary of the Hathaway Graphite
Manufacturing company, was a
business visitor in tswn Thursday.
Mrs. Thos. McNulty and children,
and Mrs. Michael McNulty, Of Du-
luth, who were the guests of Mrs.
John Sands for three weeks, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gilbride, son
Charlie, daughter Edith, and Mr..
Gilbride's mother, Of Chicago, are
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
P. G. Murphy.
o. B. Evans, of Port Huron, J. G.
Lindsay, Latrop, S. Major, Of Chi
cago and w. F. Mcknight, of Grand
Rapids, were among those registered
at the Thomas Hotel Tuesday.
Attorney H. A. Miller arrived
from Kankakee, ILL.,, Saturday last.
Mr.. Miller's household goods have
arrived, and he and family will
occupy the Shepard cottage after
Sept. 1st.
The trout fishing season is rapidly
drawing to close. The season
ends next Monday night, the 3lst
inst. The season as a whole has
not been favorable to the anglers,
and until lately, good catches
were rarity.
p. O'Brien. of the Iron River
Reporter, and Thos. Conlin, of the
Crystal Falls Diamond Drill, spent
an hour or two in L'Anse Tuesday
afternoon and paid THE SENTINEL
Office a pleasant call. Both gen.
tlemen are jolly good fellows and
we are always pleased to meet
them.
Mrs. d. J. Norton, of Even,
called on friends in L'Anse Monday
afternoon. She went to Pequam-
ing Tuesday to visit Mrs. Chas.
Hebard for a number of days. Mr..
and Mrs. Norton are about to re-
move from Even to Ontonagon,
where Mr.. Norton has erected a
fine dwelling house, and where his
business interests are now centered.
Notices have been sent to the
various counties OF the upper penin-
sula that the price charged for in
mates at the Newberry asylum has
been advanced from AZ cents to 81
cents per day, owing to a recent
change in the state law. Each
county stands the expense Of board
ing inmates therefrom, where the
relatives are not financially able to
pay the charges.
There was q strikingly beautiful
manifestation of the aurora borealis
Friday evening OF last week. The
aurora borealis. or northern lights,
are usually seen in the north, and
most frequently extend up into the
heavens from the horizon. Last
Friday evening, however, the ex-
hibition was feathery band OF
light that seemed to hover at low
altitude, extending from east to
west. In its early stages It was
marvelously. brilliant, gradually
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