The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-02-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

transacted business in LAnse
Thursday.
r. r. Williams is still confined to
his bed by a severe attack OF la
grippe.
G. L. Parmalee, OF Lapeer, Mich,
state trespass agent, was c, business
visitor in L'Anse Monday.
Miss Bessie Frenette, OF Baraga,
visited relatives and friends in
L'Anse Sunday and Monday.
Wednesday was the beginning OF
the Lenten season, aud services
were held in Sacred Heart church.
Homer A. Guck, of Houghton,
and l.. ]. Shepard, of Calumet, were
L'Anse visitors Monday.
Mrs, Mary Young returned from
Calumet Saturday last, where she
had been visiting for three weeks.
Henry Sands has been laid up at
his home this week with an injured
foot, sustained by stepping on a
rusty nail while assisting in fighting
the fire last Sunday.
George Sterk returned to Che
boygan Monday to resume the
duties OF his position as operator in
the Western Union telegraph Office,
after few days visit at his home
this village.
About two weeks remain for
people to pay their taxes to the
township treasurer. By March 10th
township treasurers must make
their return of delinquent taxes to
the county treasurer.
James McKercher, of Spur, was
in town Tuesday in attendance at
the semi-annual inspection of the
county Jail, Mr.. McKercher being
member of the board by virtue OF
his Office as county agent of correc-
tlOnS aud charities.
Rev. H. N. Aldrich, OF L'Anse,
assisted in the revival meetings held
in the Painesdale NJ. L. church on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
of last week. He is not only an
eloquent preacher, but possesses
fine voice, and sang several solos
during the services which were
greatly enjoyed. Painesdale item,
Gazette.
The Pequaming indoor baseball
team was defeated by the Y. NJ M.C.A.
team at Calumet last Saturday
night. The score was 30 to 15 The
game is reported to have been fine
exhibition up to the sixth inning,
the Pequamings leading, 10 to 8.
At this point the Y. NJ C. AS got
on batting streak and rolled up
comfortable lead on their opponents.
1t is expected a return game will be
arranged for an early date.
The grand lodge of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen for the
domain OF Michigan, completed its
labors at Grand Rapids Monday
Among the many actions Of the
grand lodge it was decided that
suicides would not be allowed the
death benefit unless they have been
members two years or longer; also
that officers of subordinate lodges
should be required to give bonds,
and that candidates for admission
to the order may become members
before medical examination.
John Bennett, of the NJ. f. Mis-
sion,. and Edward Cadotte, of
: Assinins, were arrested last Satur-
day evening upon complaint Of
Charles Picard, for stealing and
driving away with horse and
cutter owned by Picard Monday
morning the young men were
arraigncd in justice court, and it
was shown that Cadotte had
nothing to do with taking the
outfit, although he was with
BeDnett at the time, and helplessly
intoxicated. The complaint against
Cadotte was dismissed, and he was
re-arrestcd upon the charge of
having been drunk and disorderly,
to which he pleaded guilty and was
assessed fine of SO and costs, or
thirty days Imprisonment in the
county Jail. He paid. Bennett
pleaded guilty to the taking of
the rig, and rather than go to
Jail for sixty days, he paid fine
OF $40 and costs.