The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-02-13
LOCAL ITEMS.
Tomorrow is ST. Valentines Day.

Sudt iCS FouSuh "uo buhoCiCb
among the sick the past few days.
Village election will be held on
the second Monday in March the
18th.
Miss Aggie Shields returned to
Tri- i-Mountain Monday, after brief
visit at her home in this village.
A detailed account of the great
fire in Baltimore will be found on
an inside page of this weeks SEN
TINEL.
DR.. A. d. Aldrich, of Painesdale,
Houghton county, spent Sunday at
the home Of his brother, Rev. H. N.
Aldrich, in this village.
Louis A. Columbus visited rela-
tives and friends in Lake Linden
and Hubbell the fore part OF the week,
returning home Thursday.
August Menge left Sunday after
noon for Grand Rapids, via Chicago.
Mr.. Menge went to Grand Rapids
as the representative of L'Anse
Lodge, Ancient Order of United
Workmen, at the annual meeting OF
the grand lodge, held in that city
this week.
A new planer for use in the ma
chine shop OF Charles Hebard &
Son, at Pequaming, arrived at
L'Anse Wednesday from Menomi-
nee. The machine was transferred
from the railroad car to a heavy
sleigh for transportation to Pc
quaming.
Sunday night the weather was
the coolest known in many years
Early Monday morning it is, claimed
that it was al below zero. Many
water pipes bursted, and a number
of people were hustling after the
plumber. The severe cold promises
to continue.
The progressive pedro party
given in the Town Hall Wednesday
evening by the young ladies of the
Catholic church was fairly well at
tended. The net proceeds of the
entertainment amounted to about
$2S. At the conclusion of the card
games, luncheon was served.
Until the weather moderates and
the dangers from delays by snow
lessons, it has been decided to dis
continue trains Nos. l6 and l3, be-
tween Calumet and Nestoria. No,
16 has been known as the midnight
train" arriving at L'Anse 1877
p. m, from Calumet and No. l3
arrived at 400 q. M, from Nestoria.
The trains were discontinued Satur-
day last, but will be resumed when
milder weather sets in.
The concert given in the Town
Hall last Saturday evening by the
members Of the Auto.Sing Society
was quite largely attended, and
each number on the program was
very well rendered aud greatly
appreciated by the audience. Those
who took part in the entertainment
had been trained TO their respective
parts by H. N. Aldrich, and the
success OF the instructors s efforts
was manifest. The entertainment
was given for the'purpose of raising
money to help purchase u new piano
for the Town Hall. The sum of sos
was realized.
The following item is clipped
from the breckenridge (Col) Bull
letin of January Both, and will be of
local interest. Chas. Auge. the
young main mentioned as having
been appointed to take charge of
the Breckenridge telephone eX-
change, formerly resided in l. Anse.
He left this village about ten years
ago, locating in Breckenridge, where
his uncle, Robert w. Foote,[ has
been located for many years.
The item follows IF. II. Taylor,
travelling auditor of the Colorado
Telephone Company, has been in
town since Wednesday, checking up
the BUSINESS of their Office here,
checking out f. II. Labbo. the agent,
and checking in Charley Auge, of
Breckenridge, to take charge of the
exchange at this place. Charley has
the whole town full OF friends ar d
his appointment will add greatly to
the business of the company. The
company is to be congratulated on
the popularity OF its representative,
and Charley is receiving the con-
gratulations OF his friends on his
appointment.