The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-06-24
LOCAL ITEMS.
August Beckstrom, OF Skanee, was
o L'Anse visitor Tuesday.

Louis Olson, Of Pequaming, has
purchased the Shields farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel McKindles,
and two sons, were at HouRhton
Sunday.
Miss Mary Smith, OF Ishpeming,
was the guest Of Miss Lulu Blanken-
horn Monday.
DR.. S. G. Main, of Ishpeming,
visited friends in L'Anse Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Fred R. Morphey, OF Houghton,
has accepted q position in The SEN
T1NEL Office.
Miss Aurelia Murphy left Sunday
night for Detroit and Ann Arbor, to
visit for q few weeks.
Miss Annie Levitan and brother,
Willie, left Wednesday for Phillips,
Wis, to visit relatives for several
weeks.
A special meeting of the village
council was held Saturday evening
last. The official proceedings appear
in this issue.
The members of L 'Anse Hose COM
pany have resumed, drilling in prep
aration for the approaching tourna-
ment. w. L. Mason is drill master.
Miss Louise Weber and Miss
Grace Harris returned to their
home in Houghton, Thursday, after
visiting L'Anse friends for several
days.
N. M. DeHaas this week sold to
Chicago and eastern parties all Of
the lumber on the docks at his mill
at Skanes, amounting to over 9,000,-
900 feet, including pine, hemlock
and hard wood. The sale OF the
hemlock was made by Pinet 4 Funke.
of Baraga. The lumber will be
shipped as soon as possible.
, During the storm OF Thursday
evening, last week, lighting struck
the house OF Charles F. Johnson, OF
Skanee, setting FIRE to sofa and
bed, wrecking the interior of several
rooms, and doing other damage to
the premises. Mrs. Johnson bad
narrow escape from being seriously
injured by the electric fluid, ring
attached to one of her ears being
torn from its fastening, and pins
removed from the hair.
Martin Ring and Andrew Olson, OF
Baraga, were arrested Monday by
Patrick Culliney, game and fish
warden Of Baraga county, for hunt
ing deer. The warden had the drop
on the tive men, as he caught them
in the act, and when arraigned in
Justice court in L L'Anse, they pleaded
guilty, and were each assessed a
fine OF SIS and costs, or in default OF
payment thereof, sixty days i'm
prison. ment in the county Jail. They
both paid, and will doubtless remem-
ber the costly lesson.
The annual reception to the mem
bers OF the graduating class, given
by the junior class Of the High
School, in the Opera House, Monday
evening, proved to be one of the
most enjoyable events OF the season.
AS previously announced, the recep-
tion was in the nature OF a dance,
and was largely attended by
friends OF the young people.
Dancing began at nine O'Clock and
continued until an early hour in the
morning. Excellent music was fur.
-Aished by Stems orchestra of three
pieces. At the usual hour a dainty
luncheon was served by the young
ladies OF the class OF 1905.
Supt. G.. A. Davis is in receipt ol
q letter from President ]. L. Snyder,
of the Michigan Agricultural Col
lege, informing him that the L'Anse
High School had been placed on the
accredited list of that institution fol
three years. A complete list Of thu
institutions in the state which nov
recognize the diploma Of the loca
school is: The four Normal schools
Michigan Agricultural College, th'
Mining school, Olivet, Hillsdalo, AL
bion, Kalamazoo, Alma, and Adrial
colleges. BY thus recognizing oul
diplomas, students are admitted from
here without examination, and Il
shows that our school Is on 81
equality with other schools in th'
state. 1t Is not possible for oul
school IN ha r1larad m thu TT nj vars ity