The L'Anse sentinel., 1905-11-04
LOCAL rTElls.

" Mrs. J. r. Thomas visited friends
in Marquette this week.
Miss Helen Heughens visited
friends at Lake Linden this week.
II. g. winsor, Of Houghton, tran
sacted business in town Thursday.
G. e. Searle, Of Chicago, was 9
business visitor in L L'Anse Thursday
Next Friday you may shoot your
first deer Of the season, Cf you get o
chance.)
G. e. Melby, representing q
Duluth electrical supply house, was
in town Friday.
Patrick Mcdonnell, OF Marquette.
made brief visit with friends here
Saturday last.
Mrs. W. L. Mason and Mrs. John
Brennan gave Halloween party to
about twenty of their young girl
friends Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. L. Mason returned Sat.
urday last from a three weeks visit
with friends in Lawton, Detroit and
other lower Michigan points.
Through an error in compiling
the list of premiums awarded at the
Houghton fair, the prize for "beets "
should be awarded to J. II. Holiday.
The railroad pass to Duluth, won
by Robert Lindahl at the church
fair last week, was purchased from
him by d. Levitan, who will within
a few days take the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson,
who have been spending the past
three months in the copper country,
returned to their home in this
village last week.
The many friends OF Mrs. G. F.
Beehler will regret to learn that she
is seriously i'll at her home in
Tacoma, WASH, in which city she
has resided for the past year.
At a special meeting OF L'Anse
township board Tuesday afternoon,
Eugene Cote was appointed to the
Office of commissioner of highways,
for the balance of the term, 10 place
of Oliver Desrosiers, removed.
The painters for the interior dec
orations of w. T. Menge's new
residence, arrived Monday and be-
gan work. They expect to finished
in few days, thus enabling Mr..
Menge to occupy the house at q near
date.
An old hunter who has made sew
eral trips into the woods the past
month, says deer are very scarce,
judging from the few tracks that
are to be found. Small game is
plentiful, but unless something Is
done to exterminate the wolves. in
time this class of sport will be en-
tirely ruined.
A crew Of men engaged in marine
surveying are busy in making sound.
ings, etc., in Keweenaw bay, for the
purpose of compiling new charts, to
be used for government purposes
during the coming season. Special
soundings are being made in the
vicinity OF the new dock. A result
of the survey will undoubtedly be
published soon.
Owing to the train, on which
"Your Neighbor's Wife" Company
which plays atIthe Opera House to
night, not arriving until Ave o'clock
the usual parade will have to bt
eliminated, and concert will bt
given on the main street, after the
company's arrival and before the
show at night. Don't miss these
free concerts, and also the comedy
at the theatre, Tickets on sale al
Menge's store.
DR.. A. D. Aldrich, OF Painesdale
Houghton county, has been appoint
ed physician at the Challenge mine
three miles west Of Tivola. DR.
Aldrich served in the capacity o
assistant under DR.. Drummond fol
several years, and acquired from
the large amount Of experience IL
handling all sorts Of cases, profci
ency that furnishes him with qualifi
cations required-to serve in the new
capacity. He has large number o
friends in the Range towns and hii
departure to the far end OF ths
range is matter OF general regret
Hancock Evening Journal. DR.
Aldrich is q brother Of Rev. H. N
Aldrich, Of this village, and hs