The L'Anse sentinel., 1905-11-11
LOCAL ITEMS.
Fred and Leo McKindles were at
Houghton Sunday last.

Fred and Leo McKindles were at
Houghton Sunday last.
August Menge transacted business
in the copper country Tuesday.
Fri E. Tracy OF Pequaming, was
in town Monday, ,en route to the cop.
per country.
Postofice Inspector B. ]. Folch
was In town Saturday last on official
business.
The pole erecting crew for the
electric lighting system began
operations Thursday morning.
Mrs. Catherine Spruce left Tues
day morning for Roseneath, Ont,
where she will visit her parents for
o few weeks.
Leo Amesse, was in town Tuesday,
on the way TO his home in Baraga,
having completed his work at Rob
berts camp.
James DeHaas, of Marquette, was
in town Monday, ,en route to Skanee,
where he will visit with his brother,
N. M DeHaas.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Cornwell and
daughter. OF Saginaw, are among
the hunters visiting this section.
They will camp in the vicinity of
Skanee.
George S. Crabb, foreman for the
Superior Construction Company, of
Houghton, was in town Tuesday,
making preliminary arrangements
pertaining to the new electric light
ing plant.
Hereafter it will be unlawful for
hunters to have in their possession
any game bird or animal FIVE days
after the close of the season. This
is the opinion of the attorney gen.
eral.
Rev. Horace N. Aldrich left Tues
day for the copper country, where
he attended meeting OF the '"Work
ers' Council" OF the M. E. church,
held at Hancock this week. and pre-
sented paper on "How to Improve
Our Sunday Services.
One of the honorable appoint
ments which was bestowed upon
members of the Upper Peninsula
Educational association, at a recent
meeting held at Houghton, was that
of the Office of treasurer, to S. 0.
Clinton, Of this county.
Tuesday next, at the home OF the
bride, in New York City, will occur
the marriage of Miss Matilda E.
Swanson to George NJ. Edwardson,
of Pequaming. Mr.. Edwardson
left for the east Tuesday evening,
and expects to be at home in Pc
quaming Monday, November goth.
One of the new laws of Michigan
is a provision for the protection OF
livery stable keepers-very similar
to the law enacted for the protection
of hotel keepers. Persons who de-
fraud the liveryman out of the pay
ment OF the hire OF rigs secured, are
liable to fine of $40 and costs or a
term in the county Jail or both, "in
the discretion OF the court"
Invitations will be issued next
week, an ,ouncing the approaching
marriage of Miss Anna
Meistad, daughter of Mrs. Ane
Meistad, of Pequaming, to Marius
G. Soil, of the same place, which
will occur at the new Union church
in that village Saturday, Nov. 25th.
A reception at the home of the
groom's parents will follow the
wedding ceremony.
Sunday afternoon lively scene
was enacted about quarter OF a
mile from this village. on the Bara-
ga road. A horse, owned by Triffiie
Omeia, which he was driving
to Baraga, took it into his head
that he did not want to go any
further, and proceeded to do few
wild west" stunts not down on the
days program. After little care
full handling, the animal was finally
induced to obey, and the trip, was
continued without further delay.
Reports say there seems to be a
scarcity Of turkeys this year, on
account OF the cold wet weather Of
the early spring which killed off
great many young turkeys, thus re-
ducing the supply. This will no
doubt greatly increase the cost OF
the Thanksgiving dinner, and even
then, many who have the price will
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