The L'Anse sentinel., 1905-10-28

Houghton Thursday.
Miss Florence Paddock, of Skanee,
was q L'Anse visitor Monday.
Frank Pangborn, OF Aston, was
q visitor in town Wednesday.
Miss Louise Jensen, of Pequam-
ing, was in town Wednesday.
August Gilman, OF Skanee. trans
acted business in town Monday.
F. G. Proctor sold his driving
team last week to Sanregret Bros.
A regular meeting of L'Anse
township board was held Thursday
afternoon.
Russell Smith, OF the Ahmeek
mine, spent Sunday with his parents
in this village.
Miss Winifred Been, OF Skanee,
was the guest OF Miss Aurelia
Murphy Wednesday.
Mrs, H. @. Guck and Mrs. Peter
Ruppe, OF Calumet, visited L'Anse
friends Wednesday.
About thirty six young people OF
Baraga attended the church fair in
this village Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. A. Guck, Of
Houghton, spent Sunday last at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Davis.
r. p. Bronson, Of Ishpeming, and
J. o. Maxey, of Marquette, trans
acted business in L'Anse Saturday
last.
Mrs. Oscar Zellen and daughter,
Miss Olga, returned to Skanee Wed
nesday, after q few days visit In
L'Ause.
Rev. n. N. Aldrich was at Alston
Sunday last, assisting In the dedi'
catory services of the new M. Z.
church at that place.
Oliver Derocher, who was arrested
Thursday OF last week, charged with
having committed assault and bat
terry upon his wife, pleaded guilty in
Justice court Tuesday, and was
sentenced to Imprisonment in the
county Jail for ninety days.
Rev. j. A. Brewer, OF Calumet,
conducted services at Pequaming,
the M. E. Mission and L'Anse last
Sunday, the pastor, Rev. II. N.
Aldrich, being at Aston, assisting
in the dedicatory services OF the
new M. e. church at that place.
Tuesday was a record breaking
day in the freight department oi
L'Anse depot. It is reported that
10000 pounds OF local freight was
handled throughout the day, and
under what disadvantages can be
readily guessed.
George Bowen, OF Marquette,
in the employ Of the L. s. q l. and
M. & S. E. Railway as claim clerk,
went to Houghton Thursday, after
a few days visit with friends ID
town. Mr.. Bowen was resident
OF L'Anse for several years prior tt
.avar vears aoo. when he removed
to Marquette.
During the past week the count.
clerk has had several application
for deer licenses. and the outlook i
that the demand this year will ex
ceed all previous years. Under tn
present law q hunter Is allowed Il
kill only two deer, and as severa
other new changes have been mad
in the laws, it will be well to glanc
them over before the deer hunting
season opens.
When the train was nearing Her
man station Tuesday night. q livel,
mix-up occurred, which came nea
being OF a serious nature. Tw
Firms, in the smoking car, becam
involved 10 drunken row, durinl
which one drew dirk knife an
attempted to do little cutting, bu
was quickly put out Of business b
bis opponent, and upon the arrivs
Of the train at Herman, was put o
blythe train crew.
Monday morning Marshall Fran
Collins received letter fro'
sister Of benjamin Hougt
whose remains were recently e'
humed and sent to relatives 9
Saginaw for burial, thanking hir
and others who so kindly aided !
the work. A newspaper report
considerable length concerning th
funeral which was held, shows tbs
he was . young man OF sterlin
character and highly respected b
all who knew him.