The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-09-02
LOCAL ITEMS.
Men who spend their time knock
ing never open any doors.


ing never open any doors.
Tuesday was one Of the hottest
days OF the season.
r. G. Williams was at Calumet
Wednesday.
r. d. Lamont, OF Chicago, spent
Sunday in L,Anse.
/. Gust and son Ludwig, of Skanee,
were L'Anse visitors Wednesday.
The tug boat Rogers, of Hough-
ton, was at this port Monday.
N. Paquette returned TO his home
in ST. Agapie, Canada, Thursday.
S. Jacobson, of Dollar Bay. visited
friends in L'Anse several days this
week.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel White, OF the M. E. Mission,
is very i'll.
An infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Dugal Shaw, OF the M. E. Mission, is
seriously i'll.
Supervisor August Gilman, OF
Skanee, transacted business in
L'Anse Wednesday.
Miss Smith, returned to her home
in Lawton, Mich, Monday, after a
few weeks visit in L'Anse, the guest
OF Mrs. w. L. Mason. ~
Mrs. H. N. Aldrich and children,
Frederic, Edmond and Gertrude, re-
turned Thursday from Saginaw,
where they spent the summer.
Mrs. John Brennan went to Mar
auette Thursday, where she will visit
friends for few days, and then go
to Mackinac Island for a brief visit.
Miss Minnie Lloyd, Of st. Paul,
Mimi, who has been visiting friends
in L'Anse for a number of days,
went to Calumet Sunday last, TO
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
L. ]. Shepard.
J. NJ. Munroe, assistant deputy.
Modern Woodmen OF America,
of Marquette, spent few days 10
town this week, inspecting the local
order and calling on persons who
have expressed a desire OF becoming
members
Several complaints have been
made recently by people, regarding
vegetables, etc., being stolen from
their gardens, and they state that il
the guilty parties can be apprehend-
ed, they will be dealt with in nc
mild manner.
A party OF copper county fisher,
men, consisting of James Lucas,
of Houghton; Messers John Puffer,
Jr., A. A. Brockway and Thomas
Hennes, of Lake Linden, spent the
last few days of the trout season al
the Silver river.
Owing to the intense heat which
prevailed Tuesday, fire hose was laio
from the various hydrants about the
village and cool and refreshing
stream of water played about the
streets, which was gladly welcomed
by all who were within its range.
Following is a list of deaths re-
ported by the township clerk, OF th'
the township of L'Anse, for the
month OF August. Gideon n, the
two-year.old son of Joseph and Mary
Chaput, L'Anse, Aug. 29th., choler;
morbus. Gertrude ", the three
year.old daughter of John and Kath
rine Miilu, OF Pequaming, Aug. n
pneumonia, following whoopine
cough.
At special meeting OF LAnst
Hose Company, No. L., held Tues
day evening, a vote OF acceptance ol
an invitation extended to the com
pany by the Longshoremens Unior
OF Baraga, to join them in thei1
Labor Day celebration next Monday
was given. The boys will attend II
a body and execute their clever drill
work during the parade, which wo'
laurels for them at the tournament
at Ironwood. 1t is also understood
that large number OF L'Anse citi
zens will spend that day in Baraga
Max Krolick, formerly of L'Anse
! who is now engaged with the con
struction crew OF the d. s. S., q A
railroad company, spent Sunday a
the home OF his parents in this vii
.lage. Mr.. Krolick states that tn,
crew is at present engaged in build
ing bridges and laying new tracks
on he'branch OF the road leading
into the Mass mine and other nearb.
locations. He states that though