The L'Anse sentinel., 1905-10-21
LOCAL ITEMS.
William Mcdonnell, of Marquette,
visited friends in town Monday.

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day.
G. E. Amen, OF Green Bay, was
in town Thursday calling on his
trade.
John Mathews, OF Baraga, spent
few hours visiting friends in this
village Thursday.
Mrs. John Loftquist and Mrs.
Peter Larsen. of Pequaming, we're
visitors in town Tuesday.
Messrs Michael Messner and T. j.
Ryan, OF Atlantic, were business
visitors in town Monday.
Messrs Olof Been and ]. d. Won
Zellen, of Skanee, transacted busi-
ness in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sanregret re-
turned Monday from short visit
with Lake Linden friends.
Frank Bushnell, of Lake Linden,
was in town Monday, in the inter-
est OF his lumber industries.
Many children have been absent
from school the past few days, owing
to being i'll with mumps.
Mrs. w. E. Mcpherson, of Bara-
ga, was a guest at the home OF Mrs.
Andrew Wahl few days this week.
S. Denomie, Of Assintns, was a
business visitor in L'Anse Friday.
He states that out of all the exhibits
which he had at the Houghton fair.
and there we're many, only two of
them failed to get premium. Nm
other good showing for Baraga
county.
Messrs Robert Doyle and Herman
Falk, of Baraga, were in town Mon
day, interesting local people in the
organization of a lodge of Eagles,
soon to be instituted in Bsraga.
Several applications were received
and everything promises a healthy
membership at the start.
That L'Anse has q few we'll pre-
served citizens within its limits,
was exemplified'on Thursday, when
]. B. Smith celebrated his sixtieth
birthday. Although Mr.. Smith is
gradually creeping into the list of
aged citizens, he is still hail and
hearty, attending to business duties
regularly and enjoying the best OF
health.
The friendsof Miss Irene Gauthier,
formerly OF this village, but'now re-
siding at Dollar Bay, will be pleased
to learn of her marriage TO David
Case, which occurred at the home Of
the brides parents, In that village,
Monday. Among those in attend
ance at the wedding from L'Anse
were Mrs. J. III. Mclean anti Mrs, b.
Hid.
Messrs Oscar Sanregret and A..
Gamache spent a few days this week
in the vicinity of Iron Mountain
searching for draft horses, to be
used at logging camp to be opera
ted by the latter this winter. They
looked at number but none seemed
to be in proper condition for this
class OF work. They will go to the
copper country next week on a
similar mission.
The first snow storm of the sea-
son visited this vicinity Thursday
evening, and reports from surround
ing towns state chat snow fell to a
depth OF several inches. Trains
we're badly delayed and telegraphic
communication greatly impaired.
A severe gale was raging on Lake
Superior also, which compelled a
number of boats to seek refuge in
Keweenaw bay. This storm was
alike 10 nature to the one which oc-
cured few months ago. when a
large loss of life and other damage
was reported.
Another splendid donation was
received this week by the church
fair committee, in the way of a
beaatifully dressed doll, from
"Aunt Rowana, Of Detroit. This
famous woman, ,lalthough:well known
TO the children Of the Roman faith,
| is perhaps q stranger to others. To
explain, AUNT Rowana" is the
"Children' s Corner" correspondent
for the Michigan Catholic, relig.
eous paper published at Detroit, and
who, at all times has the interest ol
the children at heart. Her gift has
been placed on exhibition in the
window at Brennan's store, where
tits attracting considerable atten.