The L'Anse sentinel., 1906-04-28
LOCAL ITEMS.
August Menge was at Houghton
Wednesday.

hukust Mcnke was ~ dOugnLOn
Wednesday.
Leo McKindles visited friends in
Houghton this week. 'r'''''
George Ruppe. of Hancock, trans
acted business in town Wednesday.
A regular meeting OF L'Anse
township board was held Thursda y
afternoon.
Mrs. William Trudeau, OF Calu-
met, is guest at the home Of Mrs.
George Trudeau.
Russell Smith. OF Ahmeek. Hough-
ton county, spent Sunday last with
his parents In this village.
Capt. W. Been, OF Skanee, re-
turned from Calumet Wednesday,
after q brief visit with friends.
Mrs. Louis Bering, of Calumet,
is spending few days at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
King.
Arrangements are being made to
erect suitable warehouse on the
new dock. Work on the building
will be begun in few days.
A special meeting OF the common
council will be held Monday evening
next for the purpose OF approving
che bonds Of the local saloon men.
The tug boat B. F. Bruce, Of the
Nester estate, and crew OF drivers
has been engaged in rafting and
transporting to the mill at Baraga
quantity Of logs which had been
deposited along the shores OF the
bay at this point during the winter.
John P. Roberts, Of Calumet, who
for the past few months has been
visiting at his old home in Vermont,
made q short visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Williams We'd
nesday evening while en- route to
his home in Calumet.
Mrs. Everett Crane and son, of
Sagola. are guests at the home Of
Mrs. Fred Miller. Mrs. Crane ex-
poets to remain about a month,
when she will leave for Blackwells,
Wis, where her husband has recent
ly taken q position in one of the
large mercantile houses OF that
place.
The electric lighting plant started
up again Monday evening, after
being shut down for a number OF
days, owing to change being made
in the cement foundations under
the engine and dynamo, and altera-
tions on the boiler setting, which
work was not properly done by the
sub-contractor at the time the plant
was installed.
Peter Clish. OF Baraga, was
arrested Wednesday by County
Game Warden Culliney, for catch
ing brook trout during the CLOSED
season, Clish was arranged II
Justice Court, aud the case con
tinued for one week. The man j!
apparently of unsound mind, ane
his case has been referred to th'
Judge of Probate.
Last week Wednesday Wendelir
Kirsch, q trapper and resident o
Baraga county, was 10 town for th'
purpose Of presenting his claim TO
bounty on three wolves and wilt
cat, which he had recently killed
Mr.. Krisch has spent considerable
time during the past winter in ex
terminating this class OF animals
and hardly month passes that b
OOeS uOJ nave iIOh ohO W uVS PSAs
to bis credit.
Tuesday q meeting OF the count
board OF supervisors was held in th
Court House. at which time the. .ne'
organization for the year 1867 wa
perfected. Frank W. Foote.wa
chosen chairman. The two ne'
mem bers constituting a portio
OF the present board are Olof "
Been, of Arvon township, and job
Elfman, OF Covington township
Upon conclusion OF the preliminar
business pertaining to Organization
the regular routine business wa
taken up. A small budget OF bill
was presented and allowed. Th
only question brought before th
new board which consumed muc
time was that Of the planting Of fis
fry at the county's expense. Th
subject was discussed to q consider