The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-02-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

Charles Gunderson. OF Escanaba,
was in town Tuesday. <
Herman H. Weider, OF Hancock,
spent Tuesday in L'Anse.
!. Abel, Of Hougbton, called on
his trade here Wednesday.
Fri E. Tracy. OF Pequaming, was
Q L'Anse visitor Tuesday.
H. f. Heyer, Of Ishpeming, called
on L'Anse friends Wednesday.
Robert Grant spent Sunday last
at Dollar Bay, the guest Of friends.
John T. Thackery. Of Kalamazoo,
transacted business in town Tues
day. -
G. II. Hillenkemp, of Milwaukee,
was business visitor in town We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Maxey. OF
Marquette, were L'Anse visitors
Monday.
p. J. Mclaughlin, of Milwaukee.
was business visitor in L'Anse the
fore part of the week.
Peter Clyne returned Tuesday
evening from two weeks land
looking trip in the vicinity of Huron
Bay.
Clarence Foster, of Alston, left
Monday night for the Pacific coast.
He expects to spend some time in
Seattle.
Mrs. d. Leyitan, daughter Annie,
and son George. left Monday eve n
Ing for Chicago, where they will
visit relatives for two weeks.
Monday was Mckinley day. and as
q token of respect for the beloved
OK president. flags were floated and
carnations worn in silent memory.
The High School basket ball team
simply wiped the Champion team of
the map in game played at Cham
pion last Saturday evening. The
score was 33 to B.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bendry, OF
Baraga, accompanied by Miss Ida
Smith and Miss Margaret Sullivan,
Of Greenland, Mich, we're guests Of
L'Anse friends Sunday last.
Owing to increasing freight traffic
on the South Shore, engine No. 10,
which is stationed at L 'Anse, is now
doing double duty. Two crews are
engaged, one on day shift, and the
other at night.
An impromptu dance was given
in the Town Hall Tuesday evening,
which was well attended. Music
was furnished by travelling orches-
ira, consisting OF two pieces, a harp
and violin. A good time is reported.
Messrs John Santanau, Charles
Walker and Thomas Wheeler. OF
Marquette, were in town Wednes-
day, en- route to McMillian's home
stead, near Covington, from which
point they will start upon cruising
expedition.
Announcements OF the engage
ment of Miss Clorida b. DeBaltrand,
formerly OF L'Anse, daughter OF Mr..
and Mr.. J. B. DeBaltrand. to Paul
Daniel Hart, of Clinton, Iowa, was
received here Monday. The young
couple expect to be married about
the first OF June.
A party OF Baraga people, con-
sisting of Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Hid, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hid, and
daughter Margaret, Mrs. Thomas
Murphy. Miss Grace Murphy, the
Misses Genevieve and Agnes Theo-
bold, and John, Russell, Anna and
Msrcella Hid, drove to L'Anse Sun
day afternoon, where they were the
guests Of MIR. and Mrs. J. h.
Mclean.
Last Monday evening, one Of the
4 heaviest loads which the South
Shore engines have been called upon
to handle at this point, passed
through here en- route to Boston.
The cargo consisted OF 575 tons OF
copper, which was being shipped
over this road 10 the above named
destination by special train, and at
this particular point required three
Of the company's heaviest engines
TO take the train up L'Anse bill.
Ehe train ran on special fast
schedule, and every effort was made
by the company to run as near sched-
ule time as possible, ss the cargo
was TO be laid down In Boston three
days from the time IL left the cop-