The L'Anse sentinel., 1906-04-07
LOCAL nzlxs.

Charles Crose, OF lHoughton, was
AL.Anse visitor Thursday.
4 Peter vanI Iderstyne, of Houghton,
spentseveral days ii L'Anse this
Martin Vostsch left Saturday last
for an extended trip TO the Pacific
Mrs. Geo. g. Jaskman visited
friends in Calumet Thursday and
Friday
John Thackery, Of Kalamazoo,
transacted business in town We'd
nesday.
Miss Helen Heughens, Of Baraga,
was the guest OF L'Anse friends
Wednesday.
Attorney ]. F. Hambitzer, OF
Houghton, transacted business in
L'Anse Monday.
Attorney Ira E. Randall, of
Houghton, transacted business in.
L'Anse Thurday
George S. Crabbe, of Houghton.
was q business visitor in town the
fore part Of the week.
Rev. G. M. Thompson, Of Mar
quette, was a guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mr.. ]. b. Smith this week.
William Crebassa has rented the
residential appointments in the Brady
building and moved into them this
week.
w. r. Depew expects to leave
next week for Duluth, where be has
taken a position. His family will
soon follow.
G.. e. Wells, of Milwaukee. accom-
panied by his son Howard and
daughters Miriam and Margarette,
were L'Anse visitors Wednesday. 4
Miss Mary voetsch, who has been.
confined to her home for several
days by Illness, is again able to be
about her duties as postmistress.
Road Commissioner Cote and q.
crew OF men were engaged several
days this week blowing and putting
the highways into passible con-
dition.
Among the real estate transfers
which took place this week, was
that OF the property on Broad street
owned by John Morin, OF Cbassell,
to Joseph LaDuc, Of this village.
Fred King, who for the past year
has been engaged in construction
work for the Wisconsin Bridge q
: Iron company, in Arizona, arrived
in L'Anse Monday for short visit
with.his parents.
Monday evening an animated and
stereopticon picture entertainment
was. given in the L'Anse Opera
House under the management OF the
Herald Square Moving Picture
company. The performance was
literally patronized and the COM
pany gave excellent satisfaction. y
Az load OF furniture belonging
to w. s. Crebassa was being I'M
! loaded in front Of the Brady building
Thursday morning, the wagon
lurched, throwing . piano, which
constituted q portion OF the load, to
the ground. The instrument was
badly shaken up, and in many places
the case was marred and broken.
We would respectfully call the at,
tention OF our village officer, to the
careless manner with which nun
ber Of small boys are utilizing air
guns upon the streets. 1t is moi
only dangerous practice, but un
lawful, and although nothing OF 9
serious nature has as yet occurred
prompt attention to this matter
may avert q serious accident.
The favorable winter for the lum
ber industry, about passed, has
brought about Q completion OF the
contracts entered into by various
lumbermen Of the county earlier
than expected, and consequently
camps are now breaking, and tht
employees are returning to town and
al working material being placed II
safe keeping until next season 4
large number Of men are daily pass
ing through the village and will nov
seek other employ yment for the sum
msr. On account OF the late arriva
Of snow TIE lumbermen we're able u
get their work done more rapid,
than for many sessons past, an'
state that this seAson has bsen |