The L'Anse sentinel., 1906-10-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

Michael Culliney, OF Calumet,
spent Tuesday in LAnse.
W. L, Mason made brief trip to
Chicago this week.
Henry Murphy is spending sew
eral days in Oh icago, the guest of
friends.
Mrs. John Mcdonnell was confined
to her home several days this week
by illness.
Huger St. Onge has had
electric lights installed in his con-
fectionery store.
Louis Doty, OF Elveron, Wis, has
taken a position IN Sengebusch s
tonsorial parlors for few weeks.
The Beehler residence, on Broad
street, was sold the fore part OF the
week to Mrs. Samuel McKindles.
M. Voetsch has rented the Nc
Grath residence, on Broad street,
and took possession the fore part of
the week.
John Herlick has leased the Nc.
Herman residence, on Broad street,
and expects to occupy it about the
first OF next month.
Rev. J. E. Curzon, of Houghton,
was in town Thursday, en-route to
bis home after success sful par fridge
hunting trip in the vicinity OF Hur-
on Bay.
George Sanregret has leased the
Beehler residence, which was re-
Gently purchased by Mrs. S. Nc
Kindles, and took possession this
week.
1t is understood that Meadow
Brook Hive, No. 554, l.. o. T. M. NJ,
is soon to receive visit from one
OF the Great Deputy Commanders.
The exact date has not as yet been
determined upon.
August Menge returned today
from Ludington, where he had been
in attendance at a meeting Of the
Grand Lodge, Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, as a representative
from L 'Anse Lodge, No. AS.
Louis Patri, who during the past
few week had been repeadly arrested
for drunkenness, was taken to Detroit
and placed in the House of Correct
Saturday last. Sheriff Sicotte
returned from the trip Monday.
George P. Sterk, of Escanaba.
formerly OF this village, was united
in marriage Tuesday, to Miss Bertha
Ming, OF Milwaukee. The young
couple are expected to arrive in
L'Anse today, where they will be
the guests of Mr.. Sterk's parents.
An interesting and largely attended
meeting was held in Skanee Tues
day evening, at which time Deputy
Lecturer W. B. Townsend, OF the
Modern Woodman Of America, ad
dressed those present on the subject
OF lodge insurance. The lecture was
greatly enjoyed oy all present.
In another column will be found
notice announcing county road in
stitute to be held in the Court
House, L'Apse, Thursday, October
25th. Everyone interested in the
question OF good roads is cordially
invited to attend the meeting, and
should certainly make it a point to
do so.
Considerable excitement prevailed
here for few hours Thursday after
noon, as the result of misunder-
standing between contractor and
some laborers. Joseph Buschey,
who had taken a sub-contract from
S. d. Murphy, to clear forty OF its
standing timber, went to Houghton
Wednesday to engage some men.
Having secured the number he de-
sired, he brought them to L'Anse.
At Houghton Mr.. Buschey bought
tickets for their transportation, and
landed the men within three miles OF
the camp, expecting them to pro.
ceed the remainder OF the distance
on foot. Several OF the men had be-
come intoxicated while en- route, and
became quarrelsome, finally re-
fusing to go to the camp, and re-
turned to this village, intending to
go to the copper country. Mr..
Buschey at once began proceedings
to recover the money advanced for
railroad fares. Toward evening the
men had been rounded up and lodged
in Jail to await hearing. Fri