The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

Messrs. William Smith and Andy
Hendrickson, OF Houghton, were in
L'Anse Thursday en- route to Arvon
for a few days bunting trip
Mrs. Omar Roupe, and daughter,
of Aurora, ILL.,, arrived in L'Anse
Tuesday, for a few weeks visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs J. B. Belauger.
Miss Della Rivers, who has been
spending several days in L'Anse the
guest OF the Misses Menard returned
to her home in Marquette Thursday.
Rev. H. N. Aldrich has leased the
NJ. ]. McCabe residence on Front
street and expects to occupy the
same within few days.
]. o. Maxey began the work OF
removing his household goods into
the Boehringer residence on Broad
street this week. Mr.. Maxey Intends
making L Anse his permanent home.
A large number OF copper country
sportsmen passed through this viii
lage this week en- route to the woods
in quest of partridge. A few have
returned and report good success.
A handsome grey stone monument
arrived in LAnse Thursday and was
placed over the grave of the late
Samuel McKin6les by the members
OF the family of the deceased.
Peter Clyne, who for the past few
months has been engaged in the
services OF the Worcester Lumber
Co., at Chassell, returned to his
home1n this village Tuesda
Andrew Johnson returned Thurs
day from Hazel, where he had been
engaged in loading a quantity OF fiat
timber on cars at that point for
shipment TO Calumet.
Miss Zoe Proctor, OF Pequaming,
was in L'Anse Tuesday on her way
to Marquette, where she has gone to
take course in the Marquette Nor
NAL school.
William Leviture, of Baraga
opened lumber camp the fore part
of the:wees on the Covington road
and will get out timber for the
Baraga Lumber Co.
Through County Commissioner of
Schools S. o. Clinton, OF Bsraga,
L'Anse High School library has now
the addition of six 1907 Michigan
manuals. The books we're received
the fore part OF the week.
Matt Scrantney, OF Baraga, and
crew of men were in L'Anse the fore
part OF the week engaged in thresh-
ing for a number of the local farm
ers. Mr.. Scrantney states that be
has had a. splendid run this fall
throughout the county. ~
The partridge season in the upper
peninsula opened Tuesday and a
great many local hunters are taking
advantage OF the time. Several par
ties have spent the past week in the
forest hunting and many have re-
turned with a good bag of game.
Tuesday afternoon the new flag
pole at the High School was raised
into position on the campus, but
owing to rain it was impossible to
have the exercises which had been
been planned. This, however, will
take place at some near date, un-
donbtedly at the time when the new
flag arrives. Announcement will be
given later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert b. Harring-
ton, of Duluth, arrived in L'Anse
Monday, where Mr.. Harrington has
taken a position as operator at the
South Shore depot during the alb
sence OF j. H. Mclean, who is filing
the position OF station agent at
Chassell, in the absence OF the regu-
lar agent, who was called away from
duty by the serious Illness Of his
father. The changes are only tenn
porary.
In foot ball game played at Calu-
met Saturday last between the
Calumet and L'Anse High School
teams, : the latter team was defeated
by score OF 80 too. The L'Anse
team, however, did some very clever
playing 10 the first half Of the game,
bot owing to the lack Of scrimmage
practice which was greatly in favor
OF the Calumet team, the L'Anss
boys we're unable to cope with them
IT Is expected that the L'Anse team
l. a.