The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-03-16
LOCAL ITEMS.
Cade Mile Faltha.

Tuesday.
Sheriff John Cosgrove transacted
business in Skanee Tuesday,
Messrs. Elzior Collins, Thomas
Boivin and Joseph Boyer were cop.
per country visitors Wednesday.
NJ Seavoy had the misfortune ia
lose two valuable draft horses Sat
urday evening last.
p. Columbe aud daughter Exilda,
OF Houghton, spent Sunday last at
the home OF A. Gamache.
Messrs. Charles Erickson and John
McComb, OF Skanee, were L'Anse
visitors the fore part of the week.
John r. NC Donald, deputy revenue
collector, Of Hubbell, transacted bus.
iness in town Tuesday.
Andrew W. Wahl, who for the
past few months has been located at
Shelldrake, Mich., arrived at his
home in L'Anse Tuesday.
Erick E. Stinson, of Covington.
was in L'Anse Wednesday, in attend
ance at q meeting of the board of
superintendent of the poor.
D. Levitan returned to his home
in this village Monda y, after ten
days visit with friends in Phillips,
Wis.
William Thompson recently sold
his homestead located near Skanee
to John McComb. Mr.. Thompson
expects to leave within a few days
for Oregon.
Wm. Balmcr, formerly of L 'Anse,
now residing in Dakota. is a guest
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
N. Holiday, at the Bay Shore.
L.JShepard, formerly manager Of
the Tamaracl Cooperative store at
Calumet. now engaged in the coal
business in Denver arrived in Hough-
ton Monday on brief business visit.
Messrs. George Tredeau and Thos.
Brennan returned Monday evening
from Oshkosh, Wis, where they at
tended the funeral OF the late Charles
Teseh.
Matt Mitner, a woodsman en-
ployed in Peterson camp. near
Skanee, met with a painful accident
Tuesday, which nearly cost him his
life. A falling tree was the cause
OF the accident.
E. Duchenno erected an ice house
in connection with his boarding
house on Railroad street last week
and has had force Of men engaged
for several days filing it with ice
from the lake.
Robert Lindahl. OF Skanee, who
for the past ten days has been i'll
with typhoid fever at the residence
of the Drs. Zellen, in this village, is
reported slightly improved. His
stage route is being car ed for by
Charles Olson.
Rehearsals are being conducted
under the supervision OF Rev. N. II.
Aldrich in the basement OF the M. E.
church two evenings OF each week
until Easter. A mixed choir is pre-
pairing special music for Easter Sun
day.
H. G.. Winsor, formerly OF Hough-
ton, but now of Minneapolis, who
recently went to Massachusetts for
his health is now at Brockton, where
be is reported doing nicely. Mr..
Winsor is now connected with Stone
Il Webster in Minneapolis.
Mrs. ]. b. Belanger, who has been
visiting in Chicago and other south
ern points, returned to her home in
this village the fore part OF the week
and on Tuesday evening was ten
tered surprise party. Cards,
music and luncheon were features OF
the evenings enjoyment.
A church social and supper will be
given this evening in the L'Anse
Town Hall, under the auspices OF
3he ladies' society OF Sacred Heart
Church. A bountiful supper will be
served, and many pretty and useful
articles will be on sale in the various
booths.
Joseph Boyer, who for the past
season has been conducting logging
operations o few miles east OF
L'Anse, completed the work this
week. During the season Mr.. Boyer
got, out 1000 cedar poles. l2t, 600
feet cedar timber, 1000 cedar ties.
1900 feet Of fiat timber and ! ,eOO
cedar posts.