The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-05-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

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days in Houghton this week.
Adolph Greepfelder. OF Chicago.
called upon his trade here Thursday.
w. L. Mason was at Houghton
Monday.
NJ. Hansen spent Monday evening
10 the copper country.
J. E. Brennah transacted business
in the copper country Monday.
p. Bulger transacted business In
Houghton Monday.
Mrs. Leo McKindles spent several
days this week at The home OF her
parents 10 Baraga.
Atty. Ira E. Randall, OF Hough-
ton, transacted business in town
Wednesday.
George Degagnon arrived in town
from his camp near Alston and is
spending few days visiting friends.
Arthur Dunstan, of Calumet, spent
Sunday last visiting friends in this
village.
John Sands was appointed janitor
At the court house and Jail the fore
part OF the week and Immediately
entered upon his duties.
Charles J. Brink, of Pequaming,
was in town Tuesday, en- route to
his home, after short visit with
friends in the copper country.
Miss Anna Murphy, who has been
confined to her home for several
days by severe attack OF bronchitis
is reported as slowly improving.
Miss Irene Mevelle, of Ninona,
Houghton county, is guest at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Peter
Sands, Jr.
Frank Peqnette, who is engaged
in missionary work at Ashawa,
Mimi, arrived in town Saturday
last, aud will remain a couple OF
weeks.
Tuesday morning a consignment
OF "a, 600 brook trout fry arrived in
L'Anse and we're transported to
Falls, Silver and Slate rivers, where
they were planted.
Mrs. s. McKindles has force Of
men engaged in the work of 6lling
in and grading her property on
Broad street, occupied by George
SaDregret.
Captain George H. Cottrell, one
Of the pioneer captains OF the great
lakes, died at his home in Marine
City the fore part of the week, at
the age of 80. He began sailiug the
lakes in 1886.
Tuesday afternoon two lake barges
we're sighted from this village, some
few miles of from Pequaming. at
tempting to make their way to the
head OF the bay. After several trials
they were seen to turn and head to-
ward Portage Entry, having been
unable to break the ice any further
along its course. The names of the
barges have not as yet been learned.
A stranger passing through this
village Wednesday would have easily
been spared the pains of asking the
calendar day. A glance toward
Meadow brook would. have quickly
told him the date. ''Louie" Nenard
was there. Enough said. He re-
ports having caught fifty fine trout
during the day.
The sixth volume, No. 4, announce
ment for the years 1867 Of the
State Normal School, located at
Marquette, has reached our desk.
The book is neatly compiled and con.
tains within its covers great deal
OF valuable information. likewise
many excellent balf-tone illustra.
tions OF the exterior and interior oi
the buildings. In the rear OF the
book are to be found q list OF the
names OF the students enrolled,
among which we note the names Of q
number OF L'Anse young people.
Accompanying this bulletin is anoth.
er pamphlet which is the preliminary
announcement Of the eighth annual
summer school, which contains an
outline OF the work which will be
taken up during the approaching
summer months. The summer schoo
will open for work June Gath and
continue until August 2. A course
OF special lectures have been ar