The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-04-27
LOCAL ITEMS.
Imperial Minstrels.

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j. j. O'Connor was Houghton
vbi,or Thursday.
Henry Johnston was numbered
among the sick this week.
Peter B'rtsen has taken posi-
tion in NJ. Hansen S store.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, OF
OF Huron Bay, were LAnse visitors
Thursday.
Harris Smith returned Wednesday
from a.yisit with friends in Hough-
ton.
Mes. John Mcdonnell and Miss
Della Cnliins are visiting friends in
Houghloo this week.
A new awoing was Installed in
front OF III. J Selfert's building this
week. The work was done by Mes
srs Rappe aod Munson.
S. G. Carlton. OF Sarlt Ste. Marie,
grand vice-chancpllor OF the Knights
Of Pythias, was in L'Anse Tuesday
on official business.
L. I. Chapman. of Marquette. gen
eral superintendent of the G. H.
Worcester Lumber company, trans
acted business in town Monday
Miss Mabel Proctor and Miss
Florence Campbell returned We'd
nesday from several days visit with
friends in the copper country.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Dotty LEFT
Thursday for their former home in
Wisconsin, where Mr. Dotty expects
to go into business.
Aug. Holmstrom, Of Skanee, was
in town Thursday. While here he
purchased a fine draft horse from
M. Seaeoy.
Messrs. Thopas Boivin, George
Trudear, Elzior Collins and Louis
Nenard, Jr., attended the play
Metz in the Alps. at the Kerredge
Theatre, Hancock, Monday evening.
Mrs. C.. N. Connor, of Waverly,
N. ", district manager of the Ma.
tional Protective Legion, will give a
public lecture in LAnse lodge
rooms Monday evening, May 9Th
The public is invited to attend.
The first shipment for the season
OF brook trout fry will arrive in
L'Anse Tuesday, April Both. The
consignment is beicg sent to w. L.
Mason, who, it is understood, will
have them planted in various
streams throughout the county
While attempting'to to drive dog
from the house Sunday evening last.
Mrs. Aug. Holmstrom, OF Skanee,
was quite badly bitten on a finger Of
the right hand. She was brought to
L'Anse the fore part of the week
where she will receive trea tment for
the injured member.
Geo. G.. Jaekman left Monday for
several weeks visit at the home Of
his boyhood days iE New York state.
Mr.. Jackmen expects TO oe absent
about two weeks, when he will re-
turn to his home in this village and
begin preparations for an extended
trip through the Cobalt aiming dis
,trict.
AT meetirg OF the cor gregation
of the Swedish Lutheran church OF
Skanee, held Tuesday evening in
that village, it was deci ded that this
body would erect a parsonage during
the present summer. Olof Gust pre-
sented tract of land located oppo.
site the church, to the congregation
for this purpose. Upon receipt of
this gift, a motion was made that
the chairman, G. III. Anderson, be
instructed to advertise for sealed
bids for the erection OF the building
in the j. Anse Sentinel and Hough.
ton Mining Gazette, said proposals
to be in the hands OF the chairman
by May Goth. The building accord
ing to the plans submitted viii, cost
in the neighborhood OF $1,000 and
must be ready for occupany by Oct.
1st, 1907. During the meeting the
congregation also elected Rev. Carl
]. Peel, OF st. Ignace. as minister
for the ensuing year. The session
was very lengthy one and was pre-
sided over by yGev. Erick Rehner, Of
Hancock. The meeting began at
8oclock and continued until ! .. m, I,
during which time great deal Of
important business was trans sacted
in connection with church matters.
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