The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-11-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

John Vedder, OF CoviDgton, was o
busines visitor Monday.
WI. McGahn, OF Houghtop, spent
Monday in L'Anse.
Meador Seavoy transacted busi-
ness in Escanaba Tuesday.
Miss Rosanna Menard, spent
Thanksgiving the guest of copper
country friends.
Adelor Drapeau, of Tivola, Hough-
ton county, spent Sunday the guest
OF L'Anse friends.
Principal T. A Taper spent Thurs
day the guest OF his parents in
Lake Linden.
Joseph Deschaine. OF Ishpeming,
spent Thursday in L 'Anse the guest
OF relatives.
Marcus Neville, of Houghton, spent
several days this week guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Peter Sands,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collins spent
Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs.
Collins parents at Pelkie.
w. Frank James, of Hancock,
transacted business in L'Anse Mon
day.
The Misses Eleanor Norton of On
tonagon and Frances Dillon OF
Houghton are guests at the O'Con-
nor residence.
Olof Skuggen, of the steamer
Charles Betty, which arrived in
Hancock the latter part of last week,
was in L'Anse Saturday, eproute to
Pequaming for few days visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Smith left
Wednesday for ten days purcbas-
ing trip to Detroit aud Chicago.
While en- route Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
stopped over at Algonac where
they spent Thanksgiving, guests at
the home of Mr.. Smiths parents.
The new livery and. sales stable
which is being erected Oh Broad
street by W. S. Crebassa, will not
be completed this fall as was expect
ed. A temporary roof has been laid
over the first story, and the building
otherwise put into condition for
temporary use until spring, at which
time the third story will be added
and used as a residence by Mr..
Crebassa.
Saturday evening next the public
will be given the first number Of the
Peoples Entertainment course. Mrs.
Helen Wyrick Sbafor comes as the
first, and it is safe to predict, from
the many excellent comments of the
press, that her entertainments are
of choice nature. A tentative pro-
gram which accompanies Mrs.
Shafor's heralds leads US to believe
that her appearance in L'Anse will
be one that may be enjoyed by all
classes Of people.
Messrs. Henry Johnston and Thos.
Johnson returned to their homes in
L'Anse Monday evening after an
absence of several weeks in Oregon
and other western states. Both
young men left here with the inten-
tion OF locating in that section of
the country, but upon their arrival
found that conditions were anything
but of satisfactory nature. Posi-.
tions were scarce, laborers plentiful
and wages at rock bottom. They
arrived during the rainy season and
the country as a whole did not ap
peal very strong to them. Mr.. John
ston stated to the Sentinel that
those who had located in that coun-
try and were meeting with success
are mostly people who were in a
position either to enter into business
for themselves or were well enough
fixed financially to live a retired life,
but as for the general tradesman or
laborer the country was already
overcrowded. la speaking of the
trip he stated that it is delightful
one and both his partner and him.
self greatly enjoyed every moment
OF the time while absent.
:
For Sale.
One Barcus horsesboeing stock,
brand new; only used four times,
One gasoline brazer, with III gallon
tank, guage and pump, for brazing
all kinds OF cast iron, cast steel and
other castings, also for brazing
bicycle frames. forks, cranks and oil
other work that can not be done ia
the blacksmith forge. Apply 70
AxEL ERICKs0N,
11-3O-lt Skanee, Mich.