The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-02-29

August Paulson, OF Skanee, was
. business visitor 10 town Monday
N. N Deb as transacted business
In Houghton Monday.
N. ]. Carroll. of Houghton, trans
acted business In town, Tuesday.
Joseph J. O'Connor was business
visitor In Houghton Tuesday.
N. o. Seavoy transacted business
in Houghton Tuesday.
Mrs. G. D. Shea is reported III
with la grippe at her home on
Fourth Street.
Mrs. Oscar Sanregret retursed
this week from several days visit
with relatives in the copper country.
The annual meeting Of the L L'Anse
township board will be held Thurs.
day, March 26th.
Daniel Shea was confined to his
home several days this week by
illness.
Miss. Valada Menard returned
Sunday from q months visit with
copper country friends.
DR.. Jones. OF Houghton. was in
L.Anse Monday. having been called
here by the illness OF member oi
the Johnson family on Broad street.
John r. Thomas. who has been
spending the past few months at the
home of his daughter in Detroit,
returned to his home in this village
Friday evening last.
Mrs. Octave Sicotte, who has been
spending the past month with her
daughters at Fairbault, Minn,, and
with relatives in Minneapolis re-
turned to her home in this village
Monday.
Highway Commissioner Eugene
Cote and crew of men were en-
gagged for the past few days break
ing in the various roadways leading
from the village to the outskirting
places. Mr.. Cote reports the snow
very unevenly distributed.
Emil Sevoon, who was taken to
Nichigamme last week, suffering
from severe attack OF pseumouia,
died in the hospital at that place
Monday. Interment was in the
cemetery at Michigamme. Seyoon
was resident OF Herman.
According to the Diamond Drill
{Crystal Falls. John +. Fitzpatrick,
who will be remembered as having
appeared as expert electrician wit
ness for the plaintiff in the Cherette
VS. Village Of L'Anse case last spring,
met with, an injury by falling on an
icy sidewalk in that city recently
which resulted in fractured arm.
On page eight is to be found the
regular business card Of the Hough
ton National Bank, which contains
q report OF the condition of the in
stitution. A revision OF the table
appears at this time representing
its standing at the close OF business
on Feb 18th. A perusal will be OF
benefit and interest to our readers.
Tuesday night and throughout {
the entire day Wednesday real old
fashioned Lake Superior blizzard
visited this section. The storm began
early in the evening and although
the air was filled with snow, the
high winds which prevailed drove it
into the woods nearby leaving but
little on the ground within the
village or in the open spaces. Aside
from few small drifts 10 sheltered
places little appears to show that a
storm had taken place.
Few concerns are at liberty TO
"toot their own horn" as little as a
printing and publishing house. but
occasionally our hearts swell Q little
above normal size, when we are Civ
On % opportunity to leap from the
routine into q class OF work which
the small shop is seldom permitted
to do. During the past week this
pt5ice was graced with an order for
The printing Of the bonds soon to be
issued by the village Of L'Anse for
the purpose Of making such changes
- ere necessary ID TIA Tfeconstrh9-
tionof the electric ? lighting system.
The instrument when completed
presented . neat and acceptable ap-
pearance. It was done in three har-
monising colors, sttractively dis
played, and in many respects had
much of the photographic appearance
which usually constitutes such work.
The entire houd vna dono vithin thu