The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-11-07

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among the unfortunate ones to lose I
horse this week. The animal had beer
sick but short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Getchell. o.
Hancock, were in L'Anse today en- rout'
to the Huron Bay district.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moran wer,
copper country visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson, of Skanee
expect to leave today for Bayate, Cuba
where they intend making their future
home.
Mrs. Amelia Steinbach suffered Sc
verely Wednesday from bad attack
from hemorrhage Of the nose. The
trouble was only overcome after q
physicians care.
The L'Anse H. s. basket ball team
have received the new equipment for
the seasons games-new official goals,
balls and other like necessities. The
school will also have splendid girls
team this season.
Halloween passed off in very civil
manner. Considerable fun was had by
various groups of young people but
very little damage was done. The chill
dren contented themselves with soap
ing the windows and such little pranks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Anderson
transacted business in Houghton We'd
nesday. While in that city they purchas-
ed quantity of new furniture for the
hotel. They assumed charge of the
hostelry Friday.
Sunday last Anselin Bovin lost a
heavy work-horse. The animal was
operated upon Saturday. for growth
on its shoulder which prevented it from
working and while the operation proved
successful other complications set in
which killed the beast.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bellanger left
Tuesday evening for an extended trip
through lower Michigan and to Clinton,
Iowa. While at Clinton they will be
guests of their daughter. Mrs. Paul
Hart. They expect to be absent about
one month.
Judging from the large quantity of
baggage and other equipment passing
through L'Anse en- route to the Huron
Bay district, one cannot help but realize
that the hunting season sclose at hand.
will see its opening, and from
reports the deer this year will not be as
easily obtained as previously.
Miss Mary Voetsch returned Monday
evening from Marquette, where she I'd
been for the past ten days with her
sister, Adele, who is receiving treat
nent at the hospital in that city. She
states that her sisters condition is but
slightly improved, and fears that she
will have to go elsewhere for treatment
suitable to her particular case.
While engaged in cutting away an
elevation at the rear Of his lot We'd |
nesday, David Boudreau came near
losing his horse. The pillow became
lodged in sell and in the horses efforts |
to pull it out, lost his balance and fell
head long down the embankment drag
ing the pillow with it. Fortunately the
animal landed in pile of newly turned
earth, or the chances are that it would
have either been killed or so injured as
to be of no further use.
Election Day was quite lively one
in L'Anse, despite the inclemency of
the weather. During the day people
from all parts of the township were to
be seen on the street, and at noon, the
M. Emission band, which came to the
village in tine morning, rendered several
nice selections in different parts of the
place and aided materially in enlivening
the spirits of the voters. The boys,
while only few in number, played their
various instruments in a very good
manner and their music was greatly
appreciated. We would be glad to have
them come up here oftener.
Of all the things which the people of
the county are to be most grateful for
in connection with the recent election
is the efficient telephone service which
was rendered by the Baraga County
Telephone Co. and the Michigan State
Telephone Co. Both companies had their
lines in most perfect working order and
gave the news in most pleasing and
manner. To Manager M.
Deschaine of the local branch and also
Manager Forbes of the Michigan State
phone fat Houghton and his efficient
corps of "Hello" girls is extended the
heartiest thanks of the community for
their courteous treatment during the
many hours of tribulation.
1t has been suggested that L'Anse,
Baraga and Pequaming unite this year
in the promotion of hockey, by combin-
ing the forces of each place into a
Baraga county league. Each place offers
splendid advantages for the sport and
that Baraga is blossoming out with
rink, it is far to assume that hockey
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