The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-04-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

Henry st. Arnold, of Marquette, was
a L'Anse visitor this week.
OIof Fossom, of Skanee is in L'Anse
this week receiving medical attendance.
Charles Johnson, of Skanee, is guest
Of his son. Frank Johnson.
John E. Brennan transacted business
in the copper country Saturday last.
d. Levitan and son George were
guests of Houghton friends Wednesday.
Miss Elsie Routhier Of Ishpeming, is
a guest at the Bovine residence this
week.
Alfred Peterson and daughter Mary
were in L'Anse Monday, the latter
being en- route to Duluth.
Octave Seavoy expects to leave
Sunday for Detroit, where he will
remain for some time.
DR.. L. L. Goodnow, of Michigamme,
was business visitor in L'Anse
Thursday.
Atty. Joseph F. Hambitzer, of Hough-
ton, was in L'Anse Thursday on legal
business.
Thursday was generally observed by
the young people as All Fools day. A
number of innocent jokes were practic-
ed upon one another, many being of a
very amusing nature.
The Misses Anna Levitan, Adalia
Egerer and Frances Sterk, who are at
tending the Northern Normal at
Marquette, are spending their Easter
vacation at their homes in L'Anse.
Carpenters are engaged this week
in the work of constructing bay win
dow on the front of the residence
portion of M. Hansen's building on
Main street. The new addition will add
greatly to the pleasure of the rooms.
E.. P. Schulze, of Pequaming, was in
L'Anse Monday, en- route to Marquette
where he is to re-enter the employ of
the d. S. S. & A. company. He has
been returned to L'Anse in the capac-
ity of relief at the station here.
We are informed that very unique
band is going to be organized during the
summer prior to the Elks convention at
Calumet. A travelling man who is a
prominent Elk and first class musician
has conceived an idea to organized
an Upper Peninsula Elks Band
to be, made up of such material
as win represent musicians be-
longing to the order regardless of
their residence. A number of Baraga
county musicians are numbered the list.
One week from Sunday is Easter day
and will be generally observed by
special musical programs in the
several churches of the community.
Tomorrow is Palm Sunday and will be
observed in its customary manner.
Following Easter Sunday, the festiv-
tiles which have been at ease during the
period of Lent will be resumed. The
first event Of Importance is the Fire
mems Ball, which occurs on Monday
evening, and promises to be largely at
tended. Thursday evening the Church
Fair takes place and on Friday evening
the Firemen of Baraga give grand
ball in their city. A number of other
attractions both great and small soon
follow in the wake of the allowed
named.
A meeting of the county board of
Supervisors for Baraga county was
held Thursday. There were present
Supervisors Been, of Arvon; Hid, of
Baraga: Elfman, Of Covington, Foote.
Of L'Anse, and McKercher, of Spur.
There was considerable amount of
business taken up and disposed Of.
Among the important matters was the
consideration Of claim for sum of
money made by Oscar Lundberg, of
Skanee, through his attorney j. F..
Hambitzer, of Houghton, for services
rendered in the capacity of special
deputy game warden, and another in
the receiving and considering the bids
for county physicians. Two bids were
received, one in the name Of Walfred
A. Won Zellen and Romalus 8. Buck
land and the other in the name Of L. L..
Goodnow. BY vote Of three to two
Messrs Won zellen and Buckland were
awarded the contract. The usual grist
Of bills and other matters such as the
reading and disposing Of number Of
communications, resolutions aad reports
were dealt with in accordance with the
best ideas Of the members, at the
conclusion OF which the board adjourn
ed.