The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-11-06
LOCAL rrzlss

~ e. oIcuuoH Wes A1Ou8uton VIE
itor Wednesday.
The lsnghthening Of the Linden creek
bridge has been completed and is now
in line for acceptance by the village
fathers.
z Henry Ford, Of Green Bay, was q
guest Of his brother, Thomas Ford Of
this village, . few days this week.
Noise Deschaine has received a fine
supply of city and high school banners.
They are on exhibition at his Main street
store.
A pair of pliers have been found by
Supt. Mellencamp. Owner may have
the same by calling upon him.
The Misses Irene and Margaret o Neal,
of Hancock. arrived in L'Anse yester-
day and are guests at Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Hansen.
Don't forget the card and dancin G
party at the hall Monday night by the
Lady Maccabees. Given for the sun
shine fund of the lodge, fund used in
the aid Of sick ones and in helping hu-
manity in general. Help by attending.
Twenty five cents for card party and
25c for the dance.
A dance will be given in Pequaming
Town Hall next Friday evening for the
benefit of Dos Chandler, who is afflicted
with tuberculosis. Everybody welcome.
August Gilman, secretary of the
board Of education of Arvon Township
was at Houghton Tuesday and took in
the educational convention.
The Edwardsen barn has been con,-
pleted and is one of the fnest-if not
the fnest-building of it's kind in the
village. fIt has the composition
roofing; the building is green with white
trimmings.
Everyone is preparing for the cold
winter months. All have paid their
respects to the coal and wood man and
are putting the storm windows and doors
in place.
Charles o. Marceau was awarded the
contract for the interior decoration of
the bank building and commenced dec
Grating the fore part of the week.
Basket ball practice started Tuesday
evening, with good prospects for the
future Miss Kathryne Justema will
have charge of the girls team, while
Clark c. Oliver acts in the same capacity
for the boys team.
a Meador Seavoy had set of large
logging wheels removed to his farm this
week. They are twelve feet high.
1t is understood that he will use them
in harvesting his pumpkins. Some
pumpkins we imagine.
The window washers had busy time
this week. No, no soap was needed.
H. j. Seifert, president and August
Menge, secretary, of the L'Anse town
ship board of education, wers at Hough-
ton Wednesday, present at meeting
Of the school officers of Baraga and
Houghton counties.
John Sterk has returned to his home
in L'Anse, after having been employed
at DeHaas' mill, Skanee. Sickness
caused his return. He left for the hos
pital at Hancock Wednesday to take
treatment.
In local last week, we made the
statement that M. Hansen had returned
from the 500, after taking the under
taker and embalmer's examination. We
were misinformed. for he was at Sault
Ste Marie attending the state convention
of Oddfellews.
Miss Laura McKindles returned from
the copper countyr yesterday. She has
been visiting in that vicinity for about
ten days.
Dan Denomie was called to Lake Lin
den Friday, by q message announcing
the serious illness of his father.
Richard Roberts of Covington, trans
acted business in L'Anse Friday.
Messrs J. J. O'Connor, d. p. Menard
and r. G. Williams took in the Gentle
man from Mississippi at the Kerredge
theatre. Hancock, Thursday evening.
Miss Anna Murphy was Houghton
visitor Wednesday.
Hon. ]. o. Maxey was in Marquette
a few this week.
j. H. Mclean returned Wednesday
from st. Paul. where he was in atten-
dance at convention of the railroad
employees department of the American
Federation of Labor Convention on
Monday, representing the operators.
J. Pros. Atty, J. J. O'Connor was 1t
Houghton Tuesday, on legal business.
When the dust il on the counter and
the cobweb's on the shelf. and there's
no one in the store but your own dis-
heartsnsd self, and your stock is getting
shslf-worn and everything looks stale,
and bills enough ars coming in to make
= bankor tnlo OH fhensa The time :