The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-01-08
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Theresa Ford left Monday for
Duluth, to visit relatives.
N. M. DeHaas spent "Wednesday in
Lake Linden, on business.
DR.. Patterson, of Calumet, was Pc
quaming visitor Tuesday.
Messrs. Mason and O'Connor were
Skanee visitors Thursday.
Ralph Tart, of Houghton. called on
trade in L'Anse Wednesday.
F. w. Hebard transacted business in
Duluth the fore part Of the week.
d. P. .Menard returned Tuesday from
few days. visit in the copper country.
Olof w. Been, of Skanee, was q
business visitor in L'Anse Wednesday.
Mrs. d. Levitan left Wednesday for
Phillips, Wis, for few weeks visit
with relatives.
DR.. w. A. Won Zellen was at Skanee
Wednesday and Thursday attending
Mrs. John McComb.
Am. Smith, Of Algonac, Mich, spent
several days this week guest of his
brother, j. B. Smith.
Master Spencer Dakota, of Huron Bay,
visited George F. Pine, Jr., at the M.
E. Mission this.week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Smith, of Hough-
ton, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Smith New Years day.
Miss Isabelle Steinbach is at Baraga, in
attendance upon Mrs. Real, who was
seriously injured Monday.
Mrs. M. Citizen, of Detroit, formerly
of L'Anse, has been critically i'll at her
home, but is reported improving.
Mrs. D. F. Daley, of Detroit and Her
bert Bray. of FIT. Collins, Colorado, are
guests at the Campbell residence.
Miss Florence Campbell returned
Thursday from Hancock, after spend
ing a few days with Mrs. w. w. Kim
mel.
Miss Gillette, of Laurium, arrived in
L'Anse the fore part of the week and
is now employed as stenographer at
the Baraga County National Bank.
George E. Pine, of the M. E. Mission,
has crew of carpenters engaged in
building new house on his farm. They
expect to complete the job next week.
DR.. w. w. Kimmel, dentist, of Han
cock, will be in L'Anse again Monday,
January "a. He intends making visit
to Detroit and his home in Indiana in
the meantime.
j. E. Wells. for long me connected
with the First National Bank Of Lake
Linden, is in L'Anse this week, assum-
ing the duties of cashier of the Baraga
County National Bank during the tenn
porary absence of Martin voetsch.
Mrs. McKinnie's voice is of wonder
full volume and great purity. Her
singing is always delightful. Mr.. Nc
Kinnie has one of the truest voices
ever heard in this region. 1t is round
and full Of expression. n.--Iron Ore, Ish.
peming, Mich.
One Of the popular sports of the sea-
son in this neck Of the woods being the
hunting of rabbits, three Of our popular
young men have banded together to ex
terminate the animals, and, of course
will be successful. They secured th'
necessary equipment, consisting Of salt
pepper, etc., and few other neces
sary articles and started out bright ant
early Thursday morning to bring in tn
rabbits. They have secured orders fol
1000 rabbits, but all ord ers are subjec
to sale on the run.
A beautiful calendar, issued by tn
Michigan Agricultural College, has beel
received at this Office. 1t gives mum
ber of pictures of buildings, campu
scenes, laboratories. etc. To those wht
have known the college for many year
it brings vividly to mind the great pro
gress made by this institution in recen
years. Thepatest departure is to offer bus
farmers courses one week in length
This year during the week beginning
Feb. 14th, will be given instruction j
corn anS other farm crops. Every ma
who grows corn can receive one weel
of the most thorough and practical in
struction. The following week, whicl
has been formerly the week Of tn
roundup institute will be devoted t
fruit culture, soils, crops, fertilizers
etc. The week beginning Feb. 28t
will be turned over to the dairymen o
the state. This will be a great wee
for the men interested in this branch Q
farming. The next and the last Of tn
one-week courses will be devoted
those who are interested in swine
Speakers from abroad will assist in NAL
ing these four weeks the greatest oppol
tunity ever offered to farmers IN Mich
gan. One may remain for one weell
or the four weeks just - he chooses
Every farmer who has desire to in