The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-10-29

T. A. Steller of Houghton. arrived in
Baraga Tuesday and is putting in hot
water plant in H. j. Falk's residence.
Miss Helen Theobald of Hancock, ar
rived here Monday and is guest of
her sister. Mrs. Nick Stein.
Nelson Cote left for Hancock Thurs
day to visit his son Edward, for sever
al days.
L. G. Hllyear transacted business in
Houghton Thursday.
Arvid johnson is having his resi-
dence painted. E. Ellison, of Hancock.
is doing the work.
Angus Mcdonald spent Wednesday
in Honghton.
The steamer w. R. Stafford and
barge Edward Williams are loading
Noble-C orwin Co. lumber at the Mes
ter Lumber Co. g dock. for Toledo.
Miss May Thompson, the eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas C.
Thompson of the Sand Point light
house, was quite seriously ill several
days this week but is now out of dam
ger.
Attorney j. l. LaBrecque transacted
legal business in Houghton Thursday.
The case of the people vs.. Thomas
Bond was continued by Judge Markle
on Wednesday, for two weeks.
Edward, the four year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Ekinen of Pelkie, while
playing with number of his compan-
ions Tuesday, was unintentionally
struck in the face with an axe, it cut
ting deep cash across his right cheek
and nose. The little fellow was taken
to L'Anse, where he received medical
treatment and unless serious complica-
tons set in will soon be well.
MIR. and Mrs. F. w. Schwalm were
in receipt Of congratulations Thursday,
the occasion being the twenty-fifth an
niversary of their wedding.
Messrs. Edward Real, Frank M. En-
mis-, DR.. r. S. auckland and daughter.
Isabelle, and Joseph Getzen returned
Monday from Chicago, after witness
ing the baseball games between the
Cubs and Athletics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Putzkie of Green
Bay, who were recently married, have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Putzkie
Of Baraga the past week.
What might have been more seri-
GUS accident occurred to Peter Demgen
and son, Peter, Jr., and Gus Tang last
Sunday afternoon. The gentlemen
named drove from Baraga early in the
day and visited the many farmers in
the vicinity of the Sturgeon River,
stopping at the home of Edward Olsen
near Pelkie, at about five o'clock in
the afternoon. Getting out of the rig,
Mr.. Demgen struck match on the
shaft, which frightened the horse, il
attempting to run away. Mr.. Demgen
grabbed for the lines but secured only
one, and was thrown under the horse
who cut him above the left eye and al.
so badly bruised his left leg. The boy
was thrown out Of the rig. The party
Immediately drove to Baraga, where
medical attendance was procured. Mr.
Demgen, who is the Democratic nomi
nee for sheriff. will be confined to hi!
room for the week.
Ben Coil was Houghton visito
Wednesday.
A Fred Urquhardt will start CAM
for the Baraga Lumber Company a
Point Abbaye next week. The cut i
is estimated will run in the neighbor
hood of three million feet.
A small raft Of logs was receive,
from L'Anse Wednesday for the Bars
ga Lumber Company.
Nels Rylander Of Flint, arrived 1
Baraga Tuesday and was . guest 0
his brother, Martin, leaving Friday 70
his home in Skanee, where he expect
to remain during the winter.
J. H.. Mathes, representative for tn
. Baraga Lodge No. 566, I. o. 0. F., {
the Grand Lodge session held at Gran
! Rapids. returned to biz home last -
! day.
= Miss Mary Loud left Wednesday "a
Big Rapids. to attend the Ferris Inst
tute.
J. w. Balmer principal Of the III
Z Pleasant Indian School, was IN Bsrse
/ Tuesday. returning to Mt. Pleasar
with Misses Louisa and Theresa Shoss
Agnes Forcia, Elisabeth Kabogou IN
Louisa Papin.
E. 7. Corwin Of ontonagon, spsr