The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-08-20
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LOCAL ITEMS

was guest VI Mr. anu Mr5. rank wi.
Ennis Thursday and Friday.
Messrs. Gust Tang and Thomas Muir
ply were L'Anse visitors Thursday.
Mrs. John Vaughan, Jr., left Thurs
day for Keewatin, Canada, to make
her future home with her husband at
that place.
Mrs. R. S. auckland and daughter,
Martha, left for Marquette Tuesday.
Mrs. Leander Amesse left Thursday
for Rainy River, Ontario, to spend
three weeks visiting relatives.
James Fleming of Houghton, was
Baraga visitor Thursday.
An excursion from Calumet will en-
ter Baraga Sunday, August 18th, and
a game of baseball will be played be-
tween the Calumet and Baraga mines
on the local diamond on the above
named day.
Miss Laura Gallagher of Duluth, ar
rived Thursday and is guest at the
Bulley residence.
Mesdames Amelia Getzen and Bulley,
and Martin Cosgrove and John Ras-
mussen left Thursday for camping
trip at Big Lake.
Messrs. A. H. Lord, George C. Bent
ley, Roger M. Andrews and w. R.
Oates will conduct a rally at the Town
Hall Thursday evening, August 25th,
in the interests of Chase S. Osborn, of
the 500, for governor. Voters should
all be present and hear the guberna-
torial situation discussed.
Bernard Byers of Houghton, arrived
here Wednesday and is circulating d
petition here and in L'Anse for John
d. Cudahy for senator for the 32nd
senatorial district on the Democratic
ticket.
Early Wednesday morning five cows
that had been spending the early part
of the evening carousing around the
village, decided that the best way to
finish the night would be to inspect
and sample the many varieties of vege-
tables planted by John Loud, who has
the best truck garden in this village.
The bovines did considerable damage
and Mr.. Loud refused to let the cows
go until the owners stepped UP and
settled. One came up and paid, the
others appealed to Judge Markle, who
appointed Messrs. Herman J. Falk and
Fred Clisch as appraisers, who esti-
mated the loss at S25.40 and costs.
Same was paid and the cows released.
County Commissioner S. 0. Clinton
was in L'Anse Tuesday on business.
E. l. Real transacted business in
L'Anse Tuesday. ~
Mrs. Needham of Houghton, arrived
in Baraga Monday and is a guest of
Mrs. Nelson Cote.
District Superintendent James Pas.
coe will hold the fourth quarterly
meeting here on Friday, August 26.
Mrs. Ernest Brown and children,
who have been visiting relatives in Ish-
peming for the past three weeks, re-
turned to their home here yesterday.
Eva, the three months old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Price, who re-
side in Baraga township, was taken
suddenly i'll on Sunday with stomach
trouble and died at 1890 p. m. The
funeral was held on Tuesday Afternoon
and the remains were laid at rest ir
the local cemetery. The sympathy Of
the entire community is with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Price in their bereavement.
Miss Mary Somerset of Marquette
is a guest of Mrs. William Sach thi!
week.
t Ted Edwards, Willie Colenso, Ed
mond Collins and Russell Trudeau cam,
: over from L'Anse Sunday to see thei
best girls.
Mrs. Sarah Knisely, who was
guest of her son, Samuel HI. for tn
past three weeks, left for Hillmal
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremiah Dault, o
L'Anse, were in Baraga Wednesda
the guest of relatives.
: Mr.. and Mrs. James Chosa of Kewe
nav Bay, were visitors here Wednes
day.
Thomas G. Thompson, keeper 9
Sand Point light house, posted notice
: on Wednesday asking for proposals fc
:, building four hundred and fifty feet {
g cement walk, also five hundred gallo
g oil house eleven feet long, eight fee
ten inches wide, and fifteen feet hig
of paving block brick on Sand Poin
All bids must be in by August oath.
The Baraga Lumber Company star
ed its first camp on Thursday on Sc
ton 10, Township 81, Range 33, ar
expects to cut one and one-half millic
feet of hemlock and hardwood. FRI
- Urquhardt Of this village is foreman.
re A son arrived at the home of N
and Mro pator flanagan Sunday