The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-11-26
LOCAL ITEMS.
Well, did you eat all that turkey yet?

Well, did you eat all that turkey yet?
Someone broke in the rear window of
the L'Anse Pharmacy Sunday, evident
ly with the intention of stealing. The
time was well chosen, as even the ten
ants upstairs were out calling. What
was taken is not known; Miss Mamie
Goltsch, the clerk, could not tell, as no
damage was noticeable. Sheriff Co.'S
grove is investigating and will undoubt-
edly land the guilty party.
Mrs. w. R. Depew and daughter,
Eileen of Nestorville, arrived in L'Anse
Monday and are guests of Mrs. De-
pew's father, Patrick Bulger.
Attorneys Rush Culver and Hubert
A. Brennan transacted legal business
in Marquette Tuesday.
Messrs. Victor Hall and Charles
Ringstrom, who have been doing car
penter work here for the past few
months, returned to their homes in Ish-
peming Monday.
John Lyons of Covington, drove to
L'Anse Tuesday by cutter. He reports
the road in good condition for sleighing.
Messrs, LeDuc and Boyer on Tuesday
started cut of one and one-half mil
lion feet of timber in T. SO, r. 80, to
be hauled to Brennan's landing.
Miss Ethel Culver, who is attending
the Normal at Marquette, spent sever
al days in L'Anse last week.
Sheriff O'Rourke of Ontonagon, was
Pequaming visitor Saturday last.
Peter Getzen of Baraga was in town
on business Monday.
Charles johnson of Skanee brought a
load of deer to L'Anse Monday and
was guest of his brother, Frank.
]. E. Brennan left for Chicago Tues
day to attend the stock show.
Messrs. Henry Sterk, Charles Stein
bach and Robert Peterson, who are at
tending the M. C. M. at Houghton, ar
rived in L 'Anse Wednesday for a few
days visit.
Miss Mary Stack, who is teaching
school in Spur township, spent Thanks
giving at her home in L'Anse.
Joseph Krolik left for Marquette
Wednesday to visit friend.
John Lea of Negaunee, was guest
of his daughter. Mrs. Louis ]. Menard,
Thanksgiving day.
Walter B. Seifert. of Munising, ar
rived in L'Anse Wednesday and spent
Thanksgiving day the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Seifert.
He was accompanied by Max Spencer.
Misses Grace Harris, Melinda Hare,
Stein Bishop and Stella Hanchette and
Messrs. Banks, Brewster, Ruppe and
Robinson of Houghton, accompanied
by Misses Frances and Florence Camp
bell and Zoe Proctor and Messrs. D. P.
Menard, Harry Culver and Harris
Smith, drove to Arvon Thursday to
spend several days in quest of deer.
Edmond Collins, who is attending the
Ferguson Business College at Mar
quette, arrived in L'Anse Wednesday.
Miss Henrietta Steinbach Of Chicago,
arrived in L'Anse Sunday and is q
guest of her mother, Mrs. Amelia
Steinbach.
Charles Hansen of Laurium, spent
Monday in L'Anse on business.
John Harry of Pequaming, left for
Sarpsborg, Norway, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Belanger re-
turned Wednesday from Chicago where
they were guests of relatives the past
few weeks.
William Peterson, road master of the
South Shore on the Houghton division
for the past fifteen months, has hand
ed in his resignation, to take effect De-
cember 1st, and will again resume the
foremanship of the L'Anse section.
Mrs. ]. H. Mclean spent Thanksgiv-
ing at Dollar Bay.
Miss Anna Kolmier, of Keweenaw
Bay, was guest of the Misses Pa
quette few days this week.
Two rabbits tagged with deer hunt
ers' licenses were what noted copper
country hunter secured on his recent
trip, He was not interviewed but it is
limited that he had the buck fever and
rather than be skunked, purchased the
bunnies from the Indians.
Attorney Joseph j. O'Connor re-
turned Tuesday from Ann Arbor where
he saw Michigan do up Minnesota to
the tune of to O.
The Misses Theora and Emma Ber-
nard of Marquette, and Messrs. Frank
McKindles and DR.. Powers of Hancock
we're guests of Mrs. E. McKindles
Thursday.
Miss Delphine Perrault and Joseph
Deschaine, Of Ishpeming. were guests
Of relatives in L'Anse Thanksgiving
day.