The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-03-12
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LOCAL ITEMS
!. Register today. Vote Monday.


the st. Paul the same day. Funeral
was held Tuesday.
Atty. w. L. Mason returned home
from Detroit and Lawton Thursday.
Attorney Rush Culver and son, Harry,
of Marquette, spent Thursday in L'Anse
on business.
Mrs. John Harry and Miss Edith
Lofquist, who have been visiting at
Champion, Mich, the past week. re-
turned to their homes in Pequaming
Thursday.
John Harry was l. Anse visitor
Thursday.
L. M. johnson. of Arvon, was
L'Anse visitor Tuesday.
Olof Skuggan and son, of Peqnaming,
were guests of L'Anse friends Tuesday.
The L'Anse hockey team is planning
on giving dance soon after Lent.
John E. Brennan was Houghton
visitor Wednesday.
E. p. Schultz arrived from Marquette
Wednesday.
Gust A. Gustafson, treasurer Of Cow
ington, was in L'Anse Tuesday and set
tied with the Deputy County Treasurer
Charles Kelsey.
DR.. w. A. Won Zellen was in Skanee
Thursday, on professional business.
John Lyons returned to his home in
Covington Thursday, after several days.
visit in L'Anse.
Supervisor Olof w. Been, of Skanee,
transacted business in L'Anse Thurs
day.
Axel Rylander and son, Nelson, Of
Skanee. were business visitors in
L'Anse Thursday.
Noise Deschaine leaves today for
Marquette, to visit his brother, Fabian,
who il Ill.
Miss Hilda A. Newman and Henry
C. Hendricks were united in marriage
Saturday last by Rev. T. c. Thomas.
Harris Smith has acceptd a position
in the Baraga County National bank
and will have charge Of the Insurance
and Bond Department. He started in
Monday.
Mrs. Andrew Anderson, of Pequaming,
is a guest at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Spruce.o Brown
ing, Montana, arrived in L'Anse last
Thursday. Mr.Spruce expects to locate
at the M. E. Mission and in the near fu-
ture open up grocery store.
Oscar Zellen, of Skanee, spent last
Saturday in L'Anse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Treado and daugh-
ter Zoe, were in L'Anse Friday. Mr..
Treado is Treasurer of Spur Township
and settled his delinquent taxes with
the county Treasurer.
Mrs. Frank Collins and daughter,
Madeline, left for Duluth last Saturday.
Thomas Cosgrove, deputy sheriff. left
Monday for Detroit, having John Mack
in custody. Mack has been sentenced
to the Detroit House Of Correction.
Roy, the four months old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Bishop.of Nestoria, died
Saturday last. Interment took place
at Michigamme Monday.
Mrs.J. "A. BELL, Misses Laura and Marie
McKindles andEmma Menge andThomas
Cosgrove attended the "Great Divide
at the Kerredge theatre, Hancock,
Saturday last.
Lean E.Selden left Saturday last fol
Duluth.
About forty L'Anse residents visited
Baraga Sunday last. They went to see
a hockey game between Baraga anl
L'Anse, but the contest was postponed
on account Of the poor condition of the
ice.
Patrick Culliney returned Saturday
from two weeks visit in Hancock, as
the guest Of his son, Michael.
William Peterson, who is road mas tel
of the South Shore Houghton division
spent Sunday at his home in this village
/ Martin Voetsch transacted business
in Spur Friday.
Samuel Xiii, OF Baraga, will be II
L'Anse today, to turn the Baraga town
ship tax money into the county strong
box.
It is understood that our L'Anse higl
school played the Peoria five yesterda,
evening. No score received.
August Backstrom, township treasur
er Of Skanee, was in L'Anse las
Saturday and brought in his delinquent
roll and settled with the Deputy Coun
ty Treasurer Kelsey.
The SENTINEL was in receipt Of let
ter this week from d.. Carson, Of Park
wood, Pa, where he Il building railroads
being . contractor. Mr. Carson was
resident Of Baraga and L'Anse abou
twenty years ego and is still remembers,
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