The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-09-24

will give dance in Grandville Hall on
Friday evening, September 80. Harvey
Raymond, Leopold Putzke and John
Dahlstrom have been appointed as a
committee on arrangements. The floor
committee will be Messrs Arvid John
son, John Norback. Reception, Charles
Gould, Edward Isaacson. Music for
this occasion will be furnished by eight
pieces of the Baraga Band.
Raymond Pinet left Wednesday for
Big Rapids to attend the Ferris Insti-
tute.
Miss Anna Pinet left last week for
Green Bay, to attend St. Joseph's
academy.
John Z. Brennan, superintendent of
the National Pole Company at L'Anse,
transacted business in Baraga Thurs
day.
| Mrs. John Greenblatt and sons, Her
bert and Jerome, left for Milwaukee
Sunday, to visit relatives.
| Attorney D. l.. Robinson Of Hough-
ton, transacted business in Baraga
Tuesday.
P. A. Larson of Chassell, spent
Tuesday in Baraga.
Mrs. A! B. Cosgrove was confined to
her home with illness several days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bendry left yes
terday for Skanee to visit Mrs. Ben
dry's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Johnson.
w. G. VAIL, superintendent of the
Houghton County Infirmary, arrived
in Baraga yesterday and was a guest
of his brother, Andrew.
The steamer Hopkins arrived in port
yesterday and will load with five hun.
dred thousand feet of lumber at the
hester docks.
Alex Smith, who was held over for q
hearing in the John Monahan case last
week for further testimony. was dis
charged on Wednesday by Judge Mar
kle as the sheriff could find no evidence
to show that Smith was implicated in
the affair.
The business mems meeting held or
Tuesday evening was well attended.
The report of Joseph l. LaBrecque on
his trip to lower Michigan was heard
and committee of three consisting OF
James Mcmahon, John H. Hid and A.
w. Stark was appointed to investigate
the supply of timber available and get
the rates of the railroad company for
the shipment of same.
Joseph A. Anderson was called to his
home west of Baraga Wednesday by
the serious illness of his father.
Last Friday was busy day for fines
in Justice Markle's court. he took in
twenty-five dollars from two drunk and
disorderly persons and one disturber OF
the peace. and delighted the county
treasurer with check for the results.
Andrew Dahlberg was copper
country visitor Monday.
A social hop was given in the Grand
vile Hall last Saturday, being well at
tended by local dancers.
The thresher owned by Matt Scran
tany will finish its seasons work the
first of next week and will have
threshed $3.50 bushels of grain in this
township: 1900 in the Swede settle
ment; $50 in Arnheim and 300 in Pelkie
James Mcmahon, judge of probate
was a copper country visitor Wednes
day.
Ben Watkins was in L'Anse Wednes
day on business.
Messrs. Adolph Girard and Charles
Cameron finished laying three hundred
sixty feet of two-inch water main wes
on Lyons street from the corner o.
State street, Wednesday.
Samuel Hill transacted business il
Pequaming Tuesday.
Jacob Bendry is having his house OF
Superior avenue painted by Herr.
n Deschaine, thus making it neat and at
tractive.
: Ben Coil will leave next WEDNESDAY
for Chicago, to purchase goods for hi
large store here and buy what is need
ed to put the finishing touches on hi
complete line.
Otto Rylander of Skanee, arrived il
Baraga Monday and is guest of hi
, brother, Martin.
Frank Miley, who has been brakinI
on the passenger from Marquette t
Calumet the past two months, o.
Wednesday assumed the same positio
on and 8, running from Saxon to Du
luth. Frank visit ed here Wednesday.
A. L. Seely, state agent of the Mich
igan Life Insurance Co., of Ishpeminq
was in Baraga last Saturday and az
pointed w. c. Birk local agent.
Dan Mcmillan made numerous n
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