The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-11-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

Chief William Owen, of Zeha, was a
Baraga visitor Monday.
j. E. Brennan. superintendent of the
National Pole Company, transacted
business at Eagle Harbor Tuesday.
Bruno Krolik has taken position at
the, South Shore depot as baggageman.
d. J. Mongeau, of Covington, while
en- route to Aston, spent Sunday in
L'Anse.
County Road Commissioner Simon
Denomie was at work on the new
Huron Bay and L'Anse road this week,
making the necessary repairs on it in
preparation for its use during the COM
ing winter.
C. A. Peterson of Seattle, Washing
ton, spent several days in L'Anse this
week, dispbsing of some of his real es-
tate. 4
Edward Culver of Marquette, spent
Saturday last in L'Anse, guest of his
brother, Rush.
Nels Majhanna, of Michigamme, was
in L'Anse Monday on business and
while here stated that the new hotel
and store which he is building at Her
man will be completed next week. The
hotel will be 44x24, two stories high,
and will be needed addition to this
rising young village, something which
has been needed for some time. The
store building will be 16x24 feet.
A gift you owe yourself Decem-
ber's delights will be less enjoyable
unless you're properly dressed for the
holidays. Remember your own needs
while remembering others. We're
here with the correct goods, smart as
can be, more modestly priced than
you'd expect. From hat to hose-ev-
erything you wear. Freshen up bit
and make it "merrier" for yourself.
At the same time you can scan our
special gift merchandise. Edward ST.
cote, Menge Block, L'Anse.
Andrew Jondrew and Louisa Migizin
of Assinnins, were granted a marriage
license by County Clerk Martin Voetsch
Monday.
Miss Tessie Ford returned Monday
from Marquette. where she was guest
of Miss Clara Menard. who is attend
ing, the Northern State Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Roberts and
family Moved into the Sengebusch
building on Third street Tuesday.
Joseph Boyer was in Houghton Tues
day.
James McAlindon, of the firm of
Kuchaw & McAlindon, is busy this
week putting cave troughs on the Sa-
cred Heart church.
D. ]. Norton of Ontonagon, was in
L'Anse Tuesday, renewing old ac-
quaintances.
Joseph LeDuc spent Tuesday in
Houghton on business.
The last raft of cedar poles for the
season arrived in L'Anse Wednesday
from Hebard & Sons of Pequaming by
the tug Hebard and consisted of two
thousand poles for the National Pole
Company. Supt. John E. Brennan in
formed the writer that the past season
was one of the best the company has
had, having received over 40, 900 poles
and large number of cedar and hem
lock ties; the ties being practically all
sold and shipped. The coming winter
will witness the shipping of the COM
pany's product which has been stored
in their three yards TO various points
in the United States and by spring the
yards will be ready to receive the past
winters cut of poles and ties. Peter
Sands has the management of the local
yards.
Rush Culver returned Wednesday
from business trip to Marquette.
Mrs. Matt Hansen spent Thursday in
Houghton.
Oscar Cheput, who was guest of
his brother, Joseph, the past week,
left for Omaha Tuesday.
Attorney Joseph j. O'Connor left
Thursday for Ann Arbor, to witness
the Minnesota-Michigan football game
today.
Mrs. Nan E. Soule of Assinins, was
a guest of friends in L'Anse Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Harry Steinbach, who is employed as
mining engineer on the Mesaba range.
stopped offin L'Anse Thursday. He
left the same day for Houghton and
will return today to visit the balance
of the month with his mother, Mrs.
Amelia Steinbach. !,