The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-06-01
Local Items


N. j. Majhanna, EricK Kayarmo, and
Gust Kontio of Herman who had con-
tract from L'Anse township last year
to build road six and three-quarter
miles from Herman to L'Anse town
ship line on Nestoria route, started
work Wednesday and expect to finish
the same this summer.
Mrs. r. B. Reynolds returned Wed
nesday from few weeks visit in Han
cock with her daughter.
Suits Pressed and Cleaned.
Edward Sicotte
Miss Edith Gauthier of 0ntonagon
arrived yesterday and is a guest az
the Mckindles home.
F. w. Knedple and wife were Wis
itors at Houghton yesterday.
John P. Moran lost heavy draft
horse early Thursday morning. The
animal had been sold and purchaser
would have gotten him that day.
A Monte Cuba Cigar is the best
John E. Brennan was visitor Thurs
day in Houghton.
Henry Murphy Of Diorite, spent Dec
oration Day in town.
The Misses Margaret Shea and Inez
Majhanna spent Thursday in Three
Lakes.
Coil & Levitan have received nice
line Of wall paper. Call and see sam
ples.
D. p. Menard on Wednesday evening
sprained his wrist while cranking his
auto. Delore can still run the machine
bnt under difficulties.
Messrs Frank Anderson and David
Macarthur, Of Houghton visited Thur
cay in L'Anse.
Critical smokers ask for the Monte
Cuba.
Mrs. W. G. Wahl, of Houghton was
guest Thursday Of Mrs. w. T. Menge
Captain Christopher and daughter,
Mrs. Martin Voetsch spent Thursday
in Negaunee.
Mrs. August Menge on Wednesday
had the mis- sfortune to fall while in
their garden and disiocate the bore in
her left thumb.
To insure pleasure. smoke a Monte
Cuba Cigar.
David Levitan was in Hancock Thurs
day and attenced the laying of the cor
fnerstone of the 'House of David"
William G.. Rice of Houghton spent a
few days in L'Anse this week fishing.
A four pound trout was the largest fish
he was fortunate enough to land.
The smokers favorite. The Monte
Cuba.
George Paquette returned Tuesday
from Medford. Wis.
Theodore Edward of Baraga visited
in L'Anse Monday.
L. P. Preston, of Herman, manager
of the square deal store was business
visitor Monday in L'Anse.
Mrs. Louis Mendar left Tuesday for
few days visit at Hancock and On.
tonogon with her daughters.
P. Brennan transacted business ir
Houghton Tuesday.
Instructor Osborn and Charles Sein.
bach, student of the M. C. M. OF
Houghton, spent the first of the week ir
L'Anse.
! Miss Helen O'CohA6r who il teach
ing in Calumet was weekend visitor
at her home here,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Seavo.
a daughter, on Saturday.
4 j. c, Crebassa of Keweenaw Ba,
was in L'Anse Monday on business.
| Mrs. w. F. Sterk and mother, Mrs
Lance left last Saturday for Calume
to spend few weeks visining.
i. ADle VI IlOuRuIoH WAC W SO"h
Monday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hafer of Hougf
ton visited Sunday at Arvon.
ID. C. Shea, of Hancock was Sur
day guest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs
c. ID. Shea.
Mrs. Larson expects to leave Nor
day for Marquette to visit her son En-
a few weeks, she will also go to Musk'
gon before her return to visit her bro
: ther whom she hasn't seen in 29 year
: Hubert Seavoy visited in Barag
Wednesday.
!, Harold Wilson spent Wednesday
the copper country.
). Miss Laura Brennan visited Wedne
e day in Keweenaw Bay.
IS Mrs. Thomas Ford and son Ra
mond left Wednesday for few days VII
u in Duluth.
Charley Biankenhorn arrived We
}. nesday from Milwaukee and expects
spend the summer here.