The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-10-04


poison. Immediate medical treatrnent
saved his life.
Miss Albina Moran left Tuesday foe
two weeks visit in Escanaba.
Eldage LeClair, of Bellair, on Tues
day contracted with the Marshall But
ters Lumber Company to get out three
hundred thousand feet of timber for
the mill here.
Mrs. Samuel McGrath and children.
who have been guests of Mrs. Nc
Grath's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Collins, the past two months, leave to-
day for their home in Detroit.
The cottage of the Detroit Brown
stone Company located two miles north
of L'Anse was destroyed by fire Mon
day afternoon. How the blaze started
is unknown but it is presumed to have
originated from defective chimney
Mrs. Hendricks and son eddie, who
occupied this dwelling, had all of their
household goods destroyed.
John Bone; of Marquette, was in
L'Anse Wednesday with the South
Shore wrecking outfit, picking up the
two Buffers freight cars which were
wrecked Monday.
The household goods of Jerome Sho-
van will arrive from Boyne City today
He will occupy Buffers company house
No. 3.
Mrs. F, F. Jeffreys, of Pittsburg.
Pa, who has been guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Martin Voetsch, the past
three weeks, left for ker home Wednes-
day.
Captain j. P. Christopher left here
Wednesday for few days visit in
Ispeming.
Two loaded cars on the South Shore
spur in the Buffers Lumber Company's
yard failed to couple on the local freight
Monday afternoon and ran away, put
ting two of the mill company box cars
in Fall river.
Mrs. Joseph LeDuc is i'll at her home
in L'Anse.
Joseph Confer, an inmate of the Bar
aga county poor farm, died last Thurs
day at the age of SO. The remains
were laid to rest in L'Anse cemetery
Saturday morning, FIR. Hem officiat-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delore Mongrin, of Nc
MILAN, arrived Monday and will reside
in the Rambaud residence on Railroad
street.
Leo P. Sanregret left Saturday for
Stanley, N. D.. after visiting here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George SAM
regret, the past four weeks.
Senator w. Frank James, of Han
cock, spent last Friday in L'Anse and
Baraga.
Charles Hafer and son, of Houghton,
went to Arvon Thursday for brief
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King and daugh-
ter, lola. returned Wednesday from
few weeks visit in Detroit,
The household goods of Mr.. and Mrs
Thore arrived Wednesday from Hart
The couple will occupy Buffers COM
pany hou.e No. 8.
j. 3. Smith shot partridge in his
garden Thursday morning. Most of
our hunters travel all day in the woods
while Mr.. Smith kops them off without
leaving his premises.
j. j. Smith is erecting a retaining
wall on the front of the Maxey lots on
Main street. 1t will be forty feet long
and nine feet high.
Mrs. Charles Fisher. of Superior,
Wis, visited at the !, Steinbath home
Thursday.
Emery Welsh on Thursday had exca-
walton work started for the erection Of
two buildings, sausage room of one
story, 20x20, and barn of two stories
20x30. Frank Kruse is doing the ex-
cavating.
The officers and directors of the Mar
shall Buffers Lumber Company will ar
rive today.
Large delegations of our citizens are
attending the Copper Country Fair.
Thomas Liberty is erecting cottage
on the west side of Fall river.
d. P. Menard has team of Arabian
ponies on exhibition at the Copper
Country Fair. w. f. Sterk drove
them to Houghton Tuesday.
A crib 16xl6 feet is being built in the
lake north of the Buffers saw mill for
their IL inch intake pipe which will
connect with their big fire pump. This
will give them the best Of fire protec-
ton and when connected with the viii
lage main give L'Anse service for
fire that few villages can boast of.
The L. s. l.. will give another of
their popular impromptu dances at the
Town Hall tonight.
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