The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-03-22
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dunk Robertson and
daughter, of Winona, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs John Sands.
Attorney w. L. Mason was in Pelkie
Thursday on business.
Supt. Mellencamp will act as one of
the judges at the Iron sub-district ora
torical contest at Ishpeming next
Thursday evening.
You can get your wall paper at Ed
Sicotte's, Prices from &c a single roll
and un carried in stock. adv
Just received carload Of house fur
niture, carpets and rugs Ready for
inspection. Ed Sicotte & Co. adv
Buy your ladies, chilGren's and in
fant's shoes at Ed. Sicotte's. Prices
reasonable. adv
Supervisor Anton f. Erickson, who
has represented Covihgton township
the past three years, announced Thurs
day that ne would not be candidate
this year. Joseph Miettunen and En-
ick f.. Stenson of that township will
contest for the position.
Sheriff Purple, of Petoskey, was here
yesterday after August GRADER, who
was arrested by Sheriff Demgen at
Skanee by Sheriff Demgen and who is
wanted for wife desertion.
Mort Getchell, of Hancock, was in
town Thursday.
, Miss Arietta Van Ness is visiting in
Marquette.
Attorney Ira E. Randall, of Hough-
ton, was in L'Anse Wednesday and
Thursday trsnsacting business at the
Court House.
Clerk Voetsch issued marriage IL
cense Wednesday to Wilfr.d Lompray
of Baraga and Miss Rose Elma ST.
John of Hancock.
The Pastime theatre will reopen to-
night.
We are now showing complete sam
pie line Of wall papers for the season
of 1913. If unable to call, we will send
books to your home. p. Brennan. ad
Peter Sands returned Wednesday
from Motley, where he inspected cedar
poles for the National Pole Company.
Joseph LeDuc, who has been lumber
ing on Sec. ID, 5O-33 for the Marshall
Buffers Lumber Company, closed down
his camp Thursday.
The card party given Monday even
ing at the Town Hall was not as large
~ attended as anticipated. but those
who were present had delightful
time.
Sylvester Kinney, editor and propri-
etor of the Tribune of New Meadow,
Idaho, favored US with a copy OF his
paper Monday. Mr.. Kinney is a son
of Sylvester Kinney, former editor and
owner of the Sentinel, who spent years
Of hard work putting the paper on its
feet.
Drink Kremo Coffee and be happy.
Now 3Oc pound. p. Brennan. adv
The Easter exercises to be held to-
morrow night at the M. +. church will
be the best ever given in this church.
The children are taking great interest
In the program, both in the music and
speaking, and the choir is preparing
special music for the occasion. There
will be a special offering taken up for
the benefit of the church missionary So
eiety. Everyone enjoying children's
recitations and music is invited to be
present.
George A. Trudeau last Thursday
made his settlement for delinquent
taxes for 1912. He returned S., Sl9. "a
and collected $42, 4O6.37.
Victor Kauganen, who was employed
in Hebard's camp No. 5, was last wee
examined by Drs. Sharpe and Won EEL
len and found mentally unbalanced. He
was taken to Newberry Monday by
Sheriff Demgen.
Prosecuting Attorney II. A. Bren-
nan returned Wednesday from few
days business visit in the copper coun-
try.
c. H Anderson was visitoain Han
cock Tuesday,
Messrs. o. o. Deschaine and George
Paquette we're Houghton visitors Sum
day.
r. B. Reynolds visited Thursday in
Houghton.