The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-11-08
MICHIGAN
BREVITIES

obtained licenses to hunt deer In the
north woods this fall. They are Mrs.
Mae l.. Speaker and Mrs. Cora V.
Carleton.
Pontiac.-When a masher accost-
ed a daughter of Horace Johns
on the street. the girl notified her ia
Their, who is a deputy sheriff He ar
rested George Clifford, a railroad man.
who paid SIS fine.
| Flint.-While being marched through
the main corridor of the city hall
on his way to police court with
other prisoners. Tom Quirk. charged
with attempted larceny. ran through a
| rear door and escaped
| Cheboygan.-Elder Cs Vorce, eighty
! one years old, the first manu-
| facturer of shingles in CheboyganO
county. died. He had resided here Al
years and for many years conducted
| extensive numbering operations. He
retired from active business rs years
ago.
Jackson-Wedded at Albion three
| years ago at the age OF sixteen.
Mrs. Francis M. McGlone celebra-
ted the anniversary of the event by
| obtaining a divorce from her husband.
| Herbert. They lived In Albion, Battle
! Creek and Kalamazoo. She was given
the custody of two-year-old child.
Hillsdale. : According to card
received from Chase s. Osborn by
| DR.. w. H. Sawyer, the ex-governor is
rivaling the record of Theodore Roose-
welt, having shot eight lions and sew
eral antelope. The card came from
Bulawayo, Africa. Doctor Sawyer and
Chase Osborn have been close friends
since serving together as regents of
| U. of M.
irmingham.-George Hogg, farm
| er of Searle Tuscaloosa county,
| lost three children recently in a series
Of unusual accidents. While he was
cutting wood his AK few from the
| helve and struck his infant in the head.
killing 1t instantly. He carried the
body to his home and there learned
that two of his younger sons had been
kicked to death by mule.
Iron Mountain.-Fifty prominent
Catholic priests of the upper pen
insula and northern Wisconsin
were in the city and took part in the
thirtieth anniversary of the founding Of
st, Joseph's church in this city. Rev.
Dean F. X. Baryn Of Escanaba deliv-
cred the principal sermon for the oc-
casion. Father George Laforest Is
pastor of the local church.
Benton ACKNOWLEDGMENT oil In
| spection department made money
for the state during the last quarter
ending September 80, according to the
quarterly report of State Oil Inspector
John 7. Owens of this city. The net
fees for the state amounted to ST.
1862. Nearly 100000 gallons of oil
were inspected and 5000 gallons re-
jected
| Port Huron.-The sacrament of
confirmation was administered to a
class of 200 persons here by Right Rev.
Edward Kelly. auxiliary bishop of the
diocese of Detroit. Priests assisting
In the ceremonies were: Father Witt
liff of Brighton, Father Marker of Dear
born, Father Dolan of Sheridan, Father
Wittemann of North Branch and Fa-
Their Carroll of Smiths Creek
Marquette.--William r. Oates, state
game warden, Is issuing to his
\aputies orders to enforce strict-
~ the law making it a misdemeanor
to have dogs in the woods during the
season for hunting deer. Last year,
when the open season for deer and
partridge were identical. dogs we're per-
mitted in the woods when they were
in personal charge Of hunters. This
year it will not be legal to hunt part
ridge with dogs during the deer sea-
son, November 1890. Dogs running
at large in the woods during the pro-
hibited season will be shot on sight.
Ann Arbor. - Leslie f. Deli, a
| sophoomre engineering student, son
of highly respected parents in Calu-
met, is under arrest here charged with
| the larceny of a 500 mandolin from
| the university music house on October
| 10. Deli admits his guilt, 1t is alleged.
and says he climbed through tran.
som into the store. For several days
| officers have been searching in Detroit
| for him under the name of s. L. Day,
as 1t was under that name that he was
| receiving mail here. Deputy Sheriff
Eldert. in the engineering building, dis
covered Deli in a class room on the
other side Of glass door and beck
oned him out. NJ
Standish.-About $50 Indians of
Saganing, Pinconning and Frost
Lake, north of here a few Iules
and near Tawas, Kawkawlin and other
points are moving up into Altoona, los
co and Oscoda counties, and settling
upon the S0-acre tracts recently given
each of them by Uncle Sam. They are
mostly Chippewas, and are, as whole,
good citizens. Some of them still love
the fire water" natural appetite
which has descended through several
generations. They still stick to hunt
Ing and trapping, farming being a side
issue, although several raise fairly
good crops on small area of ground.
James N. Coon is the chief In charge.
Marshall.-Mayor Gauss has APP
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