The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-06-06

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the supe5viaion Of Deputy Louis Rob
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traced to Herman BY Deputy Sheriff
John Sands and captured by him that
same evening.
| Sheriff Paul Francis, Of Ontonagon,
Va IN town last Saturday after :
prisoner who was located and arrested
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County Clerk Martin voetsch was in
Houghton Wednesday on official bus
mess.
Mrs. Bell Robertson was : copper
country visitor Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Deputy Sheriff Erick Wagner. Of
Milwaukee, was in town this week,
| leaving Wednesday with Robert Ulber.
|MsRtsdi for abandonment.
G. A. johnson Of Negaunee, with
the Cleveland Cliff Iron Company's
land department, was here Wednesday
attending I session Of the board of re-
view. x.
Percy Harris moved into the Mayo
dwelling on the bay shore Thursday.
Peter Clyne and r. C. Williams were
in the woods south Of town Wednesday,
cruising some timber lands.
Sheriff Peter Demgen on Tuesday
purchased the dwelling Of Mrs- Contin
on Railroad street.
Little Richard Granger had fish
hook caught in his finger last Sunday
and suffered considerable while the
doctor removed the hook.
Attorney ira E. Randall, of Hough-
ton was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Christian Almli is confined to
her home with illness.
! Ed.Kollo. Of Stambaugh, visited here
last Saturday.
Edwsrd Melline, Of Norway, was q
week end visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
H. Monson.
Mrs. James H. Elliott is on the sick
list.
| DR.. J. E. Boivin, Of Montreal, ar.
rived Monday and is guest at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anseline Boivin.
Thiel Robertson, of Houghton, spent
Sunday guest of his mother. Mis-.
Bell Robertson.
\ Father HEM visited in Houghton
Thursday.
| County Clerk Vos tsch issued licenses
for marriage this week to Miss Annie
Alice Fred and John Isaac Norback and
Miss ALA May Malinemi to Louis N.
Lompray, all Of Baraga township.
i Contractor John Klas, Of Houghton.
who recently took the contract to erect
the colts &c for John E. Brennan, sup
erintendent of the National Pole COM
pany, started work on the foundation
Tuesday. The building will be seven
room, two story frame, modern and
l up-to-date. Mr.. Klas expects to COM
mence the carpenter work next Tues
day.
The tug ]. L. Williams on Sunday
towed in the scow Acme loaded with
$3.50 cedar poles for the National Poe
company. The poles were owned by
VIM. Forsyth and came from Lone
Rock. near Ontonagon. Captain Lloyd
Of the tug 10 . former L'Anse boy and
during his short stay renewed acquaint-
ances with number Of old friends.
The schooner Cora A. loaded at But
'Ytefs' doeK5' Thursday.
1 Alex Mitchell appeared Monday be-
fore Justice Campbell for killing deer.
He was fined $40 and costs.
Dave Levitan was in Hancock Sum
day attending services in the House Of
Jacob. ~
Mrs.. Thomas Ford was an lshpeming
visitor this week.
The sccw Acme il in for the second
time this week with 1000 cedar poles
for the National Pole company.
| Lsindsr Lendberg VS. : business
tvisitorin Heughten from ykanse yes-
tsrday.
Nj. and Mra. W. s, Granger have
moysd into the Moran residence On
Railroad street. A
=. ana Nh. Henry rournir' have
moved {fRm tbe p1eb6 nn6 Heet %
their own home o. Third street.
Mr.. J. A. Krolick visited yesterday
n Calumet. 4
~. Harris 9. Smith ~ ) Housh-
IN visiter ysstsrday.
Asslnlns Itsms.