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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-23
,ut Of the question; but attention
should be called to the danger of

Tut Of the question; but attention
should be called to the danger of
-rying to use some larvicide to the
neglect of ordinary cleanliness. In
,fher w<,;.:. beware oi perfume
where a bath IS needed
Where practical manure should
be placed i'll a tight, loneued and
:55rooved box so that the larvae can
not work their way down or out
through cracks and so that female
flies cannot deposit more eggs in the
manure. Such a box should be clean
ed out thoroughly not less than once
every five days, or better still twice
a week.
APpfA=. ING PROSPEROUS PAYS.
A certain aristocratic beau, who
was known to be habitually broke"
was asked at one time, How do
YaN manage to wear those nobby
(clothes?'' to which he replied, by
stopping at the best hotel" When
asked how he managed to stand off
the hotel. he replied, why, that's
simple! By wearing pretty clothes
and appearing prosperous"
| This, Of course, is not good rui
to follow yet there is a lot in look
ing and appearing prosp1 rous and
up-to-date.
If you are writing letters to pros
pective customers on plain, zcheap
paper and With a pencil, you don't
look prosperous and up-to-date.
l know of nothing that pays more
on the investment than attractive
stationery, ink, fountain pen and a
typewriter,
The increased orders will soon
pay the price of such things. Try
and see.-The Progressive Farmer.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-23

The Sylya base ball team vii
leave the first week in May for al
weeks trip to Aaheville, where they
will play number of games with
different teams. 4s7.,,9.,. ~.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08
&borbau itaar set til meb 6ejier
8tlbclm?

Gn Meborbeibcr be0 Set itoIienl tie
@laD u@iornale b'Sstalia", Guba1ino=
Mc,1ba, Ser bar ppret @jnlt / oct
tDife Sopebfpartcr, giner / en- Gor=
relponoonce ocrfra en- Sci interes=
lonte Splpsninger ON &ejier 8il=
beln1. s mango Mor, ifriber BON,
pao1tob man / Splflon0, at Seize
rens 6plif life biloe tunne uoholOe
Sen NcrbeipGnbing, lon1 et &rig
bilbe mcof6re, % at bet bar 9cbiolt=
beben 6erom, ser gjor0e bum til
~6re0sfeiiercn". elsie Jantoiier
bor imiblertib SEN n1tpGrc11be &rig
giort Ell Gn6e poa, % 6eltliDet Ell
befommet &ejlere1 lan fprtrGifelig,
at ba11 MI Ter ii Mur p11gre 110 en0
fbr. Siocn &rigcu brpo 1lo, bar jeQ
feet &eiier Wilbelm tire @nnge
gerl11. Gen h11tor1lfe /. Mug1tlt,
bo ban tom fra &ots0an til Ser.
lin, ioa ct Nor elmer %lenere, sc
bon hol0t fin Sole for Solicit, %
iluttelig Sen 16. Mltgult, 81 ba1
orog I'll &rigsifueplobien. @pe1
Sang blcp jog iloact al Set item:
hoarbc, troeilfe llotrpf i hous Mn=
ligtstref, / bbilfe ineen Mulfe]
rorte fig og ems fife 6plfets jub=
lenbe @egejltring fl111be loffe e1
|Smil frem poo bans 2nber.
9en &ejler 8ilbelnL jeg forleOen
lao / 3obebfbarteret, bar e1 gonife
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08

st Solfefigffen. S 6Iensborg er
pprettet Solfefigffener, iom til Bill
lige Nriicr leDerer Mea6 til 8efoIf-
ningen. 1illtrGm1ingen er meget
1itor.
Npe ltbbisninger. otter bbao u9fi=
be 5tiftst." c%rfarer, ct 1tlt oglaa en-
Iieneltepige hos Gaar0eier @obt=
barbtien / Gn10rup blebet, u0bilt, %
Sen famine Sfiabne er obergoaet Ell
Hige i Rejsbp.
Sen itrense Mfiperring. uRibe
Stiftst."" bringer fplgenoe Gfsem=
pier pad, bbor ifjerpct @rnnlebag=
ten i Sen liolte Gib er blepet:
On ManD fra bennc SIDE, Ser
pnr guuet oDer paa @eipg / en- 500
brbn IDo for 8rGnien bpor ban bar
bpet / mango Mur, bleb a11bplOt al
@rpnicbogter pg fSrt til Mmtsfor=
%ltunOeren. Scr blep ban ill6lat |
Mrreiten % ifl1lOe 0agen etter babe
bGret fsrt til Slensbore; men efter
at bope faaet tilfalbt Soft, lon1
flenote bam % flnOe bepiOne, al
ban life bar forlig, Hap ban 0og fri
og fu10e penoe tilbage ober @rG1l=
len.
On an6er Mfon6, lom boz gaaet
pber for at or6ne ct WellenbGrenoe
meo en- Sorretning biltobre, bler
fprfulgt al en- Yolitigenoarm, og
l1ap nlcb Meo og 11nppe tilbogc ope1
@renlen.
Gn l111g &arl fra Ggnel, lom tie
11er 1pn6enan % lo1n par gaaet bje1r1
for at beipge fine GorGlore, fltnoe
fife fnmnle tilbage / fin ElaOs igjen.
Son gior0e flere 5oripg, MEN bleb
bher Sang biit tilbage."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08
8rngte ct cleftriif 8atteri,

5rnerterne fom tilboge. Seq bor
ct eleftrilf 8otteri," ifriper SIR. 9ln=
6rem 2arlon fra &incortb, 5aif.,
Gon.> uiom leg br1,gte i ire Mor for
at furere min @igt> og set bial{
li6t, men Smerterne fpm altib til
boge. Derefter brugte ieg aurifo,
og benne Weoicin breb 6merterne
.ol6eles bort. &urifo er Sen be0lte
Meoicin, ser er at foo."
l1lig andre Meoiciner er Or. He=
ters &11rifo life at faa paa Mpotbe=
fer. 5pecielle Mgenter foripner M=
menheben meo ben> eller Sen far
beltilles birefte fra Subritanterne,
|Dr. Beter 6abr1cp & Sons Co..
1875 SO. Sopne Npe., Chicago,
|Su.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08

borte Dem. 5oa fan ct lngt Men:
neifes bratte 9pD oltiuo Dog FILES
lom Ell &ellignelie. Sen fan ipare
bam for Sen 500, Ser CT bGrre -
Dp6en / EN- Scamp uoen @oob, llDel1
Soeoler og l16en @gre. O66en lige
operfor en- Wobltanoer, iom temper
for fit Silent % i'm Sorb> % ION
bon ongriber, for6i BEN benipnslpie
Nolo tDi1lger bom BERTH.
Set er Sen 800, mango al bore
2anbsmGno fuor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08
prrannltp Trthrh.


eooenbe 511nbbeo" %inbebolber
uMmeriean So11rnal Of Subtle
|Senltb" feloenbe:
.Ioele iorfaitiife 8looifripere
bar foreilooct> at efter at u5he Mrs
n1p Me6icuI Corps" for iulofert
lit ia,,itnre Mrbejoe / 8ero Gr1l5
og andre tropiife 8per, bltr0e set
rette lin 0pmprfiombe0 moo Sc
omerifanife @Der> iom inrlig bebg=
Der 6et."
Set ligeioa Iorfaltiife 5par til
|6ette Torllog bar bnret, at Set, iom
|bleb ful0fort / Cuba Nprto &ico>
|SIippinerne og Horama, fun bor
Im11ligt be0 at BRUCE 6e1potiF Magt,
og oerlom ben ia1nne Magt bleb
|brugt / amerifanife Bper, bi1oe set
gribe inb / iaobanne Menneifers
&ettiabeber font @useiere, Gpbepa=
reban6lere % a1l6re, og BET Dil0e
uhenipnslplt fn1tle BEN p%erlonlige
Sribeb hlonbt Silbengerc of Girl
titan Science og Wpbltonoere al
@afcinotinn pg 8ibileftior1".
l1oen Sbibl bil bore S0eer ON
perlonlig Uribeo tobe Ell 9e(. @pis
bi CIT Oog 1f11l6e foo en &ebol1=
tion / bette 2anb, og bennc Mepolu=
tion btlbc lfabe en- onbel1 5efreter
l5tonton, pil0e set bore ct Cab for
Dor perlolIig Sribcb, men en- Gin=
Ding for Dor 5unobeo." Gbito=
rial, femion 0oilp Mepublican.
Set CT ultib ct utof,1ernmeligi
Mrbeibe at fritilerc 6olf, iom GER
ligt % ~olborligt o%rbejoer for, bpob
Sc trnr er til Sffentligbebens 60
sc, og Oisie Menneifer bar l1tbibl=
lon1t gjcrt meget go0t I Be iib1te SO
Mor. Men set fo11 life nngtes> al
&c oIte bar neret for iprige %
1,taalmobigc = ct Snrfien0e for
gntuiioiter % &eiormotorer.
9bis en- luobon Opofrelle al per
lonlig 0rlDeO lDn1 puopeget /
Den omtoltc Nrtifel = bar np0hel1=
Dig CT set ct 5psrgsmaul, ON Tor=
beoringerne er Nriien pero. Og til
ipnelo0enbe er Tolfets Opfattelie
LAT per1onlig 6ribeo for 1len.
Sbis man pnlfer at inbferc Spr=
be6ringer, bpr mol1 npje operbeje,
ON fife 0is1e griber ms / mango
Wenncfers perionlige JribeD.
Mfan ber life lptte til Soft, Ser life
bar gjcnnemgribenoe &jenoifob. til
@mnet pg life fer Meiultotet al Sc
res %epcntuelle Jorbe6ringer. SbiS
man gnlfer at regulere @nnbele1
meo Spiritl,ola, bborfnr 81 lDtte til
Mgitatorer, lom maoife olorig bo1
bGret / en- Saloon, Dborfor betraqte
Oct 1pm en- Sell at lptte til Nool
fra Srpggere og 8inbonolere. 81
mangler Mnn0 n1eb Dirfelig &nn6=
lfab, ioole6es %lit,ereoe, at Sc upar=
tiif, retfproigt og proftiif tar
0Gn1me ON 5ogen.
@bis Sc Soft, iom fan1per fol
bpgieniife Torbe0ringer, bar roge,
at bDbe, Ser CT b9rO Spofrelie a
perIpnlig TribeO> burbe De fltnn'
l%oberbebile Solicit og oeres Neprp
lentanter ON Beroie4 beo 8pttet
Derlom Sc life fo11 oct, men MOI
brtge oelppti1f Magt for at gien
nemfere oeres SSbfecr, er Set CT Sc
bis for, at Bpttet life. CT 3riiel
bprh. 2p11is so. 9%onu1erIiing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08

anoen Ma1o. Oct bar &eiieren fra
Iforhen, fra oe gooe Sage. Meoens
Sc frantic og engelife 8looe ifiIorcr
bam Tom EN- bbi6boaret, affelbig
Sloing, gjpr bo11 tpGrtimo6 ct belt
forpnget Sn0trpf. SON bar facet
lit ungoon1melige l%l0ieen0e tilbage,
og 11oor ban leger me6 8grnene /
Sen lille 8p, bbor @opeofporteret be-
finder fig, er BON lnunter og opran.t
lon1 ingeniin0e for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08

4igb, bpis muligt, bos bore
oberterenoe % npp1l 8labet. Derbeo
Itptter 0e en- gob Gag og ct Oanf
8lo6. MbertisIernenter er ng6ben.
sige for etbpert @laos @fsi1tens.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08
Gu Mr,ne at Willtpuer

Joni M br1,ger "War11er's @bite
8ine an0 Ior COMPOUND" flyer at
BET er Set bebite WiO6eI paa Sorbe11
for Solte, Sorfjslelie og Iboge 2nn=
ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08
Net0p UdkOnAnen
~Julegranen for 1914.
pris soc. Sendes portofrit we'd Mod
tagelsen al Bel8bet.
Net0p UdkO111z1en
INDHOLD:

)
, Adam Dan: Velkommen Jul.
: TIL. Knudsen: En- %Juledrgan.
{ r Chr. Bay: bet sidste Blad. Med Tegninger at Enke-
) b9lle.
; Chr. Schousboe: Nj stnnder min Lsngsel. Med leg
ringer at Enkebple. (
Marie Toksvig: Farmers Hrgrelse. Med legn'nger al
A. Andersen.
Marius Kristensen: Skbelund.
, G. S. Strandvold: Kunstens Triumf. Med Tegning At
Paul Steffensen.
7. Chr. Bay: Du TOR like klage (Efter Robert Louis Ste
venson). Med Tegning af EnkebSlle,
, Carl Hansen: Den kloge Mand. Med Tegninger at j..
Enkeb@ne.
: NJ. F. Blichfeld: Hvorledes "Onkel Toms Hytte" blev til.
> Helene Strange: Lirekassenaanden. Med Iegn1nger al
, A.. Andersen.
( Carl Hansen: Lincoln.
) r. Andersen: Jakob A. Riis.
Geo. Dupont Hansen: Jul. Fantasi over "Dejlig er 'orden.'
) Kr. Disregard: Belqnningen.
) Nj. Sprensen: Et Mode.
( BILLEDER:
, Wilhelm Kyhn: Vinteraften Dyrehaven.
; Gutzon Bgrglums Lincoln.
: Oms1aget tegnet al Jens Eriksen.
{ &c. RASMUSSEN PUB. co..,
; 722 So. Fourth St,
, Minneapolis, --M Minnesota.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13
Juniors Lose to Chassell.

In the third and deciding game Of the
series, the Pequaming junior hockey
team lost to the fast Chassell juniors
on the Chassell rink Monday evening.
The teams were evenly matched and
Pequaming led by score Of 2-1 in the
first period. The second half was q
succession Of ties. finally broken when
Chassell pushed in the last goal with q
minute to play, the final score being 5
to 4.
The playing Of Hedman in goal was
sensational and deserves especial credit.
Captain Sawyer Of Pequaming also
played . star game. There was only
one penalty, C. Van Able being off the
ice for one minute.
All in all. IL was one Of the fastest
and by odds the closest game ever
played on the Chassell rink. After the
game Manager Bunt, Of the Chassell
team. gave both septettes feed" at
his house.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13
Peqaamine Notes.

B. p. Allen was week end visitor
in Hancock.
On April 9th the Odd Fellows are
going to entertain with dance, to be
followed with a basket social. The
novelty of this dance is that an admis-
sion fee of rs cents will be charged for
all gentlemen, and the ladies to bring
baskets. Any lady, without q basket
will be charged the same admission fee
as the gentlemen.
The Pequaming hockey team played
Chassell yesterday evening at the
Amphidrome. Each team has now won
a game and this one settles all doubts
as to the superior team.
Miss A. Torreano, Of Calumet, and
Miss Bovin,. Of Hancock. were guests
of Mrs. Henry LaChapelle this week.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13
Death Of Mrs. Miron.

Mary. wife of Fabian Miron Of Bara-
"a. died Sunday At the hospital at Han
cock, following IN operation for cancer.
Mrs.. Miron was born in L'Anse May
8, 1886 and resided here for twelve
years until moving with her parents to
Houghton, where she made her home
for a number of years. She was united
in marriage in 1906 to Mr.. Miron. To
them were born four children. Arthur,
Albert Marcella and Gladys, who. with
the husband, her father, Mr.. Laundroch.
three brothers, Annie Fred and Octave
Laundroch, and FIVE sisters, Mrs.
Joseph Jacques of Calumet, Mrs. Fred
Giroux Of Copper City, Mrs. Joseph
McKindles Of L'Anse. Mrs Joseph Auge
Of Baraga and Miss Georgianna Laun-
droch. survive.
The remains were brought to Barsga
Monday, the funeral service being held
at the Sacred church, L'Anse, Wednes-
day morning, Rev. FIR. Hem officiating,
interment being in the family lot in
Lame cemetery.
During her residence in Baraga, the
deceased has been held in high esteem
by all who knew her, and her untimely
death is deeply regretted.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13
Items Of Local Interest

Miss Helen O'Connor. Of Calumet.
spent the week guest Of her mother,
Mrs. Marie O'Connor.
Chas. Steinbech. of Houghton, was
q week end guest Of his mother. Mira
Amelia Steinbach.
Judge c. o. Jackola, Of Calumet.
W . business visitor in L'Anse last
Saturday. ~
Miss Theresa Menge spent Saturday
and Sunday in Houghton guest Of
her sister, Mrs. August Schlaak.
Attorney W. S. Hill. Of Marquette.
transacted business in L 'Anse Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. Won Zellen were Hough-
ton visitors Thursday.
o. o. Deschaine was copper coun-
try visitor yesterday.
L. B. Armstrong, of Milwaukee,
visited in town yesterday.
J. p. Roberts, Of Calumet, was .
business visitor in town last Friday.
Mrs. B. p. Allen and children, of Pc
quaming. were guests Of Mrs. D. P.
Menard the first Of the week.
Nine friends Of Thomas A. Cosgrove
enjoyed = six o'clock dinner ct bis
homo Wednesday in honor Of his 18th
birthday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13

that territory. Last year Mr.. JssberR
sold number Of acres and some Of the
settlers have already located there.
The settlement will be composed prin-
cipally Of Finnish people, who are good
farmers.
The lands are well situated and
adapted for truck gardening and clim-
attic conditions show that it may one
day be the banner fruit raising section
of the county. This location is only
twenty miles from the copper country
by boat.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13
Mrs. Holm, Passes.

Dora. wife of John Holm, died at her
home in Baraga township Tuesday
morning at 1890 o'clock, Of pneumonia.
after an illness Of week.
Mrs. Holm is well know and res
pected resident in the community in
which she resided. Besides her hus-
band, she leaves three sons, Ernest,
Russell and Ebert, and two daughters.
Mrs. Hannah Gustafson Of Calumet and
Miss Nettie Holm.
The funeral was held yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock from the Baraga M.
e. church, interment being in the
Baraga cemetery.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13
MARCH II WILL
BE LIQUOR DAY.

st. Patrick's Day is to be ''liquor
day" in the Legislature. On March IL,
the joint committee Of both houses win
hear the opponents and proponents Of
the three liquor bills that are now be-
fore the Legislature exclusive Of the
statewide bill.
The bills to be considered are the
Jerome bill limiting saloons to one to
every 500 population and prohibiting
them within 400 feet of church, the
Straight bill permitting outside bonding
companies to engage in the saloon bond
business, and the Straight zone bill
prohibiting saloons within five miles Of
high educational institutions.
Big delegations from the upper pc
ninsula and Detroit are expected there
to protest against the Jerome bill.
Houghton and Hancock are known as
"one-street" towns and the 400 foot
law would affect many Of the saloons
there. The law would reduce the sa-
looms in Detroit by several hundred.
The bonding bill is being opposed by
the Michigan Bonding company which
now has monopoly on the business.
This bill is pretty sure to 20 through
despite the claim of the opponents that
letting in more bonding companies will
increase the number Of undesirable sa-
loon keepers because it will make it
easier to obtain bonds.
The tactics Of Archie Bunting, head
Of company, has aroused considerable
opposition. 1t is charged that he has
clubbed saloon keepers into line in
various political fights by threatening
to withhold their bonds. He tried to
defeat Captain Tufts, chairman Of the
House liquor committee, it 10 alleged,
because Tufts did not respond to the
wet demands last session. He also
tried to beat Speaker Smith, it is said.
There is little chance Of the zone
bill being passed. according to general
sentiment. Most Of the counties that
would be affected have voted on local
option and it has been beaten. Thus.
many Of the dry solons feel it is not
fair to attempt to restrict the sale Of
liquor. They also point out that it is
now illegal to sell liquor to students
and say the enforcement Of the law
will fulfill the purpose Of the zone bill.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13
Baraea Village Election.

The village election held Monday in
Baraga was quiet affair, though rum
ors Of slips caused some Of the candi-
dates some uneasiness.
There was only one ticket in the
field, the candidates elected being as
follows: O.
Pres. Albert E. Funke.
Clerk, William Mayo.
Treasurer, George E. Ibbottson.
Assessor, James Mcmahon, Jr.
Trustees. John Beck. Joseph Peters
and Leopold Putzke.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13
L'Anse Village Election.

At the village election held Monday,
there was only one ticket in the field.
Otto H. Sengebusch ran on slips for
the Office Of treasurer, the vote being
as follows:
Pres, Chas. Kelsey 163.
Clerk, Peter Sands 163.
Treasurer. Telesphor G. Belanger 11S,
O. H. Sengebusch 81.
Assessor, Euclid LeDuc 163.
Trustees, D. p. Menard 163, Harris
G. Smith 1853, Octave Sicotte 159.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13

The members Of the U. s. F. G. will
give their annual ball at L'Anse Opera
House Monday evening. April 9Th. The
dances Of this society have always been
looked forward to with great deal Of
pleasure and this years affair will be
even better than usual. Klingkamer's
orchestra will furnish the music.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13
Probate Proceedings.

The followins business was transact
ed in Probate Court this week:
In Estate Of Walfred Been. Proof
Of publication filed. Testimony Of free
holders filed. License to sell timber on
real estate granted.
In Juvenile Division - Hearing on Pc
tition Of John Markle for Agnes john
son, dependable child. Order grant
ing custody Of said Agnes Johnson to
Mr.. and Mrs.. John Nordbeck.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13
Fathers Will Meet.

Prof. Lu Wilson, the progressive
and energetic principal of the Pequam-
ing school. has called meeting for
next Friday evening to which every
father Of school children living in the
Pequaming district is invited. Several
addresses will be given and interesting
topics relative to school work will-be
discussed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13
M. 3. Church Notes.

Sunday School. -. .10:S0 q. m.
Service ........... TOO p. m.
The subject for Sunday evening will
be 'The Last Supper.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold its
home bakery sale at Matt Hansen's
store this afternoon from 3to O'Clock.
The Ladies' Aid expects to entertain
the Ladies' Aid of the Pequaming
church at the L'Anse church parlors
next Thursday evening.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13

'Tf there is such q thing as a specif-
ic against colds, it Is to be found in the
sleeping porch or the open bed room.
Next to that comes the cold sponge
bath in the morning. y says the Youths
Companion. Be q careful - YOU can
you will occasionally take cold and
when you do you viii find Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy great hslp in
enabling you to get rid Of II. Try it.
For sale by the Superior Pharmacy,
L'Anse aud Axel Erickson. Skanes. sdv
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13
he teams lined up as follows:- :
Bound Over.

Thursday afternoon, before Justice
Robert Price in Baraga, Sol LaVack
appeared for violating the liquor laws.
keeping his saloon on Monday. March
9th, election day.
Several witnesses testified and Mr..
LaVack was bound over to the May
term of Circuit Court. The complaint
was made by Marshal Henry Mayo.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13
This left three original

nockey team. This lett three original
Wanderers.
The Ice was not in the best Of con-
dition and one side Of the rink was
slushey. Even at that, the team put
up great game and some really clever
plays were made.
twas very hard to pick the star Of
the game rs every one played for all
that was in him.
The Wanderers are the only team
that has defeated Pequsmirg on its
own ice in two years and undoubtedly
the strongest brought into Baraga
County.
The scores were made as follows:
Muryhy !. Culnan 2; Anderson, l, c..
Van Abel !.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13

J. H. Jasberg, who is engaged in
placing settlers on the Hebard cut-over
lands on Point Abbaye, will soon have
q number Of prospective settlers visit
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13

The rooms recently occupied by o. C
Curtis. Apply to
LOUIS MENARD,
3-13-1 L'Anse, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13

COUNT COUNTY y OF BARHGH S..
Hereby Certify foregoing Of the
Election held
day March, 1916
In Witness Whereof We hereunto hands LAne
said County and State this 9th day Of March D. 1915
HERMAN J. SEHERT,
= sRAL) OSCAR ZELLEN,
EDWARD OLSEN,
Board Of County Csnvassers
MARTIN voErscH, Clerk Of Board Of canvasssrs
Certificate Of Determination.
s6AFn e6HNT9 9F cs s1cHsGaH SARa6H }ss-
The Board County Canva Of said County Of Barsga having
convened and organized ocorng law the Office Of the County Clerk
said County and examined the Statement Of Votes given in the several
Townships Precincts Of said County Of Primary Ec
tion held Wednesday the S day Of March, A. 1916
Do Hereby Certify That have determined that Sylvester o.
Clinton Republican
NOMINEES Once County d County
That systsr0 Clinton has BY ths votes
sscs TIE Deneae Nominee for The Ones Of County Cemmionsr
ef Schools for sod Comfy 4 S VI S ..S ~ SIS 8
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vetes bspn eI ~ Nann PGvs Nonnes for Ne 0es ok
County CommlnnoneF q Schools fer sad County ses ~
ID Tsedy Whsrso. az County
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13

Jonas Nieminen. hauling gravel
Herman. .......... ......... 20 90
Sam Spruce, days on rock. 80. IL 90
VIM. Tollefson, supplies ........ 27 10
L. J. Menard, freight and dray-
age. :. ........... j OO|
Sam Spruce, days on rock. 100
Tom Curtis, 8 days on rock -. 4 20
Joe DeCota, 5 days on rock 49,. 2 90
Dan Curtis, 4 days on rock. -. go
Cham Deschaine, snow plow -. 8 90
Fred Knappe, 81 days SIX. road. z 90
Robt. Stanley, e days SIX. road. 90
Com johnson, II days SIX. road. 8 90
Arnt Soil, hauling rock ....... l6 90
Sam Johnson, 9 days on rock. 1
day snow plow. ............. .13 go
VIM. Spruce, IA days on rock =. 10 go
David Bedell. 16 days on rock. rs go
Ernest Johnson, 10 days on rock 26 60
Thos, Marksman, Is days on rock SO 90
Joe Bennett, II days on rock. \. % so
Geo. Pine. % days cooking ~. 46 90
Dennis Connors. 9 days on rock. ~ 60
Frank Menard. 81 days on rock. 8 10
VIM. Tollsfson. II days team on
rock ..s.s..............., ~ 80
Ged. Edwardsen. 10 days team
on rock ................... SO CO..
Lauris Larson, 10 days team on
rock less board Ats 80 26|
Arnt Soil hauling rock ..,..... 45i75
W.. Tn11~(aov. Q0 1~v~ -, ,<>lr % m
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-13
County Canvassers' Statement.

County
State of Michigan, the Primary Election Held March 1915
REPUBLICAN PARTY.