The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-17

l tWO yp8A1p 0AcO u0I0.
Hudson With only the Citizens
ticket in the field in the municipal
election, Louis r. Hazen was elected
mayor.
Anderson.--May 20 has been fixed
by the Anderson temple Of Pythian Sis
ters for the district meeting in Ander-
son.
East Lansing-Youn people OF
Clinton, Newaygo and Calhoun coun-
ties will be trained by M. A. C. in
structors this summer In bean grow
ing
Adrian.-M. o. Caren was SEN
fenced to IS days in the Detroit house
OF correction on q charge by Louis
Lubs. Wabash detective. OF destruc-
ton of property.
Grand Rapids.-Park Congregation
al church celebrated its seventy-ninth
anniversary. By peculiar coinci-
dence just 70 new members were add
ed to the church membership.
Holland.-Managers Of Castle Park,
planning gala celebration this sum-
mer in honor of the twentieth GEN..
fury Of its successful existence.
Battle creek-Frank Wing. farmer
residing in Penfield township. was
slightly injured when wogan he was
driving was struck by a Michigan Gen.
trail train. One horse was killed and
the two others injured.
Coldwater-Bert Lathrop. Union
City, young man jailed on charge OF
embezzlement from the Jackson
produce company. Of which he was
agent, was released. He and his
friends made good the shortage.
Cadillac.-One of the last log
houses in this section, occupied by
Oscar Huston Of Bloomfield township.
was burned to the ground. 1t was
built by William Kleckler In the early
seventies.
East Jordan.-East Jordan's inde-
pendent military company is endeav-
oring to be admitted to the Michigan
National Guard to replace the Manis-
tee company which was recently mus
tered out.
Cadillac.-Mrs. Hiram Lucas. one OF
the first settlers In northwestern
Michigan, and for whose husband the
village of Lucas was named, died
from the result of injuries sustained
in a runaway last week.
Calumet. ~ Capt William Niness.
head mining captain at the Mass Con-
solidated mine, was killed by falling
from a skip in which he was riding to
the surface of the mine. His skull was
fractured.
Lansing.-Figures for the first quar-
ter of 1916, issued by the industrial
accident board. show that there were
70 fatal accidents which came under
the jurisdiction of that body. In medi-
cal bills. $34.741 was paid.
Grand Rapids.-Busines rivalry
was forgotten when a street car
caught fire and seemed in danger OF
destruction. Don G. McAffe drove up
in a jitney bus. rushed into the troll
ley car with a fire extinguisher from
his auto and put out the blaze. He
received slight burns.
Standish.--Joseph Stokozynski and
his son. Albert. aged twenty years,
were bound over to the circuit court
here on the charge of shooting at John
Redmond. township treasurer OF Deep
River township and Deputy Sheriff
Smith when they went to his farm. two
miles north. to collect taxes.
Muskegon.-After 80 years OF con-
tinuous service on the board OF super
visors OF Muskegon county, Tom T. @.
Bolt, known as the Sage OF Moor
land township" was defeated for re-
nomination by Henry Workman Mr..
Bolt is prominent in the state associa'
ton of supervisors.
jackson. William Sparks,
who was arrested on a charge Of OBJ
Grating his automobile without dis
playing the required license. pleadeh
guilty in police court and was SEN
fenced to pay fine of $1.35. The may
or subjected himself to arrest to test
the efficiency Of the police depart
ment.
Ann Arbor.--A dog. suspected Of be-
ing rabid, which was shot and It's head
sent to the Pasteur institute, had. &C
cording to ohicials. hydrophobia IN its
worst form. The animal is known to
have bitten several dogs. Mayor Mac
Kenzie issued a proclamation forbid
ding any on the streets and that all
dogs be tied up for 80 days.
Detroit.--Joseph r. Lorkowsk.
cashier OF branch Of the Federal
State bank. was shot and probably ia
tally wounded In what is believed to
have been an attempt to rob the bank.
George Dimont. a foreigner. presented
q Chicago bank book and demanded
payment on It. Lorkowski's refusal
precipitated fight in which the cash
Ter reached across the counter and
struck Diment on the head just a. the
latter drew his revolver and fred. the
bullet entering Lorkowski's stomach.
| Lorkowski and Dimont who was also
| injured. were taken to hospital. An
other foreigner who accompanied d..
mont escaped.
Lansing The following 10 the latest
| federal bulletin covering the govern
| msnts fight on the footand-mouth die.
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