The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-11-06
items Of Local Interest

Items Of Local Interes,
Deputy Game Wardens e. d. Moshel
md A. J. Keopp, Of Marquette, were
In L'Anse Thursday with r. n. Heigal
Of Rapid River. who violated the law
81 purchasing partridge In this county,
Justice Crebassa assessed the defend.
ant S26-snd costs, which he paid.
Louis Bussier left Tuesday for AL.
ston.
John Elfmsn. keeper Of the Barags
county poor farm. states that the pro-
duction on the county farm this year
was fair and that he will have large
supply of vegetables. There were
raised 400 bushels of potatods, 498
bushels Of oats, 81 bushels of wheat,
20 bushels Of peas, 300 bushels of white
turnips. 100 bushels Of rutabagas. 80
bushels Of carrots. Enough garden
track was raised to supply the inmates
easily.
The Misses Agnes and Lucille, twin
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Octave
Bernier, celebrated their eighth birth
day Thursday Of last week. Seventeen
Ruests were present and the little ones
enjoyed themselves thoroughly.
Sheriff Pennock was in Covingtor
last week and returned with Gust Ran.
tanen, farmer, who was temporarily
deranged from over-work. Mr.. Ran.
tanen was given medical treatment and
returned home Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff Richard J. Howes, Of
Covington. brought Oscar Ranippainen,
. laborer at VIM. Salo's camp neal
Coyington. TO L'Anse Monday, where
he was adjudged insane. He was tax.
en- to the state hospital at Newberry
yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Kimmel and
daughter Helen and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Waara, Of Hancock. motored
30 L'Anse Sunday and spent the day
visiting friends and relatives.
Joseph Fitzpatrick and Reginald Nc
Kindlss visited Mrs. Elizabeth McKin-
dies at the Hancock hospital Sunday.
Justice John Nyman, of Herman. was
In L'Anse last Saturday.
Carl Peterson, q Skanee farmer who
early last spring picked up fawn, had
it confiscated Thursday by Deputy
Game Wardea Sicotte, who shipped
che animal to Grayling, the state forest
reserve. The deer had become the pet
Of de Peterson household and had the
freedom Of the settlement. 1t will be
nissed by the children.
Mrs. Spencer whipple and son. who
have spent the summer at PequaminR
with Mrs. Whipple, returned to L'Anse
Thnzday.
Hiss Tessis Ford left Thursday for a
lev days visit In Marquette.
Miss Bertha Constantine left last
Wednesday for her home in Ottawa. A.
Ger visiting here the past few months.
Robert Edwards, who il employed
ut Demmon. arrived Wednesday for q
few days visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Edwards.
Attorney N. A. Ruonavaara, Of Bar
aga. ~as dn town Thursday.
Win > prize free. See Paquette's
I'd on page four. advertisement.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the M. E.
church met Thursday evening 1t the
home OF Mrs. D. p. Menard. The next
mssfiag will be held Tuesday evening.
Novsnber 10th, at the parlors Of the
church, 1iss Grace Campbell and Mrs.
Harry Culver entertaining. The ladies
pSm on giving bazaar and supper
December 9th.
Miss Martha Mcdonnell visited in
BaragA yesterday.
Wendelin Krisch, the Spur town
ship trspper, was business visitor In
town yesterday
Mssars. william Waara and Henry
Hata, Of Baraga, were Lame callers
yesterday.
Henry Johnston, the Railroad street
wYucsr, will ship four cart or about
.forty tons Of hay to copper country
nnsrchants this fall, tive cars having
already bsen shipped.
Miss Anna O'Lsary spent Sunday 1t
ct hsr home 10 Ripley
Ma Rose MecauIey, ~ Kswesnaw
Day. visited IN L'Anss Sundss, : guest
~ tie Misses Agnes and Lsurs Brsnn-
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Nh. Albert Olson ard sister, Mis-
Anns johnson, wsss Calumst visitors
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