The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-01-01
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and dashed into Z house where Mrs.
Helen Putt and children we're ct din
ner. No one was hurt
6andusky~-Sanilac county will have
= second grand jury to investigate ~
ported violations Of the local option
laws. The flrst jury was called sev.
.eral weeks ago.
Ann Arbor. Mr.. Augusta Steinke.
seventy-six. on the way to the ceme,
tsry to bury her husband. was strick-
en- with aDoplexy and died few hours
later.
Owosso.-Frank Comstock. who for
years has held the record Of being the
nrst 70 pay his local taxes. has lost
hi1 priority. Ars. Myron Nye took .
station In the city hall long before
the once opened and was n:Et to pay.
Mr.. Comstock was . close second.
Hillsdale.-Hillsda county school
heads have organised . South Central
Michigan Association Of euperintend-
ents and High School Principals Sur
perintendent 8. J. Gier Of Hillsdale II
president and Principal Van Buskirk
Of Hudson secretary-treasurer.
Port Huron Sidney 6horkey OF
Algonac. who was to have been tried
for the murder OF Archie Altman. .
Walpole island Indian. pleaded guilty
to granddaughter and was paroled By
Judge Happen. Shorkey shot Altman
during q quarrel on Harsen's Island
last January.
Calumet.-The business men of
Houghton have organised commits.
sion to back their military company.
Company g. Houghton light infantry.
and have guaranteed II $500 . year.
The Calumet Engineers. Company A.
will ask for similar backing from
Calumet and Laurium business men.
Ann Arbor. Cooperation II 70 b
the ono big word at this session Of the
Michigan State Grange. which began
its forty-third annual convention here.
Emphasis will be- placed particularly
on the problem Of cooperative market
ing Of farm produce and II IL expected
that . cooperative marketing associa
tion will be organized.
Grand Rapids.-The Big Brothert
Of this city will entertain their little
brothers and 100 other youngsteri
in the Empress theater Christmai
morning. There viii be huge Christ
mas tree. Santa Claus and q fins
program. Each child will receive I
rosy-cheeked apple and q box q
candy.
Lansing. State Labor Commission
or James v. Cunningham announced
that the free employment bureau pro
vided for Lansing by the last legisla
ture win be opened In the old STATE
building. January I. The labor de
partment may open free employment
bureaus in Bay City. Muskegon ant
Travers City.
Ann Arbor.-George Paine Of Ypsi
lanti. convicted In the October term o
circuit court Of assault on Patrolmal
August Refill OF Ypsilanti. was grantes
new trial by Judge Kline. The new
trial hinges ON an afildavit made b!
two farmers that they saw Refill talk
ing with some Jurors during the Las
trial.
Bay City.-Because Of an epidemic
of grippe. the SCHOOLS Of the city will
be closed after the holidays DR.. J. A
Kehoe, health ofiicer. says that Their
are from 80 to 125 out Of every schoo
Eighteen teachers and Superintend
emit Frank A. Bause are Ill. Two-third
of the pupils Of st. James high schoo
are down with the disease.
The cononel Of his regiment told hi
men that any boy old enough to carr.
gun was old enough to vote. Car
| penter thereby gained the distinction
| Of being the youngest soldier to vot
for Loncoln. He leaves a widow ant
| four children. Mrs. Mort Deman o
| Toledo. L. ". Carpenter of Chelses
Mrs. q. G. Mccormick and Mrs. DO.
Mack Of Jonesvilie.
gault Ste. Marie. George Pear
was burned to death and his wife I
suffering with severe burns as the RI
| suit of q nre that destroyed a tram
| block ON the Canadian 500 line. Tn
| burned buildings included movin
| picture theater, the Wade q Liddl
| Implement shop and the home OF Nj
| and Mrs. Pearn. Mr.. Pearn. who's
charred body was found after the ar
| was under CONTROL. was III with pnet
| monia when the blaze started. IN
damage II estimated to be $4,000.
Ann Arbor. Lansing will entertat
| the Michigan State Grange At its n
| hual meeting IN December, 1915. Lar
sing won By getting 1ss Of the 80
| votes cast It the annual election herr
| Grand Rapids was second choics
with 118 votes, while Ann Arbo
| polled ls and Port Huron 20. At th
samo election the vote Of the pr
maries Wa ratined. and N. r. HUI
ana Burr Lincoln were 70 elected 4
the executive committee. while Wi
| Ham Wslah % The upper peuinsul
No elected to succeed Tom McNaugf
ton Of Ada. This result v : distinc
victory Tor Stats Food and Dair
Comminoloner ~5im~ Holmo oe Adrian
Dearborn Dearborn schools vof
ordered cloeed ~ Health OnIo6v r. I
| Bnrdsno owing 70 - erl1elafo = 81
1ok fsvor. Five conoo have 6roko
oul. There ere two coses - TIE HON
/ q 0amuo1 Co1npott and nobort ~