The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-06-16
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Happenings

| fOTt duTOn-Jdmes +. GhteS, ludn-
ager OF the Morton Salt Co.. has been
chosen as president OF the Chamber OF
| Commerce, recently organized. The
| chamber secured 900 members In q
five days campaign recently.
Cheboygan-The United States
court decided that 800 acres of land,
valued at $4,000, left by John w. Nc
| CHM, should not be turned back to the
Indians, but given to his heirs. The
| case has been pending six years.
Kalamazoo-Dr Bertrand l.. Jones.
| for nine years head of the department
| OF English at Western State Normal
here, has resigned and will leave Kali
amaZoo July /. He will go to Ann
Arbor to become a member OF the
medical staff at the Psychopathic hos.
pital.
Frankfort-Three local fishermen
on the tug ALI nearly met their doom
when their boat was struck by light
ming while near shore. The bolt struck
the corner of the boat, crashing
through the front, breaking all the
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the boat.
St. Louis--Jas. B. Kelly, 20 years old,
who was married two months ago.
feared being drafted and killed him.
SELF
Jackson-A man said to be Frank
Drowdokski, of Lansing, was found
shot dead in the woods near here. HS
had $50 in his pockets and it is be-
lieved he killed himself.
Port Huron-To stimulate recruit.
ing for Co C, Thirty-third regiment.
tent has been pitched on the lawn
in front of the postofiice here to be
used as a recruiting office.
Grand Rapids--At a Socialist meet.
! ing here the administration was ridi-
culed and fund was started for the
defense Of any member convicted by
federal or city authorities.
Battle Creek-Charles Hayward,
| farmer, struck a loose board on the
| Verona bridge while riding in his car
and was hurled through the railing
into Battle creek, SO feet below, but
was unhurt
] Detroit-Mrs. Emily Gagnier. who
had lived 80 years in Detroit, died at
her home. 975 East Grand boulevard.
| Mrs Gagnier had the distinction OF
being a great-great grandmother. She
had 10 children.
Grand Rapids-Thos. Condor. far.
| mer living near Moseley, lost his right
hand. and eye when stick Of dyna-
mite exploded prematurely. He and
| Frank Keech, also OF Moseley, were
| in a boat on a small lake near Cram
City when the explosion occurred.
Pontiac-Following attempts to
wreck Grand Trunk trains near Holly
on two successive nights, five men
| are serving time in the county jail
here on charges of vagrancy. Ties
had been piled on the tracks. but were
seen in time to prevent trains being
wrecked.
Battle Creek-In a cablegram to his
parents here, Frederick II. linn, Bat
tie Creek aviator injured in France,
says that although he suffered brok.
en- rib and minor bruises in fall In
which his machine was demolished, he
expected to get another aeroplAne and
be back in service in three days. +
Marshall-Owing TO the war the
Philadelphia bond house which was
awarded the Calhoun county road
bonds, has refused to float the issue.
Flint-A spark from brick hit by
a chisel caused an explosion in man.
hole which blew r. A. Hickey, tele-
phone lineman, several feet In the air.
He will recover.
Escanaba-Data compiled by Coup.
ty Agent Pattison of Delta county in
dicates that Delta county will have II
per cent more acreage in crops this
year than in 1916.
Calumet--The Calumet & Hecla
Mining Co. and the Calumet & Ari-
IONA have each taken 100000 worth
of the Liberty bonds. Both companies
urge their employees to purchase these
bonds and will lend all the assistance
possible.
Flint-Mike O'Donohue was arrest
ed while walking out OF the Detroit
house Of correction where he complet.
ed a three months sentence for boot,
Logging He is now charged with hold
ing up and robbing Joe Horodysh,
Flint grocer. OF $270.
Kalamazoo-Truxton Talbot. editor
OF the Socialistic weekly here, was SEN
fenced to serve 80 days in the county
Jail for publishing libelous statements
against Edward Curtenius. former
county clerk of Kalamazoo county.
Talbot, according to the courts orders,
must be confined to his cell for the
full 80 days and will not be permitted
to edit his papers from behind the
bars. The case has been in the courts
for more than a year. He was con-