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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19
Sra UorSe.

Hisc Sernmnimlcicr cr iu1oet /
Nrrbeoen al aongsberq. &c iuoc.
bolber optil S2T Miagnetiern.
Zen literrrc No~bclpris. Goceni
Wiotbun o~nbeiuler / "Gcn 11oc
Woi", of Nrnc 8urborg iaar Den
li.erpre Hobelpris.
st Barn fnuit al Sriffcn. Gl
frpgtelig lllptfe hUlote torleoel'
So9 pao 0aolerengen | a%rtltldil'a.
ibet ct lioct Barn bleo opcrtlert Al
Sriffen. Set lille 9ort blen MO.
ltrnbig frllit, % Gclcne al St9ei
~ianllet op / ct 5orfl0hc.
Statsmimijtcr &pnplu bTnres. -
GtatsnliniIter aonon fpIotc torlcocr
Toe II Mar. Wtiothum S%allonlaros'
loq bar / ocn slnleonil1a ienot StatS.
miniiteren Ell aauoe al orcoct Splr
meo Snifription: "Wfeo &att tot
trnlItc Saf Tor gonociof".
llubcrifuo. Sficn iSoc 9tug. :
Moret 1918 bar Sinn areoaipgctoa.
ie bopt ct llnocrituo poa co. 100.
600 SIR. Zen pricntligc Iar'a9 III
Set itore llnbcrifub CT Spanlfc'pget
ct 1rpnictab pau ar. 10000 ltpl.
bca &nniliftcn peo Sp0ro.
Sfibsbpsniuscn %begpmot paa Sg'
BIZ. Stupongcr 1Soe Iug. Ngter
Itcpnen til ben rsrlte ltore Sompcr.
TOM ifal bpggca peo Ho'cnberg>
Sfibsperit pao @uep, er Ill rcllt.
Get ifol bll en- Camper poa 10000
Cons, Tom or fnntrahCrct AZ Sreore.
ne Glen.
Mpr,uan Spnic iuofjpbt. Sra So.
mitecn lor Nprmop Noulc / Sorool
bar l1orif SclcgranIbllreolt Den 14o(
9lug. mobtogct islgenoc telegram
botcret t3bc Allg.: Set er tod1 be
~illlttct at inbfiobc &ictorp Non'c.
Gocfipur Street, Trafalgar Sqltare.
til 9torpaD @ouIc.
Wanitabpttcn. Sficn t5he Mug
en- cl,fcl men boitioelig NcAipcnbcG
fonbt iaaur Stco oppc / @anltobpt
ten, ioct Ncftor Norcbienil2 pao
@cgnc al Sficu Selenorfcn luriit
iprcuing oillorcoc ct uatfert NlleO(
al Contradictions @rimolUB3er.
Wanfcbci Nicuono.S ortiloien.
Sualfangiritation brGuct. 5rono.
hiem 1Sbc Mug. &aa Stotuta @paI.
fanoititotion / Sronbhicnaiiorocl
uobroo Nrullo 2proaN gftcrnllOoa8
Nalpoclcn al Set itorc Nnlrg brGno.
tc nco. Sfaocn brcicr Jig on flcrl
bmbrcoc tllicn aroncr. 6ornbcl
@polingcn poclogoes $500 STff(
8llolo % araitlooer.
Notwithstanding / itor Stil
IRA @iDpif rncobclc@ t3oc Mug. tSrc
Nprorc 2onb melnea til "GUlQcrcn
at Notwithstanding i itor StiI
cr ppooget / 0iitriftet. Gn bel Gel
al @pgocn3 Solf or aunlclot. 6plf
% Speftafel bar Iariag til, at Sens
nlai,bell gjorbe lin fprite Spbagelic
llnberIegcliernc paoguar frenlDeles
Mrcubals Iompifibsielifab. Sficr
tSbe Mug. gn IN CAMPER, "Scan
bia", lon1 al Mrcnhala GGnpiflbaIcl
fob cr inofjpbt ira Gonmarf, Ital III
Ipttes ino / @repiiarlten litcoctior
"Nolben". 9nnoen fom ifplgc "Tora.
1rltnoa Gogbloo" igaar til Yors.
orinlo tief. Gcrfltco, bpor Ser Ital
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19

lttleS I SloftetS Tltoletl5ldl. Den
nUrmeite Srerutto oil Scgningerne
l'elge ~Natt blipe opcrieuot til
amcritu. bpor @iaeobug8eren 8ui.
son 9erallm oereiter oil goa ! Sang
me0 Nrbci0ct2 lloisrclie.
0n @jrr Spnnbclic. Gn G5bier.
denIcr Ctto @dnlen og Ell Houorulis
amer, Gono. phil n. &euien. bar
giort N bctp0niuQ5iulo Cpfiuoelic
pao @iUrin0uitrienp Cmraaoe. I'm
Ser Nrbcioet nco oerne Cpiinoelic
5nr Nr &ericn lielqc "Honb. 1gbl.~
abort en- I'm C%piinoeIie. Ser auguor
Sen iobrifur3iige 6renltiairq al
Nre2iegiur Get oreier ia ON uiS.
Ie eieuoommellac GruUrluqaiurbol6
hos @IUrtn, lom man hiotiI bar
oucricet. 60 ion mtlil9isr en- iaa
mtcna llauuttelie al Huuitoifernc Oh
en- iuo ditunemaribcuOe Slmpli'ice
riud Al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. at
MISUNDERSTANDING ueoirt.
tt@ til en- @ret0cI al DE- lpoponllqc.
meocu3 @irren iamtIolg oiuoer
itertt buaoe t 0uuIitet o. / NoIobur.
bco. Ger or oonnct ct ipelif aou
iortutm mto el Gapital pou Here
Wtillouer Nroutr o. meo Haooiqheo
opcr en- Al SueriQe2 i~terite Malta
brifcr til ll0mttcIie AZ C~pfinoclien.
Non bar allercoe Observation-Disclosures
i Stuno 90 uerter at tumnc bcgpuoe
(roouttiouen / SueriQe / Yebet al
ct Yar Dlaaneocr.
Tc ifauoiunuiifc SDlihcuifcr boil.
Der aonNreo. Niobeubauu tsoc 9lu
quit Zen iotlolocmotratIife Ing.
bom2bcuUlclie / StmOtnauicn al
hoIocr / Go9euc toe til i9oc Nug.
cit NUue9fougres / @iuereo. SION
are9ien uobncoes Sgnoog 6ornito-
0ag al Tornuu0cn Tor Suciuloemo.
frattif llug0omsiorburo | Caumnrf,
Gruit Gbriltiauicr, ION betegncoc
AoHlre5ieu iom ct &ioercuoujfliug
az 0ct |ltuuoGH0uiNte % luitru0tIunulc
Sauarbttoe blun0t ben ioclaIiitilfe
ArbcI0etmgoont ) (IIilutulng Der
til tote Heouttgr Guacnc Cluu9ien
ira &riitionIa % Setrctur Soen
Sinocrot ira 1tocfholm. huurciter
&ob4. Grmin Clou5ien % %moerot
uaIatc2 til Hlugrc3ieu3 GIriqeuter
og Stguu0 Ncllitrem til Stfretpr.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19

Eet hGnser site. 81 Erece, tom inoepeloet
Isle Rense % tiis sr resii.reret. icmmer eeri
paa geisu. esns sesisr ife Isle Hsuss abes
q fsa apinsrins ipS eTsse.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19

titles ! SIottetS auoien5ial. : oen
nrrmeitc Grelntio oil Scgninaerne
t'elae "Natt blipe operieuot Ill
gmcritu. bpor @iaeobug8eren Sltt.
son 9er9lm oereiter oil goa ! Sang
me0 Nrbei0et2 ll0isrclie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19
SpanifeIuaens Gre / Nurae. Son.

f"biAS'fSN" NeAyN' Ntpll
torcbef 8regerien / grbeiosgiperfor-
eningell bar uSarbcioet Ell Soeriigt
oper SpanifciuQens Gre / Norgc. :
set netop uofomne Nlmer al "Wco-
ocleIler ira Staiiitiif Gentralburaa"
er Ser inotaget Spgaper oper INITIAL
al 9go2ialo / Nigct / t913-tS,
liant / ieritc apartaI 1919. NJ oisie
Spgaper fan man meo tilitrGftelig
Nsiagtigbeo beosmme Oirenca gn.
'tal. gntalct al Ssosialo blanot
Tiaets 9eiolfning uogioroe / 1913
.32,005, 1914 32,S74, 1915 80.
$50, / 1916 1882, / 1917 3l,063,
i 1918 1904. S(ntaQet al TsosiaIo
i 1918 or altiaa belle 9041 lterre emo
/ 1917, % Oct er al 8rrno I'll at al
tagc, Of ben aler pPlentliaite Gel al
ocnne Stigning itploeS Ben ipanifc
Spge. ct beore 9iQeoe iii @coem-
meIie al SireneS AntaI iaur man peo
at ie paa Intalet al IsbsiaIo i oe
enfeIte &%uartaler. Wcns Der i 4oe
apartal 1916--11 in0trai berbolos
uia 170i % 75l9 TposiaIo, uoaior.
De BALLET / ioc apartal 1913 1886.
! icriic auartal 1919 inotrai 9739
2eosialo, MOB / iammc &uartal
1918 S215, % / 1917, GA ogiaa
Snltet bar belt. 1920, gntaQet al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19

SdnifsI merttaHernes Hd0e. T0c
enoel Mar iioeu lHoiamleoe3 Ser
blauot 1uuite / Amerlfa al it9rre
geleb Ill Auuenoelie iom @aue Ill
oeu me Aongeborg5 lloimutniug.
8auen ihlloe beitaa al eu Hptterita
the al Song Gbriitinu Sen Rienoe,
o. fegieringen mpot0g Silbnoet
iumt beilemte, at 2lrbeloet ifuI0e ITO
iereo eiter Sumraao meo Slot3ar.
fitefteu % eiter bans @egnIuger.
&r. Sborpalo SerGenien bar umlo
lertio auieet Ell Rutteritdtue Tom
minore beloig % / Steoet ioreilaaei,
al oeu Miuoelaue, NmeritaS Gaulfe
hauoe tilbuot. fonr iii AT beitaa Al
eu Groncbebuite AZ aong 9brIitian
oen 9ienoe meo Ell oeforatiu 9ag
gruno % Ell noroiif ariserrsur paa
bper Sloe; NOnamentet ituGoe op.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
FARMERS MEETINGS
FOR NEXT WEEK

County Agricultural Agent Irving
Kirshman has scheduled series Of
farmers meetings for Baraga county
for next week.
The meetings at Walton, Covington
and Baraga will be addressed by Miss
Aurelia Potts, home demonstration
agent, as well as by Hale Tennant,
field agent in marketing for Michi-
gan. Mr.. Tenant will also address the
L'Anse meeting. The other meetings
will be addressed by ]. A. Jeffery, land
commissioner Of the South Shore rail-
road.
The schedule is as follows:
Monday-Herman at 1880 p. m.
Tuesday-Spurr at 1880 p. m.
Wednesday-Watton at 10 a. M;
Covington at p. M; Baraga Grange
at 8 p. m.
Thursday-L'Anse at 8 a. M; Pei
kie at 2:30 p. m.
Friday-Keweenaw Bay at 1880 p.
m.
Saturday-Skanee at 1870 p. m.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
PEQUAMING NOTES.

Mrs. B. P. Allen has been appointed
a delegate from Baraga county to at
tend the Victory Loan meeting at Es-
canada.
Arthur Sawyer, of Dollar Bay, was
a guest Of his father here Tuesday.
He was enroute to Kenosha, Wis.
Maurius Soil returned Wednesday
from Marquette, where he attended u.
s. Court as Juror.
Embric Almli left last Saturday for
the Huron Mountain Club to scale logs
for Charles Hebard & Sons, Inc.
Miss Pearl Hogan left Wednesday
for her home in Marquette, after a few
weeks visit here.
Mrs. B. P. Allen and Mrs. King Wis
tied in the copper country last Satur-
day. y
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES.

L'Anse Lodge No. 445, /. o. o. F.,
will on Sunday, April 9th, attend
services at the M. E. church, when
Rev. George Smith will preach SER
mon touching on the hundredth year
since the order was organized. The
Pequaming and Baraga lodges have
been invited to be present.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11

Infantry, has announced his arrived
in New York, to his father, John Me
mi. He sailed on the steamer Levia-
than, which landed at New York Ap-
ril End.
VIM. Norback transacted business
at Even Tuesday.
Will Salo left Tuesday for Ishpem-
ing on business.
DR.. NJ. o. Sivula, Of Ishpeming, was
a professional caller here Manday and
Tuesday.
VIM. L. Elson, of Ishpeming, was a
wek end visitor here.
About twenty people attended the
auction sale of the Chas. Mattson es-
tate at Kenton Wednesday.
Miss v. E. Devins was week end
caller at her home at Michigamme.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
LADIES' AID ENTERTAINED.

The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E.
church was entertained at the Camp
bell home yesterday evening by Misses
Jean Campbell, Marion White and Lib
bic, Neimark. The following program
was drafted for rendition:
Reading by Mrs. Eta Zeiser.
Vocal Solo, b" When Day is Done;"
Mrs. Emma Won Zellen.
= Talk on "Qur New Superintendent
of Public Instruction." Mrs. Gladys
Norman.
A Collection of Old Songs by the
Quartette, the jazz Orchestra, assist
ed by the Ladies' Aid.
Recitation by Miss Stenson.
Violin Solo by Miss Hallberg.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
L'ANSE TOWNSHIP.

Supervisor-Harold E. Nilsen AIT,
Peter Sands 344, Charles T. Dantes
rs.
Clerk, Michael Connor 444, Arthur
Bierschbach 315, Alfred Pasanen 73.
Treasurer, Ruth B. Thorsen 443, T.
A. Cosgrove 314, Maima Sointu 76.
Highway Commissioner, Cham Des-
chaine 415, Daniel Denomme BAL, ia
cob v. kuusitio II.
Justice of Peace, Delore P. Menard
AL, Euclid LeDuc 312, Henry Pasanen
70.
Constables az, Peter Hall 413, Matt
Saari 420, Erick Ruohomaki 418, Carl
Soil 425, William Sterk 333, Thomas
Tiosh 327, Millard Hendricks 319.
Overseer Dist. 1, Christ Jentoft 427,
Dave Koppanen 324.
Overseer Dist. 2, John Patrick 430,
Max Beauprey 308.
Overseer Dist. 8, Anton Zupancich
AIT, dward Hendrickson 319, John M.
Hakkinen IS.
Poundmaster, Uuno Sointu n.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
CONTESTS ELECTION.

S. o. Clinton, defeated on the face
of the returns for the Office of county
school commissioner by Miss Elna E.
Nelson, has through his attorney con-
tested the election and asked for re-
cont in the following places: Arvon,
Baraga Township Precincts 1 and g.
L'Anse Township Precincts 1, 2 and 3,
and Covington Township.
The petition presented to the board
of county canvassers by Attorney J.
j. O'Connor, representing Mr.. Clinton,
alleges certain irregularities. The re-
count will be conducted at the Court
House next Tuesday, commencing at
one o'clock in the afternoon.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
III Were a Farmer.

II I were farmer would keep at
hand few reliable medicines for min
or ailments that are not so serious as
to require the attention Of a physici-
an, such as Chamberlain's Colic and
Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel COM
plants.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
coughs, colds and Group.
Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains,
bruises and rheumatic pains.
Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach
troubles, biliousness and constipation.
BY having these articles at hand II
would often save the trouble Of q trip
to town in the busiest season or in the
night, and would enable me to treat
slight ailments as soon ~ they ap-
pear, and thereby avoid the more SER
ious diseases that 50 often follow
advertisement.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
Welded SATURDAY.

Miss Rose, eldest daughter of , Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Gagnon, became the
bride of Wesley d. Beleck of Calumet
last Saturday evening at eight o'clock
the wedding being witnessed by rel
atives of the contracting parties.
Mr.. Beleck has been in the service
arriving last week from Camp McClel
Ian, Alabama.
The copule will reside in L'Anse TO,
the present.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
SKANEE NOTES.

Emil Roselle, inNthe cavalry, returned
Monday from Santiago, Cuba, for a
three weeks visit with his mother,
Mrs. Anna Roselle.
George Glover left Wednesday for
Houghton to fit out the tug Nellie Cot
ton for the N. M. DeHaas Lumber Co.
The Misses Pearl and Augusta Me-
lin returned Thursday from the hos
pital at Laurium. Their father, A
dolph Melin, went to the copper coun-
try and returned with the girls.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
M. E. CHURCH NOTES.

Pequaming at 1880 a. m.-Sunday
School. Service at 1890. Subject,
"The Castle and the Cottage"
Zeba at p. M, subject, "The Cas-
tie and the Cottage"
L'Anse at 1890 a. m.-Sunday
School. Service at 1880 p. m, subject,
"The Castle and the Cottage"
Tuesday at 1880 p. m.-Bible Study
Class.
Friday at 7:30 p. M, Epworth
League.
A stereopticon lecture will be given
at the L'Anse church Thursday even
ing at eight o'clock by Rev. George
Smith, it being entitled "The Great
Centenary Program" Silver collec-
ton. Everybody come.
George Smith, Minister.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
3ARAGA TOWNSHIP.

Supervisor-Frank M. Ennis 1927
Romulus s. Buckland 4S8.
Clerk-Edward T. Foucault 421,
George Deffoe 1893.
Treasurer--Robert Wilson 423, FL
len Meyer 391.
Commissioner Of Highways-Al-
drisck TSirard 1872, Charles Wolmer
436.
Justice of Peace-Brynolf w. Sill
vola 349, John Cosgrove 458.
Member Board of Review-Nelson
Cote 367, John C. Crebassa 435.
Overseer Dist. I, Jacob Saari 36a,
Henry Korhonen 425.
Overseer Dist. BERNARD Tangen
$40, Charles Cardinal 433.
Overser Dist. 3~-Arcade Bohmier
376, Edwin Erickson 429.
Overseer Dist. Peter E. King
3S2, Henry Sandelin 419.
Overseer Dist. 5-Joseph E. st.
Germain 361, Walter Mathes 449.
Overseer Dist. 6-John Engman 364,
Joseph A. Anderson 436.
Constables (4)-Henry Mayo, Jr.,
366, Antoine Chosa 364, August Park
kala 37l, Martin Dwyer 367, Ignas
Wadaga 437, William Neither 438,
William Schwalm 433, George Sande-
lin 431.
Poundmaster, William Black 391.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11

paid on or before the 1st day Of each
month and remain delinquent for ten
days thereafter, the superintendent Of
the water and light plants is hereby
authorized and directed to discontinue
the connections of such water and
light, without notice; and before the
occupant or owner of the premises
where such disconnection has been
made, shall again be entitled to have
water and lights furnished by the vii
lage. he shall pay to the treasurer the
full amount of his current water and
light account, together with a fee of
two dollars ($2.0O), which is charge
for the services Of the superintendent
in reconnecting such water and lights.
Provided, however, that all persons
now using village water and lights
who are indebted to the village for
the same, shall pay each month within
the time their monthly water and light
account is due and payable, at least
ten (10) per cent; up TO a minimum
sum of ten dollars $4,000 on such
old account; otherwise the water and
lights furnished to them will be forth
with disconnected. ~
Be it further resolved, That all res
olutions and ordinances inconsistent
with the foregoing resolutions are
hereby repealed and annulled.
Ayes-Alter, Nilsen, Jacobson, John
son and Menge. 7N
Nays-None
There being no further business, the
council adjourned.
ED SEAVOY, Clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
Do You Sleep well7

To be at his best man must have
sound, refreshing sleep. When wake
full and restless at night he il in no
condition for work or business during
the day. Wakefulness il often caused
by indigestion and constipation, and
is quickly relieved by Chamberlain
Tablets. Try a dose Of these tablets
and see how much better you feel with
a clear head and good dieestion.--ad-
vertisement. III
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
WHY NOT!

Why shouldn't the Victory Liberty
Loan, the Loan of Thanksgiving, be
subscribed, and over-subscribed, just
like its predecessors?
Have we less patriotism than we
had in 1917? The response to the
Fifth will answer.
Have we less money? Our bank re-
sources and our savings bank state
ments show that we have millions
more.
Have we less incentive?, Our Gov
ernment's request was the only spur
we needed then. 1t is as urgent now.
We loaned for war then. Now we are
asked to loan to pay for lives saved,
for danger averted, for peace and for
prosperity.
Have we less prosperous prospects?
Then we faced protracted war and
many loans. Now we have only the
Victorious Fifth-the last.
The cost of living is bound to go
down. but our government, keeping its
promise, has guaranteed the high price
Of our greatest staple-wheat. Do
you realize because of the war and the
governments guarantee, our 1919
wheat crop alone will bring into this
district about 5000, 100000 more than
it would bring normally? We won't
be asked to loan much more than two
thirds of this excess profit.
Surely, there are knockers and hon.
est pessimists and disloyal propagan-
dists and "I've done my share" ego
lists and lot of other tough custom
ers. There are some Of them even in
this community. :
If there weren't any, it would be too
easy and all you boosting, building
optimis:s would't be on the job. There
wouldn't be any fun in it if it were so
easy. It's up to US to apply the acid
test of peace-time patriotism. Those
who don't stand it should be branded
and remembered.
Never mind the grouches, the fault
finders, the slackers. You haven't
time to worry about them. Just "sell"
the good fellows in the community.
Get them going strong. Start them
radiating optimism and patriotism.
Most everyone will become enthused
and the job will be done with JOY and
credit to all. ea~
And to those who should but won't
just send around one Of the lads who
risked his life for US "over there" to
ask the hesitating one: "Why not?"
Maybe cne of the mothers who gave
her son to her country might ask
"Why pot?"
Let our answer to all Indifferent and
to the antagonists of government of
the people, for the people and by the
people be splendid oversubscription
to the Loan of Thankfulness on April
21st.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
TOTAL VOTE ON The
TOWNSHIP TICKETS.
ARvON TOWNSHIP.

For supervisor, August Paulson 81
Otto Rylander SO, August Gilman 35.
Clerk, Oscar Elmblad 153.
Treasurer, Edward Rehn 118, Gust
Lundberg 68.
For Highway Commissioner, Olof
Nordquist 141, Harry Lundberg As.
Justice of Peace, Edward Elmblad
$50, Joe Erickson 38.
Member Board Of Review, George
Loosemore 161.
Overseer, Dist. 1, Willard Van Bur-
ell 143, Chas. Hartvigh 80.
Overseer, Dist. 2, August Holm
strom 157.
Overseer, Dist. 8, Harry Lundberg
1873, Chas. Newman 43.
William Rylander 149
Andrew Nelson 157, Chas. Fredrick-
son 157, John Semasky 153, Joe Elm
blad 81, Sam Mitchell 26.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
CONVICTION TOWNSHIP.

Supervisor, August Kotila 119, Pat
rick F. Tracy $50.
Clerk, VIM. Seppala 172.
Treasurer, Joseph Neither 130, Au-
gust P. Maxi 1877.
Highway Commissioner, Elias Mop
ola 113, Andrew Kauranen 152.
Justice of Peace, George Huhtanen
1872, julius Johnson 118.
Member Board of Review, Matt
Kemppainen 146, Solomon Takkala
104.
Overseer, Nestor Norpakka 140, Joel
Moilanen lis.
Poundmaster Isaac Wainfonpaa 1853
Andrew Sidberg "a.
Constables az, Nels Seppala 1856
VIM. Kyrola LAG, Warner Lepola 141,
Matt Hendrickson, Jr., 153, Deore
Fussie Sc, Andrew Sidberg 80, John
Eskel 95, John Keskinen 81.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

On page five of this issue will be
found large ad for Torrey & Co. In
regard to this company, the Hanff--
Metzger Advertising Agency says
Before we placed any business for
them, we had them Investigated and
found them to be thoroughly reliable
They were also investigated by the
American Newspaper Association, who
have passed on their advertising"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
BELLAMER BOUND OVER.

Fred Bellamer, former resident of
Zeba, has been bound over to the
grand jury in federal court at Ashland
for an unmentionable crime against a
little five year old girl on the Bay Riv-
er Indian reservation. When arrest
ed at Odanah, Wis, feeling ran high
and he was rushed to Ashland to
avoid being roughly handled.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
APPOINTED FIRE WARDEN.

Charles H. Anderson has again been
appointed deputy fire warden for the
Northern Forest Protective Associa-
tion, this being his eighth year in this
service. He will have charge of Bara-
ga County, taking up the work as soon
as the woods dry up sufficiently.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
sPuRR TOWNSHIP.

For supervisor, Ollie Olsen 46, Oscar
Hyry 26.
Z Clerk, Herman Koivula AZ, Francis
c. Perry 28.
Treasurer, Taimy Mitchell "a. Rea-
tha Treado 35.
Highway Commissioner, William
Manly 40, Oliver Bruno 81.
Overser Of Highways, August
Krummi 81, Oscar wiljanen 80.
Justice Of Peace. John Smith 43,
Lars Lookanen Is.
Member Board Of Review, George
Mathews 81.
Constable. John Erickson s5, Mrs.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
For Bilious Troubles.

To promote a healthy action Of tho
liver and correct the disorders caused
by biliousness, Chamberlain's Tablets
are excellent. Try them and see how
quickly they give you a relish Tor
your food and Danish that dull auc
stupid feeling advertisement.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-04-11
MISS NELSON WINS.

Running on slips at Mondays elec-
tion, Miss Elna E. Nelson of Baraga
defeated s. o. Clinton of Baraga for
election as county school commission
er. Mr.. Clinton was the regular nom-
inee on the Republican ticket and has
held the Office for number of years.
The vote follows:
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WALTON NOTES.

Oscar Niemi called at Even last
Saturday. where he purchased draft
horse.
Miss T. M. Nousiainen called at her
home Mt Trout Creek Saturday.
Pvt. Hjalmer Niemi, Of the 340th