The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-05-06
ITEME OF LOCAL INTEREST

ITEME OF LOCAL INTEREST
Baraga has been made a flag stop
for the st. Paul train due at 11:15 q.
m. A
A special meeting of the common
council was called for Friday evening,
April 10th, by Trustees jacobson,
Bentzen and Christianson for the ex-
press purpose Of passing on invoices
long past due. There, being no quor-
um present, council adjourned.
The Standard Oil Company win
erect station at L'Anse to take care
Of the great increase in their business
in this section which in the past has
been taken care of through the Bara-
ga station.
Deputy Game Warden T. G. Belan-
ger returned Monday from a seven
weeks business trip in his official ca
pacity in the lower peninsula. He
reports having made fifty arrests for
violations of the fishing laws.
Mrs. Anna Johnson left Saturday
for a brief visit with her grandpar-
ents in Michigamme.
Edward Raymond was called to
Rogers City last Friday by the seri-
Gus illness Of his brother.
Will Levitan returned last Friday
from Chicago, where he purchased
summer goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Menard and
Mrs. Rappe motored to the copper
country last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Belangcr were
pleasantly surprised Tuesday even
ing, it being the tenth anniversary Of
their wedding.
NJ o. Seavoy and T. A. Cosgrove
were Houghton callers Saturday.
L. B. Armstrong spent the past
wee CAMPING at Aryon. Ills guests
were Hugh Strange Of Neenah, Wis.,,
James Nash of Wisconsin Rcpids, r.
S. Smith of Bell Moore and Oscar
Trauttner of Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo McKindles and
children and Mrs. Frank McKindles
Of Hancock spent Sunday guests Of
Mrs. Elizabeth McKindles.
Attorney j. F. Hambitzer was a
legal caller here Monday.
Mrs. Gus Erickson visited her hps-
band at the Hancock hospital Sunday.
Emil Sanregret Victor Lough and
John Brogan visited at Escanaba tho
first CT the week.
E. ]. Westphal received five hun
dred small chicks yesterday, for sale
to various parties.
Mrs. Nels Anderson returned Sun
day from Detroit, where she attend
ed the Yeoman convention.
Dan Denomme on Wednesday re-
ceived Guernsey cow from Oshkosh,
Wisconsin.
Joseph Boyer and Son this week
sold a spring tooth harrow to Matt
Samarzik and wagon to Emil Lond-
berg of S!Sanee.
, Eugene Nolan Of Chicago is here
for a two weeks fishing trip.
Joseph Knauf, and A. E. Biersch-
bach returned Tuesday from two
weeks business visit in Houghton.
Miss Eileen Lough visited in the
copper country Tuesday.
N. j. Crebassa has received his
ccmission as fire warden for Baraga
county. He will have the west half
of the county.
E. J. Westphal has been appointed
fire warden.
Robert O'To0l left Monday for q
brief visit in Alpena.
Ralph Racine will the first cf the
week move his family from Dollar
Bay into one Of the company houses
in Ruttersville.
Alrhonse Gamache is erecting n
twc-story frame dwelling on his farm
or Section 16-50-33. John Huyot ID
doing the work.
David Smith of Redruth was bus
mess caller here Tuesday.
Monday is the twenty-fifth ,anni-
vereary If the h;g fire in L'Anse.
Mis- Mamie Mayo will return Sat
urday from Detroit, where she was
called bv the illness Of her sister, Mrs.
Helen pale-.
Charles Waisanen Is cutting ium-
ber for MathEgerer.
Mira. Theresa Menge and daughter,
Mrs. w. A. Won Zellen. were in Mar
uuette this week, where Mrs. Menge
received treatment for eye trouble.
The road between Nstcria and Cow
ington was opened for traffic yestsr-
dav.
Mr.. end Mrs. John Tester and fam
ily cf Calumet located this week ON
Lard IN Section 11-50-33.
Fifty-six thousand trout Try were
received Saturday by the rod and cun
club ana planted in Falls, Silver, Ra-
vine and Slate rivers and Meadow
Brock creek. The fry came from the
hatchery at the 500.