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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
F. A. JEFFERS CANDIDATE
FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION.

F. A. Jeffers of Painsdale, is a
candidate for denomination and re-
election to the state board of educa-
ticn fer a second term.
Mr.. Jeffers made this announce
ment Monday when asked if he was
again in the field for position on
te state board.
1t has been customary in the past,
Mr.. Jeffers said, to re-nominate q.
member of this board for second
term and as there has been no oppc-
sition develop to his denomination
to date, Mr.. Jeffers was inclined to
believe tat the usual procedure this
time would not differ from that of
the past.
Mr.. Jeffers is just finishing his
first six-year term on the board. The
nomination will be made at the Re-
publican state convention to be held
in Detroit on February II.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
RETURNS FROM WEST.

Miss E. Jean Campbell returned
Friday from Pullman, Washington,
where she attended Washington State
College the past two years. Miss
Jean, one Of our most popular town
girls, was very prominent on the
campus, being one of three girls Sc
lected from the Women's Athletic
Association to represent her college
at the first Northwestern conference
held in Seattle this year.
She was captain Of the home base
ball team, a member of the basket
ball and field hockey teams, was cho-
sen sponsor for Company "A" Of the
R. o. T. c., and was affiliated with
Sigma Kappa Soroity.
Donald Menard, her nephew, re-
turned with her from st. Johns
whore hehas been making his home
with his aunt, Mrs. Douglas McIn-
tyre
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04

Rev. T. J. Stubbs was in Alston
Tuesday.
Misses Gladys GLADDEN. and Madge
Nesbitt left last Saturday for ter
days visit in Chicago.
\ Adrian Anderson was in Houghtcr
Monday.
Charles Erickson, of Ishpeming
returned Monday after few days
visit here.
Justice John Markle was in L'Anse
Monday attending session Of the
Probate court.
Mrs. Henry LaSarge, of LAnse
was Barag caller Tuesday.
John Falk is in the Iron country
on selling trip this week.
Philip Foucault, of Calumet, rep.
resenting the Singer Sewing compa.
ny, was guest few days tie first
of the week of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Foucault.
Mrs. Ibbotson, Mrs. John Fc'-' nd
Mrs. L. j. Marletoft were copper
co1ntry callers yesterGaJ.
Joseph Fisher was Calumet cal
Ter yesterday.
Mrs. Andrew Anderson visited yes
terday in L'Anse.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS HELD.

A Republican caucus was held in
L'Anse Wednesday afternoon, John
Campbell was chosen chairman and
George H. Paquette secretary, the
following delegats were chosen:
Will Levitan, Emil Sanregret, F.
Fl. Sengebusch, ]. J. O'Connor, H. A.
Johnston; to fill vacancy, H. M. Ham
sen and Andrew johnson.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
SAWYER INSTALLED
AT NEWPORT

Scion S. Sawyer, Baraga county
boy, was recently installed as COM
mander of Newport post No. 406 Vet
rams of Foreign Wars, followed by a
programme which included entertain
ment and speech-making. Eaient
from the training station furnishing
the musical programme. Refresh
ments were served and general dane
ing followed.
Solon was born in L'Anse and lived
in Baraga county until he was IL
years old, when he enlisted in the u.
S. Marine Corps and served four
years at the end Of which time he
was honorably discharged. He was
barely out year when he rc-enlist-
ed. He travelled in all of the states
of the Union and Haiti, Cuba, Mex
leo, Panama, Canal zone and Mica
ragua. Going from the Gulf OF
Mexico, through Central America to
the Pacific Ocean. He has three cam
paign medals.
During his second enlistment he
was made First Seargent and was
stationed at Mare Island, California
and Newport, Rhode Island, a torpe-
do station, training during the
war. He is still at Newport and ap-
parently very active in the affairs of
the Marines.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
s. Sawyer of Dollar Bay, formerly
of Pequaming.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
HANSEN STORE SOLD
TO SANRECRET.

On Wednesday morning Leo San
regret assumed the ownership of the
Hansen Hardware Company, he hav-
ing purchased the entire stock and
business Of the only general hard
ware in L'Anse.
Mr.. Sanregret is home product
having been born, raised and educat-
ed here, saw 10 months service over
seas, promoted to second lieuten-
ancy and enjoys the acquaintance and
friendship of large number of peo-
pie in the county.
The business was founded by the
late Matthias Hansen nearly twenty
five years ago, starting a grocery
store and put in small stock of
hardware which he kept increasing,
finally selling out his grocery end and
stocked up with big line of general
hardware. The new owner will con-
tinue the business at the present
stand, add new lines to the stock and
put in full line of auto accessories.
Harold M. Hansen, who has man.
aged the business the past few years,
will continue in the undertaking, put
in complete line of picture frame
molding which he will specialize in.
There is splendid field here for
Mr.. Sanregret and with the energy,
push and pluck which he has, he
should develop in splendid business
in a few years.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
BARAGA NEWS NOTES.

Supt. ]. E. O'Neil spent the week
end at his home in Hancock. =
Alfred Champaign, who is logging
at Pelkie, spent the week end here.
Fred Bellair left Tuesday for Iror
Mountain to look over the Ford
plant.
Allen Cosgrove spent the week enc
in L'Anse a guest Of his brother
Thos. A.
Mrs. H. E. Nilsen and children
were guests last Saturday Of hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ro.
senbusch.
Miss Amanda Ellison, Of L'Anse
was a caller here last Friday.
On Monday at Hancock Rev. A
Haapanen, pastor of the Finish Lu.
theran church, united in marriage
Miss Lempi Friiswell and Elmo Ran
Ia, both of Baraga township.
VIM. McGlue, Of L'Anse, has beer
engaged to saw fer the Baraga Lum.
OCI SouOahys
Elizabeth Hid was week enc
guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. H. Nc.
Lean, at L'Anse.
Sherman Tissue, of Arvon, was
here Monday on business.
Fred Benoway has taken the agen.
cy for the Grand Union Tea compa.
ny, he resigned his position as deliv.
cry clerk for Charles Cameron las,
Saturday.
s. B. Bouran, of Marquette, was 9
Baraga business caller Tuesday.
George Goldbach was in Houghtor
Tuesday.
Mrs. Herman Kunick visited Tues
day in L'Anse.
Mrs. A. w, Sterk returned Monday
fro few days visit with her daugh.
ters, Anna and Edith, at Green Bay
Wis.
Lee Livingston, Of Marquette
South Shore tie inspector, was ir
town few days the first Of the week
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
GARAGE RECEIVES BUCKS.

The L'Anse Garage received two
1921 model Buick touring cars Mon
day which they have on display in
their salesroom.
Last fall they took the agency for
the Dodge, and expect to sell num-
ber of these cars, they will also han
die the Overland which has been a
very popular auto, they having sold
may of them.
They look forward to a good years
business, having increased their floor
space sufficient to take care of the
increased business.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
TWELFTH DISTRICT
TO Be LARGER

The Twelfth congressional district
of Michigan will be made larger il
the ratio is followed in determining
the house membership in accordance
with the increased population shown
by the 1920 census.
The population of the present
Twelfth district is below the requi-
site under the new basis of appor-
'tionment. In fact, the only districts
outside Detroit whose territorial
lines should not be changed are the
Second, Sixth and Eighth.
The population Of the Twelfth dis
trict, represented by w. Frank James
is given at 218,918, and the new TAX
ing in of territory is necessitated by
the fact that the ratio Of apportion-
ment has been increased from 211,8 ,877
to 242.267. Michigan members Of
congress voted with the majority to
retain the house at it's present mem
bership.
What counties will be added to the
Twelfth is question to be decided
later. The action Of the house, how
ever, means that the apportionment
figure will be certified to the state
legislature in time for re-arrange-
ment Of the Michigan districts at the
present session. In the past the ap-
portionment has rarely been made in
the district before the first general
election following completion of q
decennial census.
Congressman James, who has been
critically iii for some time past, ID
rapidly recovering which Is pleasing
news to his many friends throughout
the district.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
CIRCUIT COURT
HELD SESSION

Judge P. H. O'Brien adjourned the
January term Of Circuit Court on
Wednesday, one jury case was tried,
that Of Oscar Heikkinen VS.. Arthur
j. Kroencke, the plaintiff getting a
verdict of $303.40, the Jury being out
only few hours.
The rest of the calendar was dis
posed as follows:
Dockets No. /, J. o. Nessen Lum-
Der Co. VS. Ray H. Bennett Lumber
Co; No. 2, Johanna Peterson vs.. John
Stone; No. 4, VIM. Horner and Her
bert Clausen VS.. Village of Baraga,
were continued by the Court.
No. 8, Hilja Poikanen vs.. Herbert
w. Clausen and VIM. Horner; No. 6,
Victor Poikanen VS.. Herbert. w. Clau-
sen and VIM. Horner, were dismissed.
No. 2, Joseph A. Anderson, to dis
charge mortgage petition, certificate
granted and mortgage discharged.
No. 8, Victor Romback VS.. Hilda
Romback; No. 9, Mamie Bennett VS..
George James Bennett, divorce de-
cree granted.
No. 10, Petition of Auditor General
sale of tax lands, the court also gran
ted this decree.
The following citizenship papers
were granted:
Petit w. Lein and Louis Busch, of
Pellie; Fetter Peterson, Of Pequam-
ing; Frank Laino and James j. Grace
of L'Anse; John M. Tamminen, Of
Herman; Adolph Auge, of Baraga;
Andrew Maxi and Thomas Koivisto,
two ex-service men, were also grant
edtheir papers.
James Dakota was given six
months in the county jail for violat-
ing terms of probation.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
NOTICE.

Mrs. Won Zellen has accepted the
makings for children's aprons for the
homeless girls at Good Will Farm
located at Houghton. Anyone desir-
ing to make an apron for these needy
children II they will either phone or
call, she will be pleased to give them
the material and pattern for said
apron. No explanation Of the "Good
Win Farm" is necessary as we all
know where it Is located and any ef-
fort put forth in this worthy cause
will reach the children.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
LAST DANCES BEFORE LENT.

The last two dances before Lent
sets in will be given tonight and Sat-
urday night. The American Legion
party win be in the L'Anse Opera
House, with the G.. & H. orchestra
in attendance on Friday. The Yeo-
mems masquerade will be given in
Star Of Wasa hall, Baraga, the fol-
lowing night. At both parties you
are assured of royal welcome.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
Representative Fred B. Wells. Cass
county, would license pool rooms and
soft drink places In the townships.
MORE PAY FOR JUSTICES

MORE PAY FOR JUSTICES
The judiciary committee Of the SEN
ate, by vote OF s to 2. reported out
and recommended passage Of Senator
Condon's bill asking an increase In
salaries Of supreme court justices
from $1,000 to $4,000 year.
Signatures Of 20 per cent OF the
qualified voters to initiatory petitions
for constitutional amendments. IL pro
vided for in a concurrent resolution
introduced in the house by Franklin
Moore, st. Clair. The requirement is
now 10 per cent. Mr.. Moore believes
that his measure would do away with
much OF the crank legislation"
Governor Groesbeck is seriously
considering introducing military train
ing at the Michigan Industrial School
for Boys and graduating two each
year to West Point and Annapolis.
SUBMIT APPROPRIATIONS
The first of the biennial appropria-
tion bills appeared in the senate late
In the week, and were referred to the
proper committees. The largest of
those submitted was introduced by
Senator Penny and calls for the Uni
versity of Michigan appropriation OF
S4,715,O00 for 1921 and $3,975,000 for
1922.
There are many bills now in com
mittees Of both houses on which leg,
islative battles are forecasted. One
is seen in the bill introduced by Sen.
asor Wood. Detroit, calling for the re.
peal Of the presidential preference
primary law, and another battle will
result it is believed from the bill In.
troduced by Senator Bryant. Monroe.
Lenawee district. asking repeal OF the
state police.
The Wood bill Is the second attempt
to repeal the present primary law.
One was introduced two years ago
by Senator Tufts but did not get very
far as most legislators were reluctant
to tamper with it. Discussion has de.
veloped among the lawmakers of a
general change in the primary In the
way Of a combination primary and
convention system.
WEST APPOINTED JUSTICE.
Announcement was made last week
Of the appointment by Governor
Groesbeck OF Judge Howard H. West.
Lansing, for 20 years on the Ingham
circuit bench. as justice of the state
supreme court to succeed Justice Flaw.
ius l. Brooke, who passed away sud.
denly last week.
With the commission the Governor
sent the following letter to the Judge:
"Your appointment as a Justice OF
the Supreme Court means much more
than the mere --ercise Of executivo ,
privilege.
1T is a belated recognition OF the
splendid service you have rendered
the state-a service that has been
actuated by a high conception OF ju-
dicial responsibility and administered
with fearlessness that has won pub
lie appreciation"
Judge West will complete the un-
expired term Of Justice Brooke, and
this means that his name will be up
for nomination at the Republican con-
vention at Detroit on February II.
Justices Joseph B. Moore and Joseph
H. Steere will also be up for nomina-
ton ct that time.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
BUILDING TRAMWAY.

The Baraga Lumber company. Of
Barag, has a small crew of men at
work building seven hundred foot
tramway running north from it's
sawmill. Hardwood lumber will be
piled here principally. which will be
shipped by rail, this new tramway
will give them sufficient piling room
for some time.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
FUNERAL HELD SUNDAY.

On Sunday afternoon at Pequam-
ing the remains of Will Hedman were
laid in their last resting place in the
cemetery, Rev. Ruhl officiating.
Many beautiful floral wreaths tes-
titled in what esteem he was held,
the aged parents having the sympa-
thy Of that entire community.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04

Definite indication Of a sasy session
OF the fifty-first !egiaiature is showr
by the nunibGr Of bills going into the
Legislative hopper.
Governor Groesbeck last week sent
TO the house and the senate, bills pro
viding for the reorganization of three
branches Of the state government by
creating a department of agriculture
department of conservation and anoth
er to be known as the industrial and
labor department.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

%aufgegeben nnb in Sri. &ola Braun,
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SRI. @tbel &ruger bat ii6 bon Ben
Tolgen elmer an ibr I'M &opnespile
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8ereinsiabr ge1pablt %tpllroen: grlrar6
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@attin l1nb Sobn 6rieOrib eritatte=
ten i'm 2ol1fe lebter ISOLDE pertpar1otz
lduitlid)e 8eiude in ct. CLOUD.
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pier3.

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apporat inn Observation-Disclosures itno
p%ollen0et> nno gleidfaIs miro Sic
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SPRING biu.

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Roscoe.

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baue Ser @ebriioer 8od.
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lepb SUB berbra6te 0en Spnntag in
leiner 51 ct. glouo mobnen6en So
milie.
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fotpsfi bon @lp6e, Mlberta, Canada,
befil1oen ii6 bier 5u mebrere @o6er1
tangent 8eluhe I'M &reile ibrer
6re11n6e.
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no, Gasf., Canada, 5uriifgefebrt.
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@eidQften rod Ben 3miaingSltaoten.
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in 8egleitung oes @bepaareS Mnton
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ten nnd) Melrole.
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rere @oden tangent 8eiude in. Scr
Iamilie Soiepb &ammer bother nod
ibrem @eim 5nrudgefebrt.
Grau Beter Mobs, melde langere
3eit int &i9monoer SoSpitol in ar5t=
liber 8eban6h,ng mar, lit III gntem
3ultanbe nod 9auie 5urildgefebrt.
Mi9. 8n1er bielt iid mabreno ser
erlten Sage bergangener 8ode in &C.
ldGften in Minneapolis auf.
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Dor Sturgeon in ser 6irit National
8nnf 5n st.. Glouo Mnltellung batte,
lit letten 9ienltag nad} ct. Saul ge=
reiit, no 5ie iib dr5tlid)er 8ebanolnng
nnter3ieben miro.