The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-26
TO BUILD ORE DOCKS AND DRY-kILNS HERE
Keweenaw Bay Tuesday attending
the funeral of the late Mrs. McCaul-

the funeral OF the late Mrs. McCaul-
ey.
The junior high school play "The
Little Clodhoper, which was produced
by the pupils Of the Gaylord high
school recently under the supervision
of Miss Helga Beck was remarkable
success. It is said that the people of
Gaylord are anxiously awaiting her
enxt entertainment, and thte young
lady is to be congratulated on the
success of the entertainment. She
is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Beck of Baraga.
| Miss Mary Beaudin and Mrs. r. A..
Cote, Of Houghton were guests of
Mrs. j. N. Cote several days this
week.
J. N. Cote, Ford's Baraga county
agent, exnects car of autos in this
week, four touring cars, one sedan
and truck.
Mrs. F. w. Hid was in L'Anse on
Tuesday, guest of Mrs. j. H. Nc
Lean.
Mrs. Muriel Liberty and son Jack
of Iron Mountain arrived Sunday for
a brief visit with Mrs. Liberty's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Deschaine.
Baraga High School defeated Ke-
weenaw Bay last Saturday in fast
game of basketball. the score being
ID to 10. The game was fast and
well played and greatly enjoyed by
those who attended.
Mrs. Albert E. Paine won the blan-
ket which was given away last Sat-
urday bv the Campfire Girls.
ID. j. Lawler of Keweenaw Bay was
a caller in town Monday.
Louis Brandvolt returned Sunday
from Duluth. where he was called by
the death of his son-In-1aw.
II. j. Falk left Tuesday for few
days selling trip in the iron country.
Editor and Mrs. p. M. Getzen re-
turned Sunday from a four weeks
visit with relatives in Illinois and
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Johanna Shulstad returned
last Saturday from three months
visit in Almia, Wis.
Miss Victoria LaBeau returned
Monday from two weeks visit in
Duluth.
Ben Cohl. left Monday for Milwau-
kee, after looking after his business
interests here the past few weeks.
Supt. J. E. O'Neil on Tuesday Wis
tied the schools in the Arnheim dis
trict.
Mrs. Amos Landon Of Houghton
was guest Of Mrs. Fafk a few days
this week.
Three 5O-foot wide strips in the
rear of the properties of Charles Au-
ge, Charles Moberg and John McIn-
tosh running to the section line were
purchased by them from John Bendry
of Albuquerque, N. NJ Barney Join
er had the plot surveyed and made
the sale.
Supervisor o. o. Olsen will address
the Grangers on the subject of High
Taxes" at the regular Grange meet
ing held at the Grang Hall in Bara-
ga township Saturday evening, jan
uary 81. No party political propa-
ganda is involved. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Rasanen and
daughter Hannah left yesterday for
a brief visit in Hubbell.
Mrs. Fred Mathes and son Donald
will arrive today to visit with her
mother, Mrs. Raymond.
Mrs. VIM. Bohmier was a copper
country visitor Wednesday.
A party of thirty attended the Pas
time theatre at L'Anse last night.
George Forest and Hugh Nesbitt,
Jr., and friends We're in L'Anse Tues
day evening skating.
! Mrs. Thomas ST. Arnold was called
to Hancock Tuesday by the death Of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Albert Rose
of Ontonagon.
Mrs. Robert Martin and children
returned Wednesday from Calumet.
where they have been residing the
past month.
, Mrs. Peter Girard visited in Ke-
weenaw Bay Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Shulstad and
Raleigh Draper motored to Kewecnaw
Bay Monday.