The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-10-12
NEWS NOTES OF
LOCAL INTEREST

The time element must be consid-
cred by the patient when taking Chi
ropractic adjustments. Too many
fail to realize that it has taken
months or possibly years for the
chronic disorder to develop, conse-
quently they expect too much from a
small number of adjustments. Give
Chiropractic fair trial and good re-
suits are obtainable in the majority
of cases. Consultation free.-Wm.
A. Rylander, DR.. of Chiropractic,
L'Anse, Mich.
The completion of the cement floor
and foundation for the new theatre
by Graboski Brothers will be made
this week. They have started the
making of concrete blocks in the base
ment of the building. The two side
and rear walls will be of concrete
blocks and the front of brick.
The Armstrong -Thielman Lumber
company's new 15-ton Howe double
beam scale will arrive this week. 1t
will be housed in the company's yard
and used exclusively for their retail
coal business. They will stock a
large quantity of coal and will al
ways be able to take care of their pa
irons.
Attorney Ralph Eldredge, George
C. Jackman and DIR. J. o. Won Zellen
Of Marquette were in attendance at
Circuit Court Wednesday.
Sheriff Charles Dantes and Feder-
al Enforcement Officer C. H. Ander-
son were in Marquette Tuesday in at
tendance at u. S. Court.
Attorneys Barney Burritt of Han
Geek and d. L. Robinson of Houghton
attended Circuit Court Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Steinbach and
family of Gwinn came to L'Anse the
first of the week, moving into their
newly completed home in Wright's
addition.
The best auto sale ever made by
the L'Anse Garage was registered
Monday, when Louis Boivin sold Leo,
George and Oliver Paquette each a
Buick fve-passenger sedan for de-
livery in the Spring.
Angus Stone left Monday night for
an indefinite visit at Alpena.
Misses Mary Ryan and Lillian Sum-
mersett and Joseph Elliott motored to
Ishpeming Thursday of last week, at
tending play.
Edward Olson Of Keweenaw Bay
was a guest Monday of Fred Schultz.
James Jacobsen left Monday for
San Francisco, where he will attend
the National Legion convention.
The fire department was called out
early Monday morning by small fire
in j. P. Ryan's garage.
Captain Carlson Of the hydraulic
'dredge Alice Vivian returned last Sat-
urday from Duluth, where he was
called by an auto accident to his wife,
who was seriously injured.
Carl Demask has severed his con-
neceion as clerk in Sanregret's store,
leaving last Saturday.
Mrs. A. E. Bierschbach, Mrs. T. A.
Cosgrove, Mrs. T. G. Belanger, Mrs.
Norman MsKindles and Mrs. Gerald
McKindles motored to Houghton Mon
day.
Erick. Strom of Taylor Section has
taken temporary charge Of the sec
tion at L'Anse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Duncan and chill
dren of Chassell expect to move into
their new home next week.
The Good Fellowship Club will give
dance tonight in the Opera House,
Montana's orchestra furnishing the
music. A large attendance is expect
ed and good time is assured all.
Fred Farley of Ishpeming arrived
Monday and has accepted position
in Modest Roberts barber shop.
R. j. Howes and VIM. Seppala of
the Covington township board of edu-
cation, attended the school officers
meeting here last Friday.
Menard & Sanregret have sold cars
to the followingn: Touring cars to
John Holso and Frank Parkkala of
Aura, four-door sedan to Gust Lund-
berg Of Skanee, touring car to HUI
bert Nelson.
Miss Marie Dahl of Ishpeming has
accepted position as stenographer
in the Baraga County National Bank.
Louis Bussier will have a founda-
tion put under his home and will also
build an addition to the dwelling.
John Osterman spent Tuesday Wis
iting in Ishpeming.
Engineer and Mrs. e. e. Blomgren
moved into their new home in the
north end Of L'Anse last Saturday.