The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-18
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modern in every way, bathroom COM
plete, electric light, hot water fur
mace and otherwise up-to-date., The
committee will be in L'Anse on Sat
urday and Monday for interested peo-
pie to see them.-advertisement. I'll
Joseph Gorshe was in Marquo..e
the first of the week on business for
the U. P. Tractor company.
Master Thomas Christianson had
his tonsils removed Monday in the
hospital at Lake Linden, Mrs. Chris
tianson accompanying him there.
Rev. FIR. Miller was \ Marquette
visitor Tuesday.
Frank E. Christianson and son Rob-
ert were copper country callers last
Saturday.
The Oswald o. Deschaine General
Insurance Agency on January deliv-
cred a $500 draft to VIM. Tollefson of
Zeba in full payment of his fire loss.
advertisement.
/ General Supt. E. G. Kingsford, As
sistant Supt. E. v. Dudley Of Iron
Mountain and Messrs. Offer and Ras-
mussen of Detroit inspected the Pc
quaming and L'Anse plants Of the
Ford Motor company on Monday.
Col. w. H. Thielman of Calumet
was in town Monday on business in
connection with the Armstrong-Thi
man Lumber company.
John Cochran and son William and
Mike Carroll of Houghton were bus
mess callers in L'Anse Tuesday.
John Parish left Tuesday for Fond
du Lac, after a brief visit with his
aunt MrS Honrv Rukamp
Miss Laura Sampson was called to
Samoning. ILL.,, Sunday by the death
of her sister.
Mr.. Hoose, senior member Of the
Hoose-Pearson Construction company,
died Monday at his home in Iron
Mountain. Mr.. Pearson and Mr.. Rich
ards were both called there to attend
the funeral, which will be be held
today. They are both interested in
the corporation.
Miss Inez Kiiviranti has resigned
her position as clerk in Johnston's
store and is succeeded by Miss En-
ma Streeter.
John Payne of Greenland has ac-
cepted a position as bookkeerer for
| the NJ. Van Orden Coal company.
J The Lady Maccabees will meet
Monday night at the home of Mrs.
Maud Menard.
Mrs. John Huyot was taken serious
1y i'll Wednesday.
The large burner in the mill yard
is being taken down.
Carl Kiel left Wednesday for his
home in Marquette.
Attorney H. C. Schultz of Hough-
ton was here Tuesday in attendance
at Circuit Court.
The tug Hebard was tied for the
season last Saturday night at the
Ford dock in LAnse. She will be
used as an auxiliary for the steam
plant, a six-inch pipe connecting the
tue with the saw mill.
Frank E. Hall. brother of Mrs. De-
liza Garrison of Zeba, died last Satur-
day at Pasadena, Calf. He Is well
known in L'Anse township, making
his early home here. Mr.. Hall left
this section last summer, hoping to
regain his health, having been i'll for
some time.
| Sheriff Charles Dantes took Frank
Pine to Ionia yesterday.
Oliver Paquette and Meador Seavoy
were copper country visitors Wednes-
day.
City Engineer L. d. Goddard re-
F. turned Wednesday to his home in Es-
CANADA after several days visit in
town.
/ The officers of the Barapa County
! National Bank were reelected Thurs
day Of last week as follows: Pres!-
dent, Thomas d. Tracy; Vice-Presi-
dent, John Black: Cashier, Euclid s.
LeDuc: Assistant Cashier, Arthur G.
Gilman.
! The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Magnus Anderson, which was
born Wednesday Of last week. died
Tuesday. The child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Trudeau, born last week, also
died, living but few hours.
| Mrs. Leo j. Brennan and Miss Ar
nes Brennan were Houghton visitors
Tuesday.
! Auto owners should secure their
1924 licenses at once, as the state law
compels all who are driving their cars
to have them. The county officials
have been informed to make COM
plant against those who are still
driving with the old green tags.
| Ray L. Eggleston & company have
received the contract to install a hot
water furnace in the new Jacobsen
nome.
Noise Deschaine has installed a
radio for ]. H. Strubel.
Miss Helen E. Stenson of Covington
enrolled in the Western State Normal
at Kalamazoo at the opening Of the
winter term. She will take rural
education course. !.
Mrs. Andrew Wilson was q week
end visitor in Chicago.
/ r. P. Bronson of Ishpeming was q
business caller here last Friday.
y VIM. st. George spent last Satur'
day at his home in Laurium.
Misses Rose Peterson and Stells
Gamache were copper country callers
last Saturday.
u I!Anse bay froze over last Frida,
night.
Il Mrs. Arthur Bierschbach and sor
; and Mrs. Edward Bierschbach wer'
Houghton callers last Saturday.
Michael Mahoskv of the Grill Caf'
was business caller in Calumet las