The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-09-27

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!, Tie cske u Levi Walker rs. 2. =
! Mason, which VS. tsisd bofote Jusiic'
O,msby Last Tuesday. was disniiss "a
the plaintiff paying the costs.
Our highway commissioner took I
gang OF men out on the road at Stur
geon river 1ill, Tuesday, to repair thu
damage done by the late heavy rains, q
that point.
Everybody il going to have another
chance at the music box. The luck,
number. in the former drawing, bavins
failed to put in an appearances it is t.
he rallied again.
The Canada hotel has changed hands
the new proprietors being Gotta and
MCMILLAN. Mr.. L. Glenier. WHO Ia;
been an,iue host" 40 lohes j. going on =
his homestead, 80 has leased the hotel
for time.
Tie new proprietora Of the Canada
hotel are bound to come to the front as
caterers to the publ 9. They will give
free oyster supper, as an introduction,
next Monday evening, to which all are
cordially invited.
"A hand organ struck the town We'd
nesday, and made the uir vocal with
such choice selections as the "Mockinp
Bird and other ,aelc must, of the day.
Tie organ was wrapped in blJnt.t, a
delicate compliment to U. p. weather.
Mrs. w. Burt is remodeling the bulld-
ing formerly used as a livery barn,
Standing next to her house, On the On
tonagon road. The lower part is to b.
flushed off for store, while the upper
story will be made into a dwelling
house.
The poes who sarg "Tbe melancholy
days have come, the saddest OF the
year." certainly wasn't thinking OF
B,rap a, nr he would have known that
by the time the melancholy days have
come" to us, our "sawdust" part OF the
year is G. er.
The "kids" are building a shanty, in
sonth Baraga, III place OF the one de-
stroyed last spring. It is TO he used
as !. general rendezvous this winter.
The interior decorations viii probably
consist OF evolvers, bowie knives, dime
novels, and other desperate things OF
like character.
Thomas May, one Of the night saw
yers in Nester's mill met with slight
accilelt Tuesday night. A slab caught
on The saw, flew back, broke the guard,
and striking May in the face knocked
Ii m down. He was not seriously hurt
but carries a black eye as souvenir OF
tho occasion.
Sport" is the only one ia t)wn tina
is taking an interest in The National
game nowadays. He mana yes to get
little desultory practice every day. He
4iele,s" in manner that should win him
recognition by the club, and give him
y place as member.
Nester's mill 81 ut down for three
nights last week on account OF not ha,.
ing q sufficient number of men to work |
with. The boats were in, and it Is sad |
that some of the men thought there
was more money in loading boats than
in piling lumber, consequently they
,hanged of, which resulted in leaving
the mill snort handed.
Joha AIcIntosh met with quite a
serious accident, the other day, while
iii & on horseback 10 L'Anse. The |
horse became frightened and threw Nc
[,tosh. VINO struck the groand violent
". Que side Of his face was badly
,ruised anil he VAS otherwise injured.
The horse belonged to VIM. Coach. and
s unused to the saddle, not having been /
used before as saddle horse.
That psychological phenomena" are
lot confined to particular places, the
"ower true tale, !" overheard by
,he Listener the other evening is good
Illustration. The voice OF the narrator
vas easily recognized as belonging to
me Of our cal celebrities (Which one
he Listener does not feel bound TO say,
Is too c.ose An adherence to PERSONAL
/, might detract from the effect of the
tory and under cover of the friendly
iarkness the story was listened to with
hterest AZ evidence that Baraga has not
,eeD sighted when it comes to spirit
Ial manifestations" The narrator was
by friend and this is the
tory: IL was agoin' doom the thrack
or quiet sthroll an it WIS iist in the
dge Of the avenin' jist afther the goin'
Don Of the sun. There WIS no one on
he thrack barrin' mesilf an q man jist