The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-11-29
BARlAG

the week.
Funke's mill viii close its seasons
work today.
d., S. s. IA. pay car passed through
here yesterday.
Mrs. J. ID. Morisscy is expected to
return from her eastern visit to-day.
About ninety people from B,r,ga
attended the tra'nmens ball at Mar
quette, last week.
Grant Lee is again rusticating in
Barsga, having completed his seasons
work at Ontonagon.
John Funkc and wife went to Han
cock last Monday to attend the wedding
OF Mr.. Funke's brother.
Messrs. Ed. Riley and Joe Campbell,
lumber inspectors, have gene to Bay
CITY to spend the winter.
Miss Gilbert, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Bowerman, returned to
her home'i in lsbpcming, Saturday last.
/
Prof. Shafer is making preparations
for an exhibition and concert at the
town hall Christmas eve. More par.
ticulars later on.
Mr.. Charles Cudney and wife have
gone to OBrien where they have
engaged to cook this winter in the camp
| of MIR. Sullivan.
Mr.. Johnson, the Milwaukee lumber
buyer, is shipping from Fl. teen TO twenty
cars OF lumber per day from Funke's
mill to points below.
/ Our regular correspondent is on the
sick list this week, so we hope TO be
excused if there are any omissions in
this usually interesting column.
A very enjoyable social dance was
given at Mr.. Falk's homestead Thurs.
day evening, which was attended by the
neighbors and some young people from
outside.
The young people of Baraga got up
q dance ut the rink Thanksgiving even
ing. There was very good attend
auce and all seemed to enjoy the affair
immensely.
Mrs. Gallino and daughter went
down to Ishpeming the other day to do
some shopping, and, while in the city,
had the misfortune to lose pocket
book containing $40.
JOS. Courtney, county treasurer-elect,
has gone into the woods for short
time to scale logs at the camp Of
Malcolm McEchin. He will probably
return in about ten days.
To OUR BARAGA PATRoNs.-M e.
H. Ormsby has been appointed collec-
tor for the SENTINEL at Baraga and is
authorized to collect all bills placed in
his hands and receipt for same.
At the turkey shoot which was given
by Messrs. Bendry s. HOLSTER the only
bird captured was one taken by
Nelson Pennock. A rattle was held for
the turkeys that were left and some OF
the boys were more fortunate.
Instead OF wasting energy on trying
to keep up cornet band in this place,
why would it not be good scheme for
three or four OF our best musicians to
practice for dance music? They would
find it much more profitable in the end.
Those wishing anything in the line OF
harnesses or buggy and sleigh furnish-
ings will do well to call on Mr.. G.
Schmelling. He deals only in the best
quality of goods and hs prices are
always reasonable. See Lis new "ad''
in another column of odayspaper.
And still the only depot that Baraga
can boast of is dilapidatcd old passen'
ger coach which has been side-tracked
for the purpose. II the railroad com
pany is too poor to provide a decent
building for the accommodation Of
Baraga people it ought to so out o.
business and give some one else show
The Christmas numbers Of Puck" ant
Judge" will lie exceedingly fine thb
year, and as there is usually great
demand for them it wou!tl be well fol
those wishing to secure copy of eithe
or both to leave orders with Harr,
CoddinGton, who will lave them on salt
about Dec. Is. Orders also taken To-
any other periodicals.
The following item concerning I'll,
wedding of Mr.. Michael Fnnke, brothe
of John Funko, of this place, is clippe,
from the Hancocl; items in yesterday
Mining Journal:
Mr. Micheal Funke has joined tn
grand army of bcncdicts, having beer
married on Monday morning to Mis-
Emily Payne. The wedding ceremon,
took place at st. Joseph's church, Rev
FIR. Francis officiating. A large numbs