The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-11
BARAGA.


out Of sight.
Col. j. w. Aston returned Monday
from Detroit.
Travelling men were around by the
dozen this week.
Doc. Ho.lacs. OF H,ncock, spent q
few days here this week.
Mrs. Wentz left last Friday to spend
the Fourth at Mirqnetie.
The Schooner Delaware is loading
lumber at Funke's dock.
Mr.. ard Mrs. L. Waber left COR Lake
Linden to spend the Fourth.
The hester feet of Loats arrived
Tuesd'y from Chicago.
s. d. Davenport left for O'Drien
Wednesday for u short trip.
Ms. Emma burt is having some nice
suits of ioons fitted up over her store.
j. s. Court ey, county treasurer, re-
turned from Washington, ID. O., Thurs
day noon.
Geo. Hadlcy ard J. w. Aston were
down to Marquette two or three days
this weeks.
Archie Graham and wife, of Mar
quette, are making short visit with
friends in town.
A nice crowd of Newtonv.lle PEOPLE
took in the Firemen's dance, and also
the Fourth, in Baraga.
DR.. II. II. Powers and wife, OF Brain
ard, are visiting their son, Elmer
Powers, of Nortons drug store.
Mrs. d. r. Henley and her mother,
Mrs. Carr, Of O'Brien, spent the
Fourth with their Baraga friends.
The Fourth was spent very quietly,
some going to the ball grounds while
others Witnessed the sports down town.
Jack Travis, who has been laid up
with the fever the past eight weeks, left
on Friday for his old home at Reed
CITY.
Nester's mill is running overtime in
order to get out timber of certain
kind to load the Geo. Nester and
Keweenaw.
Mike Owen has joined the grand
army, nf knr,.l;.fy l,o,,;,.x k,l,o,, ,,,<o
himself a wife last Friday. The bride
is Miss Christensen, of L'Anse.
F. II. Mccarthy and Mediation g.
Macarthur have recently added much
to the a,tractiveness of their respective
saloons by putting up neat awnings.
Arrangements are being made to
have one or two professional stars of the
U. p. league play an exhibition game
some Sunday afternoon this month.
Mr.. W. Kimhall of Child's Art Gal.
lery. Marquette. will he in Baraga as
usual to. morrow Sunday, and will be
prepared to serve all who desire first
class photos.
Ex-Judge Marston, NJ. w. OBrien
and Mr.. Keena, of Detr Dit, have been
spending few days in this vicinity
getting the invigorating breezes of
Lake Superior.
What rush was made Ivy the boys
rho shove lumber, for that 4th of
July ham--they Just wanted to grease
their hands so as to slide the lumber
onto the piles.
Frank Montgome y and n few more
students of the Indian normal school at
Valparaiso, Ind, returned to spend
their summer vacation here, arriving
Tuesday evening.
Well, we'll; when is that game of
ball between the bachelors and be1e-
diets of Daraga county comming off?
Better commence soon and not wait for
the rainy season to set in as was done
4 neTctOIOTc.
Geo. Hadley is having set of plat
form scales put up in front of his hotel
for the accommodation of farmers and
others wishing to weigh hay, grain, etc,
by the wagon load. This will prove a
great convenience.
After Jnly 4th we will do strictly
cash business, closing all book account
after that date. Our prices will then
be the lowest ever known in the PENN
sula.
GALLAGHER & HID.
A little scrap took place in Finnegan's
saloons Friday evening. in which the
proprietor OF the saloon came ont
second best. He had Mike Bourk
arrested for assault and battery but a
jury of his peers acquitted Bourk in a
trial before u justice Of the peace last
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