The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-03-07
BARAGA.
Days are getting longer.

MlSS httc 'oii'irp, Oi hcSI iIaHCi,
is visiting With hor sister, Mrs. Nesbitt.
james Smith. engineer in tho Nester
mill, returned last week from Bay City
Miss Maggie Conley and Miss NJ.
Morrison returned from O,Drien last
week.
JAY Bowerman has gone to Chicago
to purchase stock OF watches, clocks,
jcwelry, etc.
Our citizens are taking advantage OF
this fine weather to harvest their sum-
mer's ice crop.
Our school principal, Mr.. Schager,
is out and around sgain. Slightly off
in weight but still in the ring.
Henry X nth aud James Slockett, of
Houghton, passed through on the way
to their homestead5, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cosgroye rejoice
in the advent Of bran new boy, who
pat in an appearance last Tuesday.
Anyone wishing to rent desirabl Q
hotel property in Baraga will do we
to look oyor our advertising columns.
Mrs. L. J. Gallagher and Mrs. John
! Hid returned Friday last from week IS
visit with friends in the copper country.
James Fleming, who was head filer
in the big mill last summer, returned
! from Bay City Tuesday, to work again
i'll the mill.
| Dick Mckow has sold out his livery
business to Mike Owens and John Ben
dry who will continue to run the same
on larger scale.
Quito number of the lumber boys
are coming in and going ont again to
tho woods, every day, which makes our
town very lively at present
Mrs. A. Higgins will close her board
ing house SATURDAY., for six or seven
weeks, during which time she will visit
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at OBrieu and other places.
Quite number OF our citizens may
b. seen nearly every evening out snow
shooting. Why not form club and
have snowshoc tramp with refresh
ments. etc.
Manager Laird says he is going to
have crack" team of ball PLAYERS this
summer though he has to import extra
I players, and Henry doesn't do things
by halves.
Mr.. a. J. Mcneil, of Chicago, who is
represented to be first class workman,
is in charge OF Brady's iewelry sore
here, Mr.. Bowerman having retired TO
go into business for himself
Henry Adams has retired from his
chair at Fred s;chwalm's barber shop,
and exrects % open shop in HAYS e
Golden's block shortly. Henry is a
good fellow and We W sh him success.
James Sullivan came in from O'Pricn
So urday night, with gang Of 20 me-
to be distributed among The camps in
this vicinity. Mrs. Sullivan ncco nrain,
ed her husband Both returned to
O'Brien, Mondav.
Miss florence Grenier and Master
Veateur Grenier left Tuesday for st.
Mary's cathc lral at Texas Landing,
about IS miles below Natchez, Miss.
| Their father ACCOMPANIED them ~ far
as Ncgaunee. They expcc. to remain
! there about Il year.
Last week our reporter failed TO no
tico the illness of Miss MCCLELLAN. cllici-
ent assistant post mistress, though
everybody missed her from her accrs
toned place in the postofice. Her
many friends will he pleased to see that
she has so far recovered as to resume
her duties again.
Henry Laird, manager and teacher,
succ"e'el in getting his base ball team
together to play the L'Anse tenn Sat
urday evening last The score sto 19tn
81 in favor OF the Bira3a's at tic end If
the game. OF course there was the us al
amount of kicking and the Jump re came
in for his share.
Mr.. Charles Ferguson having lost the
combination of bis safe he was obliged
to have tho trout door forced off. II
was Hall safe and very hard to open.
The contents were uninjured Some
one started the rumor t Mt "saee blow
ers" were in town again and tho timid
ones were somewhat frightened until
the cause of tho alarm became known.
Elmer Servise. who worked around
the big mill last year, and who was
dish washer at the board ng house for q
time, left town Tuesday to visit L'Anse
but tho cars being warm and comfort.
able he forgot to get of. 1t issuppos,
he kept right on until he fonnd con.