The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-03-28
HARAGA.

The schools were closed this week
for Easter.
Prof. w. G. schaffer went to Michi-
CANINE Thursday.
Mrs. J j. Byers left for Marquette
last Wednesday.
Mrs. II. II. HOLSTER has gone below
for weeks visit.
Mrs. J. Higgins returned from
ODrien last week.
John r. Gordon. OF Hancock, spent
Wednesday in Baraga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Bowerman left for
Ishpening last Saturday.
Jesse Stone, Jr., OF the firm Of Wood
ard s. Stone, was around Thursday.
Prog am for first Monday after Lent
show in L'Anse and dance at the rink.
The D.. 8. s. & A. pay car passed
through here Thursday and left Little
money for the boys.
A Finlander, who was recently injur-
cd by falling tree, at one of the lum-
Der camps, was taken to the Marquette
hospital Tuesday last.
Mr.. J. Kitz having returned from his
homestead is again ready to supply
tho in need of all kinds of picture
frames. Keep your orders for him he
will call on you. lw
Mr.. Meisler, Of the Bavarian brewery,
L'Anse, is putting mp n large supply OF
ice, in his house back of Girard's barn,
with which to supply his Baraga custo.
mers the coming summer.
The horses, harnesses and rigs belong
ing to John Mcclure were sold ut
sheriff's sale to satisfy judgement in
favor OF T. Fl. McGrath. Dan McMul-
len bid in the Who'll, lot a, 1868.
The dining room OF the Chappell
house is to BIZ enlarged 80 as to make
room for four large tables. A new
hardwood floor is also to he put in.
Mr.. A. W. Murphy has the contract for
the job.
Mss Maggie McGillen left Saturday
last to attend the funeral services, at
Marquette, of James Flanagan, of Nor
way. Before returning Miss MCCLELLAN
will visit friends and relatives at the
latter place.
If the manager OF the town hall at
L'Anse expects Baraga people to patro-
nize shows that are given there in in IRE
he must take more interest in reserving
Sc Is for them. Our money is just as
good as any ones.
John Henry, Chinaman. and broth
er monaghan were looking over the
town for the purpose of locating a laun-
dry here, but not being able to find a
suitable location they have probably
abandoned the project.
Col. j. w. Aston, manager of the
new raiir ,ad, arrived here from Detroit
Wednesday evening. He states that
the surveyors will commence locating
the line the first of next month and
that the work of clearing the right Of
way will be begun Ivy the first of May.
They expect to push thc work with al
possible despatch.
To say that Baraga folks enjoyed the
Hi Henry Mnstrel show ut L'Anse is
but to speak mildly. We would sug'
gest, however, that the manager Of the
hall or the show, whichever has the
matter in charge. that it would be right
to reserve, say two rows, for the patron.
from this side of the bay, especially a,
they pay in advance for their seats .and
cannot be expected to arrive as early as
the L'Anse people.
Beach & Bowers Minstrels appeared
here last Monday evening to full
house, and we can endorse everything
til It has been said of thti performances
in other places. They give a perfectly
clean entertainment, which is rarity
in this class of sh ws, and the applau {
that greeted their efforts showed that
they had struck q popular vein. Come
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