The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-04

Miss E. Kelsey spent Wednesday
with friends in Baraga.
John Funke spent few days in the
copper country this week.
Cherries Ortman, lumber inspector,
called here briefly last Tuesday.
Quite number OF Baragaites attend
ed the ball at L'Anse Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominick Cameron left
Monday afternoon for lower Michigan.
The e.ection last Monday passed of
very quietly. No excitement to speak
OF.
Mrs. Geo. Hadley spent 9 few days
in the copper country visiting friends,
last week.
Miss Lizzie Bcndry arrived Wednes-
day evening from two weeks visit at
Marquette.
The NJ. N. Bourke arrived Monday
from Marquette and loaded lumber for
lower lake ports.
Mr.. Z, E. Halscy, OF L'Anse, has
opened law Office in .Baraga. Success
to the new barrister.
Miss Della Doran returned last week
from Gladstone, Mich, where she has
been engaged teaching school.
The photographer who has been do
ing business in tent opposite the
Canada hotel lett for Sidnaw last Tues
day.
The hester estate are having their
logs brought by rail from points on the
Duluth division OF the d., s. s.. s. A.
II. Il.
| Quite number of boys left for
O'Brien last Tuesday. Some new lum-
Der camps are being started in that
vicinity.
Mrs. A. Higgins, Miss Irene and
Frank Higgins left on Wednesday morn
ing's train with the remains of the late
Mrs. John Higgins for Palms Station.
The D., s. S. & A. section men are
engaged in laying q spur track from a
point opposite Mr.. Funke's house to
connect with the side track in the yard.
On account of the town hall having
been engaged for Wednesday evening
the commencement exercises of the
Baraga high school had to be postponed
until Thursday evening.
Harry Coddington was up to his ears
in business last Tuesday, all on fcc punt
Of moving. He now occupies more con-
venient quarters in rooms over Blank
enhorn's meat market.
As was predicted in last weeks
SENTINEL the Stars were victorious in
their first game abroad. They got away
with the Ontonagon ball tossers but it
was by close margin as the following
score shows:
Innings 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9
Stars 2 0 90 2 4 0 2 O-1O
Onions 0 2 o 2 0 3 2 o 90
Baraga will have big blow out to-
day, but not rs extensive as it would
have been had more time been taken
for preparation. Some $40O have been
raj ell by subscription which will be
divided mp rs prizes for the various
sports. No steps had been takeh to
get up n celebration until Wednesday
night meeting was held, which leaves
too short time to make very elaborate
preparations, but the committee will
spare no pains to make the day as en-.
joyable rs possible.
The braves OF the Catholic Mission
are going to celebrate the national holt
day in grand style this year. At I.eet-
ing held for the purpose of organization
jacob Forcia was elected president;
Thos. Teeple, vice-prosident; orator,
Edward Loonsfoot; reader of dcclara-
ton George Curtis; marshal, Lewis
Grow. The following we're appointed
a committee on sports: Joseph Bnrbane.
Ed. Darbane and Jacob Forcia. There
will be base ball and La Crosse games,
various races and Indian war dances id
addition to the usual program.
! The village council held it's first
meeting Wednesday evening. We
have not heard vet what business was
transacted except that Mr.. p. II. Nc
Herman, Of L'Anse, was appointed vii
lage attorney, and resolution was
adopted to compile and print the gen.
eral laws relating TO villages, and the
village attorney instructed to draft or.
finances for adoption by the village
council. This il in accordance with