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

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Wi lie L. Me ge r,tiinei home from
Ian ing u niph'.
We under, and that the firm of
Crebassa & Murphy has been dissolved
by mutual consent. Mr.. w. S. Crebassa
will continue the livery business as
here tofore.
Representative Wagner, in a letter TO
one OF our citizens, says that Willie
Menge is one of the best boys they
have in tie house, and is doing very
nicely as messenger. That's right;
L'Anso can furnish the right kind OF
timber to make legislature of.
The Ii Grippe, last spring nuisance,
IL returning again, but thus far in
mild form, Only few cases thus far
have come to our notice Should the
wea her of III pat few days continue
TO- any lentth of time there would 10
ample cause to complain OF this disease
There viii he q supper, apron and
nancy goods bazaar under the auspices
o the Lad es Sewing Society hold in
the town hall, Thursday evening, April
OH 1891, for he beleft of the NJ u.
Church, OF this place. The public are
60 daily Invited. Supper from 5 $50 to
10 p. IN.
ID. J. Norton's pharmacy, after the
usual spring overhauling looks more
m tropolitan than usual. Norton is
bound to bc to 'le front. Not satisfied
wi h Baraga county alone he is arrang-
ing to extend his province and will
shortly establish pharmacy ut
The Osgood property consisting of
lot No. 9 III block No. | with buildings
was sold as advertised at public vendue
at tie Office of the probate Judge, on
Tuesday, by John E. Young, guardian
for the Hiram o. good estate. The pro-
perty was bought by Herman Seifert
for 81, $50 cash.
Easter exercises were held in the M.
E. church, Sunday evening, con -i,tinr
If vocal muse. Easter recitations by
Of the Sabbath school and the
egg breaking. The egg nest was quite
productive, showing thtt he little ones
had not been idle as the collection
amounted to about fifty dollars.
Lis of letters remaining uncalled for
in he postotfce at L'Anse for The
month ending March 3lst; NJ IS Hilma
Anderson, Alphonse Clement, Charles
Jaioan, Joe Goodeu. Benz. Gondeau, z.
Patr y Guide, Frank Kel y (2) Aug.
Pc erson, Chas. Perry, Pip Mareauette
Chas. McCoAolague.
u. Denomme, p. M.
We note tai week tho marriage of
Mr.. Thos. W. Wark and Mis- Maggie
Henghens Which occurred at the resid
ence of the brides pa ents at Lake
Linden, on Tuesday, March 81. Mss
Heughens was formerly resident OF
Pequaming aud is well known here also.
Mr. Wark is engaged in the Photograph
business. The SENTINEL extends con-
CALCULATIONS to the newly married pair.
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Isler, in Marquette Mining Journal,
says:
Conductor George L. Dsbrow, of the
D., 5. $. * a. has lately become the
forum tie posseseor of valuable piece
Of red sandstone property situated in
BaragaE county and .ftvorably located
Tor the shipping of stone by rail or
wa er. AS Conductor Disbrow has not
the capital necessary 10 develop the
properly he is now on the .ookout for
,ome ore to JOIN him in opening
quarry on the land.
An attract We fe ture Of the fair to be
held in the town hall Thursday evening
be the sale of crazy quilt made
BY the ladies' who have been sewing for
the past 5 or 6 weeks, it will be hand
,omely feather-stiched, nicely lined and
finished complete ready for Use. There
will also be at least oil paintings that
nave been painted expressly for the
lair, besides full line of all sorts of
ancy articles.
At peoples caucus hell at Fire
mems hall, last night, the following
township ticket was put in nomination.
For supervisor, August Menge; clerk.
Q. d. Shea; treasurer, John Campbell;
commissioner. John Edgeaton:
Justice of the peace, Johu @. McKernan;
school Inspector, ID. j. MOI ton; member
board o review, Earl Edgerton; over