The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-25

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Right reserved to reject any or oil
bids. JOHN FuSKE,
20-2w Director.
Baraga, Mich, July II, 1891.
Mason's fruit jars for sale at Codding
toms news depot.
About dozen Baragaites took in the
show at L'Anse Tuesday evening.
A nice shower OF rain fell Wednesday
afternoon. It was most welcome.
Capt. Bendry is having water pipes
laid from the main pipe to his resid-
cnce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hadley spent q
few days in the copper country this
week.
The fire boys Ind the hose out several
days this week doing good service in
cleaning out the sewers.
d. ]. Trombly hos diamond drill at
work in front OF his residence. He is
exploring for sandstone.
Mrs. Frank Somers died at the Mes.
ter boarding house last Tuesday. The
remains were taken to Negaunee for
ihterment.
The mail train Wednesday evening
was an hour late on account OF delay at
the straits waiting for the Michigan
Central train.
A special of two cars passed thr Jugh
here Wednesday evening, carrying the
Michigan bankers OH their first trip to
the copper country.
Mr.. l.. Smith, of Marquette, special
agent OF the land Office, was around this
week. Trespassers feel nervous when
Mr.. Smith is around.
Flu ke's mill was closed down
Tuesday en- account OF q large humble,
of the mill hands attending tho funeral
OF Mfs. Joseph Malonso, who died Sun.
day last.
The boys of Nester's mill had their
photographs taken by Mr.. Kimball, Of
Marquette, last Monday. When finish.
ed the pictures will be on sale at the
Baraga News Depot.
Hays & Golden have come TO the
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conclusion that horse wants drink
(of water) once in while, as well us a
man, and so they have had nice water
trough put up in front of their saloon,
Wonder what the Sam Stephenson
crowd OF senators and Representatives
thought of our railroad depot when
they saw it and were told that it had
seen years service and that this wa.
one of the best stations on the road TO,
freight receipts.
The @cheap John" has been here al
the week, but has not "struck it rich
yet. The same goods can be bought q
our own stores at as good or better
prices. You uon't get the talking
thrown in. to be sure, but get the goods
Just the same.
Last Sunday tho Mission boys cam,
down and played game of hall will
the DaragY. The score was II to 0 il
favor OF the nIission boys. But sever
innings were played so us to give tn
Mission lacrosse clubs chance to pla
MI exhibition game. The lacrosse gam
was well played and very interesting.
u The D.. s. s. s. A. pay car was alon
( the line Wednesday distributing til
I monthly pay OF the railroad employee.
! Unfortunately no money was left t
build o new depot. The company la
( probably forgotten oil about the ma,
| tiers. Such little trifes are liable
I escape their memory.
[ If the people want to see q goo
game Of ball they should come to I'll
! ball grounds next Sunday Tomorrow
| when the best local club on tho renir
I sula will be pitted against the best min
| Bnraga can turn out. Tickets are o
! sale at Jerry Reals drug store, Cox
! dington's news depot, and at j. d. Mo
| rissey's. Price 25 cents each; ladit
I free.
/ The Baraga Stars gave social dane
I last Friday evening which was we'll q
! tended. At midnight all partook Of a
! elegant free lunch, with ice cream on
| cake on the side, after which dancin
! was resumed until the time was up fc
! the boys to go to Ontonagon, whei
I they played game with the Onton'
I gon club on Sunday. The Ontonago
! boys knocked them out ID to IL.