The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
BARAGA.

| James Burns IL putting mp dwelling
in the Smith addition.
Two car loads Of machinery for
Funkc's mill arrived this week.
Jay Bowerman spent few days in
the copper country this week.
The d., s. S. & A. pay car made its
monthly rounds last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hadley visited
Hancock friends during the week.
Jas. J. Byers and Geo. Gordon
arrived from the 500 last Saturday.
Mr.. J. ". Aston has been laid up
several days this week with an attack of
the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wentz and son,
of Dead River, near Marquette, are
visiting friends here.
] Weather PERMITTING, game of base
ball will be played Sunday between the
big club and the STARS"
Do not fail to hear the Tennessee
Jubil singers at Lance next Satur-
day evening. This is a rare treat.
Hugh Nesbitt and daughter Benici
have gone to West Branch, Mich, for
weeks visit. They left last Tues
day.
The Wild Oats Comedy company is
headed this way with much larger
and stronger troupe than they had last
season.
Miss Kate Sharp, who has been visit
ing several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
H. Nesbit'. left ftr her home at West
Branch last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Co grove have the
symr athy of their many friends in the
loss OF their seven months old child,
which died last Tuesday.
The sidewalk on the east side of Main
st. is being extended from McIntosh's
saloon to II point opposite st. Germans
hotel, making nice long walk.
The Gliding Star base bail club is
rugged out in A. No. / style and if they
can only play as we'll as their outfit looks
they will be on top when the season
closes.
One of the boys in last Sundays ball
game exercised himself SO hard in MAX
| s,.-x That he o1 Ia laxx "a
work the next day. The run counted,
just the same.
| 1t took eight brave men and four
women, and about fifteen shots from d
revolver to kill a sick dog, the other
day, and then the job had to be finish
ed by two small boys and big club.
| Mr.. Wagner, the photographer, who
rented Pennock's building last fall,
came around Monday bright and early
and removed his goods to place OF
safety, but forgot to settle his rent and
board with NJ. Pcnnock.
The Baraga base ball club will give
SIuuu ptu az NfiuuSille uull next
Tuesday evening, to which all are COR
daily invited. Tickets to ball S1.O0.
Lunch will he served at the town hall.
Music by the Baragt string band.
FoR SALE.-A well finished house in
L'Anse. Size about 20x3O feet. two
story, and containing five rooms. Can
be quickly and cheaply moved over to
Baraga ON scow. Will be sold at O
barg lin. Enquire of
17-tf j. j. BELASGER, L'Anse.
The base ball season was opened here
last Sunday by game between the
Sliding Stars" and the "Sawdust
Nine" The game was played at the
"pi cries" and resulted in score of %
to 2 in favor of the Stars. The Stars
promise to be strong club this season,
and from appearances will make the
big club hustle to keep first place.
Elzear Beaudin g. Bros. will open on
May LIST, saloon in Cappello's build
ing across the street from st. Germans
hotel. They will have on hand choice
lot Of liquors and cigars. The gand
opening will be on May 1st. They
have for rent ten rooms over the saloon
suitable for officers, ETC., at moderate
rates. IL 2w.
Mr.. Louis Waber, of Baraga, md
Miss Annie Getzen, OF Lake Linden,
we're married at the Catholic Mission,
April II, by Rev. Father Terhorst.
The welded couple spent few days of
their honeymoon in Marquette and
other down-the points. Their
many friends including The SENTINEL,
wish them long life. happiness and pro-
sperity.
Tho surveyors ON the Baraga s.
Watersneet line have, after some diff
ficulty found very satisfac DRY cross
ing at the Sturgeon river, about twelve
miles from Baraga, and are now loca-