The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29

Only two weeks moro before school
commence.
The schooner George hester is load
ing lumber for lower lake ports.
John Mcintosh viii leave tomorrow
for few weeks visit at New York.
Funke's mill started up Monday,
having received raft Of logs Saturday.
The better the game of ball our boys
put up the more money is taken in at
the gate.
Simon Denomie shipped 1900
pounds Of choice whitefish to Bay City
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Jas. Bendry and daughter
Lizzie, left for few weeks soiourn at
Mount Clemens last week.
Bob. Marcal left for the woods on
Thursday with gang of men to fix up
quarters for Morallee's new camps.
JACK Travis returned from Traverse
City Wednesday evening. having fully
recovered from lis recent illness.
Work will commence on the Baraga
& Watsrsmeet r. II. Sept. 1st and ten
miles are to be completed this fall.
Bids are being received for the con-
struction of the new railroad, and there
are quite number OF contractors in
town.
d. J. Norton has rented three large
rooms over the drug store to be used as
offices for the Baraga g. Watersmeet
railroad.
The failure Of the Marquette club to
put in an appearance last Sunday, ac-
cording to agreement, was a great dis
appointment.
A gang of men left Monday morning
for points along the Duluth division of
the d. s. s. & A. railroad to go to
work in lumber camps.
Mr.. Nelson Gotta, OF the American
House. who has been laid up with fever
several weeks, is able to be out again.
He has had long siege of it.
The dance given by the young
Cyclones, Thursday evening, was a
grand affair. 1t was complete success
both socially and financially.
j. u. Martin, of Champion, has
opened a branch tailor shop here and
carries a large and select line of suit
ings. G. Crane has charage of the
shop here.
One of Girard's horses which was
grazing in the field near the barn licked
up some poison that had been careless.
ly thrown oat by someone, and died
from the effects of it.
VIM. Kitz has gone to Chicago to
purchase his fall and winter stock OF
clothing, etc, He will put in an
unusually large stock this time, and the
probabilities are that he will
need it this fall.
Our town was in total darkness dur
ing the nights this week on account of
the wires around the dynamo having
worn out. Mr.. La Due, of Marquette,
is working hard to repair the machine
and expects to have it in good running
order by to-day.
In another column of to-day's paper
may be found the advertisement Of
Hayes g. Golden, proprietors of the
Palace saloon. In the year they have
been in business at Baraga they h8ve
built up good trade and popularity
that may be envied.
Under the able management of Mr..
Quackenbush, late of East Tawas. the
Baraga planning mill is turning ont first
class work. Anyone contemplating
building will do well to give him call.
He guarantees satisfaction everytime.
See nd. in another column.
A tramp prowling around the village
the other night, while the rain was
coming down in torrents and the cleo
Eric lights out. took advantage OF these
favorable conditions to try and breal,
into Finnegan's warehouse. The night
Waterman hearing the racket made a
rush for the place but the tramp took
to hisheels and made his escape.
As Sept. LIST is "labor day" why
wouldn't it be good scheme to have
that great game Of ball between the
bachelors and benedicts of the county
on that day? Already ten or twelve
Baraga gentlemen have signified their
willingness to play, now il L'Anse will
come to the front with like number
the game will come off at the Baraga
grounds. II the game is played it will
be called at 8 p. m.
Five or six railroad carpenters started
from Marquette for this place last week,
but when about half wnv hare thev re-