The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-06-20

AeSo>ss'J $780,
Mrs. A. Butterfeld left for Houghton
Sunday, to spend few days.
VIM. Ross has moved with his family
to Ontonagon, having left Wednea-
day.
Mrs. d. Lamont and daughter left on
Wednesday for West BraLci to spend
the summer.
Thos. Mcclellan and daughter Lizzie
returned from Marquette the fore part
OF the week.
Messrs. Will and Henry Brismaster
and ID. Semmas left Thursday for their
homes in Amigo, Wis.
Harry Coddington's ice cream and
leu onade parlor has been shut down
.or Tow days ON account OF the cool
weather.
Miss Maggie MCCLELLAN returned home
from Iron Mountain where she has been
visiting few weeks. Her many
friends welcome her return.
Saturday, Sunday and Monday were
sHorchers, being the hottest days of the
season, but big change in the weather
Tuesday, brought ont the overcoats
again.
L. NJ. Sheriff, with the Portage Lake
Mini g Gazette, Houehton, was in
town Monday, looking over the town
and canvassing the project of starting q
paper here.
There will be great rejoicing in Bar
aga over the passage of the bill making
it a corporate village. An election Tor
village officers is to be held soon, 80 we
are informed.
On account of important work to be
finished by the Marquette base ball
boys no game was played with them
here last Sunday, but arrangements will
probably be made Tor game tomor-
low.
Tom May and Miss Aggie Sullivan,
both well known here, were married in
Ishi cming last Saturday. 1t was u sur
| prise to il good many, but the SENTINEL
and the balance of their many friends in
the county wish them lots of happine. s
and pro peri,y.
The variety troupe which struck town
Tuesday gave only one show and that
at night. Asst was the night after pay
day they had large attendance, and
the side show with the big snake and
the Punch and judy performance took
in good many dimes.
j. Gottliebson's new store, which
started here recently, is right ain it !"
They are going to give one of the best
hats from their large, fine stock, to the
one in the Baraga base ball club who
makes the first home run and br ngs in
a run. That is, the ball going over The
fence.
Commencing with Sunday, June 21st,
Mr.. w. Kimball, of Child's Art Gallery,
will DE i'll Baraga every Sunday during
the summer to take the negatives of
those who desire first class photos.
Cloudy days are just rs good for photo
graphing as clear days, so all como who
want good pictures of themselves.
| A., oh ,,,a, cv,u orn,,,,1 Lora C,k,,,
day =, lliug celn;oid collars and cuffs.
1t being contrary to the township
ordinances to pedile in the village he
was arrested aud taken before Justice
Ormsby. who fined him 81 80. As it
VAS his first arrest in GS years OF this
life and 60 years travelling it was q How
that lie felt was very severe, and several
of our generous citizens Clipped in and
paid the fine as they did not care to
have it said that lie came here to be
fecc,d.
BARAGA, Mich, June II, 1901
Editor Sentinel.
DEAR SIR:-In your ISSUE ofGune Ia
you made mistake in regard to my
suit with the railroad company. 1t was
the d., S S. 81 A and not the M ii.
{; o. railroad company that was sued.
The suit was for trespass on lands that
the late Thomis Nester tried to take
from me, and got the railro ID C company
linked in with him by getting the com.
pany to lay side track across it to run
logging trains over. The railroad CON
pany thought it ~ Meters land and
of course were innocent trespassers
They sett'el with me 80 far as they
were CT .rntd, and are t, phil mp the
track within thirty days after settle
ment. Please correct the error and
obi g.. Respectfully. Yours,
L. A. CRITcHFIELD.
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PORTAGE EN- TRY.