The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-09-05
BARAGA.


Mrs. Il. johnson returned from Bat
tie Greek Monday evening.
Mr.. John Higgins returned from
lower Michigan Thursday evening.
Chas. Ferguson and wife returned
from visit to Canada last Wednesday.
Our town is just now pretty well
filed with men from the Huron bay rail.
roid.
The schooner Delaware is loading
lumber at Nester's dock for lower lake
ports.
DR.. A. j. Braden is having dwell
ing house built on his lot in Smiths nd
dition.
Miss Hollace, daughter of Doc.
Hollace, of Hancock, is guest
of Mrs Geo. Had'ey.
School begins next Monday. The
old building will be occupied until the
new one is completed.
Mr.. LII. Gallagher was summoned to
Houghton last Monday by the illness
of Mrs. Gallagher, who was visiting her
mother.
Miss Alice Crebassa left last Monday
for Sturgeon Bay, Delta county. where
she has engaged to teach school for
the winter.
Mr. NJ. Burns who was engineer on
the tug Cotton, left for Marquette
last week and his family followed
Wednesday las.
Miss Minnie Eoltz, after spending
the summer visiting her sister, Mrs. H.
G. Coddington, returned to her home
at We Eianch Friday morning.
Ms s. L. Spencer having spent the
summer visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. f. L. Powers, returned to her
home at Grand Rapids lust Monday.
Three or four tattercd and torn
balls have been found in back yards.
They are supposed to belong to the
once noted FUSED to-be" ball players of
Paraga.
Mr.. A. Girard. our highway
commissioner, has been engaged this
we TX rebuilding one Of the bridges be-
tween here and L'Anse IL is now in
first class condition.
Prof. w. Schafer returned last Tues
day from. his trip to lower Michigan,
aad having throughly enjoyed his va
cation, is now prepared to resume his
duties as school principal.
Highway Commissioners Girard has
given notice that the highway between
L'Anse rnd Baraga will be closed next
Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 7 and 8 on
account of rebuilding bridge at the
head of the bay.
Ellen j. eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cunningham. died Friday
last after short illness, aged IL years
and 7 months. The obsequies were
held at the Catholic mission and were
attended by a large number of sympa-
thizing friends.
Mr.. Pryor and an assistant from
the Houghton Mining school are
surveying Main street for the purpose
of locating accurately some land owned
by Mr.. +. A. Critchfeli. There seems
to he some uncertainty about the
boundaries of some of the lands in tho
village.
CONTRARY to our rules excluding anon
ymous communications we publish
below without correction, letter re
ceived this week:
BARAGA, September l, Of.
Mr.. Kinney Esq
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auvet to KEEP Solans opan an Sundgs
or motifs, her wi hav solans opan al
Dog on Soudog, wer is te Law to pro
hipt them from doing 20,
our sheriff most not now math abou
low to that eject.
wi want to ker from gu tru CUR pei
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hi MINY SITTIssENz.
About nine men who "used to be
called ball players met a like numbe
from Hancock on the green diamon
last Sunday and proposed to have
game of ball. The "u,ed to be's" got $
tired and worn out chasing the ball tina
was sent to all points of tie compass b
the Hancocks for about six innings tia
the used to bc's" finally got man VIII
had the nerve to attempt the awful nc
of touching the bases from first t
home plate without the ball touching
him. Then after few drops of ginge
had been given them they commence,
10 play like their opponents and man
aged to get four more "used to BEES
across the plate. Such suffering a
they got will long be remembered, rs