The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-10-03
BARAGA.


nesday.
Peter Darcy left for Marquette
Thursday Afternoon.
The schooner Milburn is loading
lumber at Funke's dock.
Look over Kitz' new nd. this week.
He has some bargins to offer.
Mrs. L. J. Gallagher returned last
Monday from her visit to HoughtOn.
Funke's mill was obliged to close
down this week ON account of lack OF
logs.
Mrs. w. Ferguson and child left
Wednesday for weeks visit down the
road.
I Mrs. d. J. Trombly and child re-
turned Wednesday evening from visit
to Bay City.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nesbitt and chill
dren returned Sunday evening from
West Branch.
The Ncster feet OF lumber carriers
cleared Saturday afternoon with lum-
Der for lower lake ports.
Mrs. James Bendry and daughter
Lizzie returned Tuesday from On ex-
tended visit in lower Michigan.
For fresh oysters go to Coddington's
news depot. He just received fresh
lot of Oct. oysters Friday night.
The hunting party composed of Real.
Carpenter, Auge and Collins return
ell Sunday evening loaded down with
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Hooking, of
Hancock. came down last Sunday to
attend the funeral Of Geo. Hadley.
They returned Thursday.
Mr.. J. B. Crebassa had the misfor-
tune to lose valuable mare, last Mon
day, but has provided himself with
another flyer, having purchased Gar
C1uA . AooU hhBs
The clothing and dry goods store of
j. Gottliebson & Co. will be closed from
Friday noon until Tuesday on account
Of the Jewish holidays which occur at
this time. The occasion is known
among the faithful as the Hebrew new
year.
HOTEL to RENT.-The Foucault house
is offered for lease on reasonable terms.
It has % rooms, many of them large
enough for two beds each, and every
convenience for large boarding house
or hotel Enquire of
39-tf. PHILIP FoUCAULT.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Powers took their
departure Thursday evening for their
new home at Chassell where Mr..
Powers has opened drug store. That
he may do thriving business
aud prosper in his new field is the sin
oere wish of his many friends in Bar.
aga, and the SENTINEL joins in wish
ing him unbounded success.
Messrs. Turner & johnson, the rail
way photographers have taken splen.
did view of the mill in which large
number of the employees of the mill ale
shown. A limited number OF copies
Of this photo will be put on sale at
Coddington's News depot and those
desiring to get copies can be accommo-
dated while the supply lasts.
A fracas occurred, Thursday noon,
between two lumbermen in front Of
McCarthy's saloon. Marshal Golden
tried to quiet them, but one of them
was SASSY" and showed fight. The
obstreperous woodsman was big, bur-
ly fellow, and the marshal had some
difficulty in getting him to the lookup,
but lie was finally induced to go along
quietly. After cooling off a couple of
hours he paid his fine and departed
for the woods.
A very unfortunate and painful acct
dent happened to young Joc Gotta last
Monday, which came very near cost
ing him his life. He had been out hunt
ing, aud on returning home lie attempt
ed to get into wagon while his gun,
was yet loaded with buck shot. At lie
was climbing in the gun was in some
manner discharged. Some Of the shot
entered his left side ut the hip and
came near entering the bowels in which
cise the accident would certainly have
proved fatal. A part of the charge
grszed along the side of his left hand.
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