The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-09-26
BARAGA.

john Ooiucn Spent 10" u"JS Al
Marquette this week.
The schooner nj. n. Bourke arrived
Tuesday for Lumber.
John Higgins and John hester left
last Monday for Chicago.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. James Sullivan,
last Thursday, daughter.
J. J. Byers was passenger for
Marquette Monday forenoon.
Mrs. M. Whitford left Wednesday
A. NJ. for Cheboygan for few weeks
visit.
Mr.. Elmer Powers and wife took
"trip to Chassell Sunday last, returning
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hadley return
ed Saturday from visit to the copper
country.
Mrs. Thos. Nester and Miss Dryer
left for Detroit, via Chicago, Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. John Mcintosh returned last
Friday from visit to central New
York state.
Mrs. d. Lamont and children return
ed Saturday evening from two months
visit at West Branch.
The Schoolcraft and Keweenaw, of
the hester fleet, arrived Sunday to load
lumber for lower lake ports.
On account OF wreck on the Mich
igan Central railroad Saturday even
ipg's mail train was about two hours
late.
Miss M. f. Doran left for Rapid
River, near Gladstone, last week, where
she has engaged to teach school this
winter.
The cause of the foul smell in the
vicinity of Galano's saloon has been
discovered. It was dead dog under
the sidewalk.
The Turner & Johnson railroad pho
tograph car arrived Tuesday from
L'Anse, and is located opposite our
magnificent depot.
"Hot! Well 1 should SMILE" is the
very frequent remark on the streets.
This has been the hottest week Of the
year, so far as weather goes.
BARAGA, Mich, SEPT. 10 1891.
On and after this date, will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by
my wife.
NAP. LACAssE.
About dozen Mission boys left last
Monday to attend the, Indian Normal
school at Rensselaer,, Indiana, the COM
ming year. The shool term opened
Sept. %, and will close June %, 1892.
HOTEL to RENT.-The Foucault house
is offered for lease on reasonable terms.
It has 90 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.
We hear that Mr.. Elmer Power has
decided to go into the drug business
on his Gown hook" mt Chassell, and
will sever his connection with Norton's
drug store the coming week. There is
very good opening for drug store
at Chassell and Mr.. Power will I'M
doubtedly do well there.
Mrs. N. s. Pennock, who has been
afflicted with cancer of the foot for
some months, was obliged to undergo
another surgical operation last Friday,
the former one having been unsuccess-
full in graduating the disease. This
time the affected member was ampu-
tated above the ankle, and it is hoped
the remedy will prove offectual. The
operation was performed by DIR. Brad
en-, of this place, assisted by DR.. Jones,
of Houghton. Mrs. Penneck has the
SYMPATHY OF the entire community in
her affection.
Here is another kick coming. Our
correspondent would like to know if it
would not be better all around il l. Anse
livery stable keepers charged more
reasonable price for putting up team
for couple hours. lie says that in
one instance he knows OF last week the
driver Of the rig pnt up at n L'Anse liv-
cry stable, for two or three hours, atten-
ded to tho team himself rubbing down
the horses, embarrassing, watering,
and Harvesting the team again, and was
charged one dollar. This, he thinks
was q little too steep.
An accident resulting in the death Of
Henry Bradley occurred in Nestcrs mill
yard Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Bradley
was engaged in unloading logs from a
car when three logs started suddenly,