The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-09-19

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Work is being vigorously pushed on
the new school building.
The Nester estate squared its month
pay roll Tuesday evening.
Quite number of our citizens took
in the fair at Marquette this week.
About $50 worth Of tickets were sold
here for the dance at L'Aase Thursday
evening.
James Sullivan, foreman for one of
Nester's camps at O'Brien, spent Sun
day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Retepback, of
Hancock, spent Sunday visiting rela-
tives OF Mrs. II.
Forcman Mcneil left for the woods
on Tuesday with gang Of men to re-
sumo numbering on the Sturgeon river
for the Sturgeon River lumber COM
pany.
BARAaA, MICH, SEPT. 10 1891.
On and after this date, will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by
my wife.
NAP. LACAssE.
John Taylor has taken the large
rooms in one end of the boarding house
and his family having come up here
from An Sable, they will occupy them
as o residence.
Miss Teresa NJ. Burke, who has been
visiting Mrs. Lawler the pas. few weeks,
left on Friday last for Ozark, Mackinac
county, where she has been engaged to
teach school the coming winter.
A large party from this place attend
ed the social party at L'Anse, Thurs
day evening, and all report having had
very enjoyable Entertainment. The
music was up to the top notch.
One of the hardest hailstorms ever
known in this country passed over this
place Wednesday morning between :
and 8 o'clock. Nearly half the windows
facing the north were more or less
broken, and window glass was in brisk
demand for one lay.
Louis II. Dunning has opened the
Bendry store rs bakery and restaur-
ant. He started in business last Satur-
day and is turning out some veiy nice
bread and cakes. He sells IL OF loaves
for 8 cents. Ed Highland is the CHIEF
cook, and first class one he is.
The school board has appointed Dan
Golden truant officer, whose special
duty is to look after the boys and girls
who absent themselves from school
without their parents permission. Dan
is o faithful officer and it is safe to say
he will keep sharp eye on those
youngsters who have been in the habit
Of playing "hokey" to the detriment o.
their future welfare.
Our boys played game Of ball al
L'Ause, Sunday, and came out winners
by o score Of II to 6. Only seven il.
nings were played. Joe Courtney. go
laid out in the first inning by being hi
in the stomach with hot ball and Nor
rissey took his place. Cox did som
heavy hitting. In five times at ba
he made four runs--one home run, on
three-bagger and two singles some
thing he has failed to accomplish sine
1890.
A conflict OF authority seems TO hay
arisen between the supervisor and tow
clerk. over the town hall, and the ques
ton :gitsting the public mind just no.
is who owns the town hall, anyway
The capacity Of the present schoc
building being inadequate to the require
ments OF the district Principal Schafe
obtained permission from the supervi'
or to use the town hall until the ne
school building should lie complete,
Accordingly he took possession la
Monday, but Town Clerk Canero
ordered Mr.. Schafer and the school
vacate, as he wished to rent the ROOF
for n show in case one should con
along. However, We understand tbs
the school is in possession and probal
will be until the new building is read
for occupancy, or until Baraga has dec
ded authoritatively that she prefe
snide shows to public schools.
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