The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-01
BARAGA.

Sundays ball game will be called at
2:15, sharp.
VIM. Macarthur returned from De-
troit Wednesday.
J. J. Byers is attending the races at
the 500 this week.
Miss ]. Mcdonald, of Hancock, is
visiting Mrs. Hadley.
Mr.. Geo. Hadley has gone below for
a few weeks recreation.
Mrs. Fred Carroll returned Thursday
from few days visit at Newtonville.
Mrs. J. ]. Byers and Mrs. A. Graham
were passengers to Marquette Tuesday.
d. T. Childs' photographer will be in
Baraga Sunday and Monday August 0
and 10.
Mrs. Joseph Rousseau, of Cheboygan,
Mich, is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
J. E. st. German.
Frank Partridge, of the Sturgeon
River Lumber company, Chassell, was
in town Wednesday.
A. Mcdonald, who has been working
for Fred Schauerman, returned to Mil
yankee last Wednesday.
The hester fleet of boats arrived
from Chicago Wednesday afternoon
and are loading lumber.
Quite number of Baraga people
took in the Sons of st. George celebra.
tion at Houghton Saturday last.
Fred Begole, of Marquette, was
around shaking hands with numerous
friends the fore part OF the week.
Mr.. J. p. Edwards, of Houghton,
came down Wednesday p. m. to survey
the site for The new school building.
Jos. Weismiller, of Hancock, was in
town Wednesday. and placed an elegant
Kimball upright pi mo in Mr.. A.
Girard's residence.
The "cheap John" auctioneers left
for Republic last Monday and took
with them all the loose change they
took in from their sale here.
August Nissula purchased a horse
and wagon in L'Anse and is now pre-
pared to sell 70 Lis countrymen in Pc
quaming from his own wagon.
81. Hollister has been having neat
screen put into his sample room.
Henry is bound to have the Mountain
Dew" first class in every respect.
Mrs. Fl. HOLSTER is getting around
again after being laid up several weeks
with typhoid fever. Her many friends
will be glad to see her out again.
To Judge from the number of people
that passed up on the trains to Hough-
ton Saturday and Sunday last that town
must have been pretty well crowded.
The musical entertainments at the
town hall Wednesday and Thursday
evening were well attended and gave
satisfaction. They go to Pequaming
Friday a. m.
About twenty of the Mission boys
will go to Hancock Saturday to play a
game of la crosse. They will also
give concert at st. Patrick's hall
Sunday evening.
M. ID. Crawford, the hustling life in
surance solicitor for Wright 81 String
er's agency, was around interviewing
our citizens last Wednesday. He
travels with bicycle.
Business is rather dull in Baraga inst
at present. Everybody is anxiously
awaiting the advent of the Baraga &
Watersmeet railroad. Be patient;
large bodies move slowly.
Dan McMullen received another four
seat wagon Thursday. He says he
wants lots of room in his wagons. He
is doing good steady business. and
his many fine turn-outs count for this
w. d. Wallace, of Michigamme. has
taken the contract to move Mr.. e..
Reals block out on line with the side
walk and will also lower it down several
feet. This will make it much more
convenient business stand.
Last Sundays ball game was u dis
appointment. The players who came
down from Hancock were MT in il ut all
they were not the good players ex-
pected and the game was too one-sided
an affair to be interesting. The score
WINS 81 to in Baraga's favor.
A CARD. E. st. German desires
us to say that If anyone has a bill
against him he will be pleased to have
him present the same for settlem ent
and that he will be just as well pleased
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