The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-05-28

municatiOns and local notices. INTENDED for
publication on that page should he addressed
| The public schools gave May party
Friday.
10 and Is cent wall paper at s. T.
Harris & Co.'S.
Travelling men have been numerous
around town this week.
The river drivers who came in Thurs
day made things lively.
Mr.. John DalzeIl, the lumber buyer,
was in town this week.
James O,Neal, of Detroit, was in town
this week interviewing his friends.
If you want good pair OF shoes go
to J. Gottliebson & Cos, the cheapest
place in town,
The report OF the county teachers
association meeting at this place today
will appear in next issue.
Mrs. E. Wentz, of Marquette. arrived
Sunday evening on visit with Mrs. J.
Wentz, of this place.
Some OF the rive drivers working for
VIM. Coach and M. M. Morallse are
expected in this week.
Mrs. II. Coddington and sister, Mrs.
d. Lamont, returned Sunday evening
from their visit to West Branch.
If you are looking for the latest
styles in straw hats you will find them
at J. Gottliebson & Cos store.
If you want some choice fresh straw
berries go to H. Codlington's. Fresh
arrivals Saturday from lower Michi-
gan.
The Schoolcraft came in Thursday
with large raft of logs from Ontonagon
and left again the same night for another
big one.
The fine in the case OF August Fou-
cault for draying without icence was
$1.OO and costs, instead of $500 and
costs as stated last week.
A French doctor of the faith cure plan
has been 10 town this week, and several
cases in which lie has been called will
be watched with considerable interest
In the case of Crawford against John
Sterk and John Carney for trespass on
the case which was tried by Justice
Ormsby and a jury last Thursday the
jury disagreed.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Beaudin, Saturday last, an eight-pound
girl. Mother and daughter doing
nicely, and it is unnecessary to add.
Edward is the happiest man in town.
The board of health are doing some
good work this spring which will be
productive of good results. The ap-
pearance generally Of back yards, alleys,
ETC., is much improved.
The ball players had game 1t the
pineries last Sunday which was inter
esting from beginning TO end. It Is
very amusing to listen to the whole lot
wrsngling over the different plays made
by each one.
! Will tho party who picked up .
buffalo robe, belonging to Father Ter
horst, At the depot last week please
return the same? It is not very valu-
I. able but It is nseded by one who does
considerable travelling.
A large boat is loading square timber
from one OF the ships here which timber
will be taken to the st. Lawrence river,
RATED down to tide water and there re-
loaded into vessels for English ports.
Quite long haul for Michigan pine,
but they will have IL.
On Monday evening, at about il 30.
an attempt was made TO fire Abe build.
ing owned by Charles st. German.
The building u 1924, two stories high
and cost about $3.50, The fro was
started in a shed adjoining in which o
horse was kept 1t appeares that oil
had been poured on the building
and also in the shed and then
lighted with the evident purpose Of
destroying it, but was happily discover
ed before much damage was done by q
neighbor who had got out Of bed to get
some water. tc ~
The Detroit Journal Of May 23rd ba.
the following personal notice Of pro
minent lady Of Baraga: Mrs. +. Nor
inns Law, Of LeIsoy, president Of the
Twelfth district, was bornD january 70,
1854. in New Boston, ILL She does
not boast Of any great ancestry, but il
proud Of the faci that she was the
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