The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-09-03

Pure Paris green at S. T. Harris g.
| Cos.
Poison fly paper at S. T. Harris &c
Cos.
Henry Gareaux left for Ontonagon
Friday morning.
Dry slab wood % cents per cord ut
Funkes mill. 35.-tf.
The Scholcraft, Nestcr and Bourko
arrived Monday a. IN.
J. j. Byers, of Marquette, was
visitor here Wednesday evening.
The schooner Medium took on
cargo of lumber from Funke's dock
this week.
Two men with bigger iags than they
could conveniently carry were run in
Sunday evening.
| A large number of Baraga sports
took in the races at L'Anse Saturday
afternoon.
d. M. Philbin, sup't d. S. S. & A.
railroad, was around Tuesday looking
over the depot sites.
Mike Kenefc, our butcher, is laid up
at present, but will be out again in
few days. Alex. Slower is attending
his shop in his absence.
Anyone wishing the services of a
| girl for general homework, where her
services will be appreciated, can find
one by addressing John Mason, Baraga,
Mich.
The Sthoolcraft left Wednesday
morning fer Ontonagon for large
raft of logs. We understand this is the
last raft that will be brought from
Ontonagon this season.
Do you want a picture enlarged? Do
You want q handsome frame? Do yod
want cheap frame? If so, go to J.
Kitz. He can fit you out with anything
in that line. A full line Of samples to
select from.
"Secret societies, and The secret
society,"" will be the subject of lecture
by Rev. +. A. Holzhausen, pastor of the
Baptist church, Hancock, at the town
hall, Baraga, Saturday evening next,
commencing at s o'clock. Admission
free.
There was change made in the time
table of the D., S. s. g. A r. r. last
Monday. The trains going north now
leave here at 10 :32 a. M, and 6.52 p.
m. Going south and east they leave
at 10:08 q. m. and II :58 p. m.
The Mining Journal of last Satur-
day stated that q young son of Mrs.
Charles Chappell was seriously sick
here. This is mistake, as he passed
through here On his way to Jackson to
visit friends.
The hester estate received by express
from Saginaw q shaft weighing some
1000 pounds, pretty large piece to
come by express. Considerable time
was lost in Transferring it at Mackinac
and st. Ignace, but it only took ten
minutes to remove it from the car here.
The Lake Linden and Ontonagon
ball teams will play game of ball at
Ishpeming Sunday, Sept. 4th, for $500.
Much interest is manifested in the
game, and the stakes are so large it is
probable that it will be n holly con-
tested game and draw out o large
crowd.
The fall term of school begins Mon
day, Sept 5, and all parents should see
that their children commence on the
first day of the term so as not to be
behind their classes. This is quite i'm
portant. AS soon as the improvements
on the school houses at Falk's and the
Swede settlement are completed, school
will commence in those districts.
The Baraga base ball club have
chartered the steam yacht Golden Eagle
for an excursion to Hancock tomorrow
Sunday. Fare for the round trip 80
per couple or $3.50 for single ticket.
Boat will leave Baraga at 7 a. m,
HAnse at 1880 and Pequaming at 8 80.
As only limited number can be carri-
ed, parties wishing to take in this
pleasant trip should apply early to
Jerry Real, Baraga.