The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-07-23

| LANsE SENTINEL Is under the care and
munications and local notices. intended fol
publication Oh that page should Dc addressed
TO him.
Chas. Auge came down from Chassel
Sunday on short visit.
Capt. JAS. Bendry was Marquette
visitor last Tuesday.
The barge Milburn came in Saturday
last to load lumber at Funke's dock.
Messrs. Jno. F. Nester and Patrick
hester left for Detroit last Saturday.
The Misses X. Kene6c and N. Burt
left Tuesday afternoon for Marquette.
J. Gottliebson & Co. will offer some
bargains this week. Look over their
adv.
The Schoolcraft and hester left
Saturday night last for lower lake
ports.
Mrs. j. McGrath, of Hancock, is
visiting with some OF her old Baraga
friends.
Mrs. w. J. Law, wife of our popular
physician, returned from trip through
the west last Wednesday.
The parties who attended the dance
up the road last Saturday evening
report having had splendid time.
Mr.. E. L. Stone left Monday after
noon for Saginaw as delegate to the
Republican state convention.
Mrs, J. l.. Courtney left Tuesday
afternoon for Even to see the new boy
who came to board with Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Cameron last week.
Judging from the sign painted on q
beer wagon going around here, the
Union brewery Of Houghton has
established a branch office here.
Quite largo number of travelling
men now stop here over Sundays Which
goes to show that Bar.ga is increasing
in popularity as stopping place.
VIM. Ferguson received light beer
wagon last week which is very handy
for his business. He is on the go all
day and part of the night supplying
his customers.
MIR. Fallett, who was in Charge of
Brady's jewclry store here until few
weeks ago has returned from Chicago
with stock of goods and will open ~
jewelry store at Chassell.
A man was held up between Baraga
and the Mission and relieved of $l8 in
money by five unknown men. As he
was pretty full OF bug juice at tho time
he is unable to identify any OF his
assailants.
A few Baraga people were somewhat
tired Tuesday morning from the effects
OF the dance at L'Anse Monday night.
The dance was kept until all were tired
out. Good floor and music were the
cause of it all.
The "Never-hit" and "Throw-wild"
base ball clubs met on on the green
diamond for the first time last Sunday.
The game was for gore and glory with
results about equally divided after .
most exciting game. On account Of
the ball getting mixed mp in the potato
patch and occasionally Knocked over
the fence the runs were numerous.
The same mines viii play again
next Sunday unless an outside nine
comes here. :.
A gang Of five young men, Who were
travelling through by fast freight,
struck town last Friday and com
menced to size mp al places, going
from house to house selling gold plated
rings at any price, and upon refusal Of
tho person whom they were trying Il
fleece they would indulge in the nosl
abasive language, offer 10 fight, etc. Ii
one or two cases they were accom-
modated and received q well.meritei
drubbing. As the s o'clock freight
came along they attempted to board il
to CHASED, but. the train crew wer,
dead on to them, SO when they wer,
ready to pull ont they backed dowr
so ne distance and passed the dspo
under full speed. Being disappointet
in this they next started for the al
line, but were brought back the mex
morning in box car. They were locked
up and had hearing before Justice
Ormsby. They were given limited
time to leave town aud they improved
to ,o',~o-t-ri'v ~ lat ~cca,nt