The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-03-05
BARAGA.

todays paper.
| Carl Crebassa returned from Detroit
last Friday evening.
Doc. Hollace. Of Hancock, spent O
few days here this week.
Fresh oysters received daily during
Lent at II. Coddington's.
VIM. Kitz ad vertises his new stock in
today's paper. Look it over.
Mr.. Byers expects to move his family
to Marquette in short time.
DIR. Freund, Of Champion, was here
between trains on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Cunningham is laid up
with severe attack Of the grip.
J.J. Byers came up from Marquette
Monday. returning Wednesday.
Miss X. Kenefick returned from
her visit to Iron Mountain Wednesday.
Mrs. John Funke left for Mar
quette Wednesdayfor few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Girard spent a few
days visiting friends in Chased this
| week.
VIM. Coach and Dan McMullen took
trip to the copper country Wednes-
day evening.
Walter Vorechers is doing some very
fine painting and paper hanging in
some of our stores.
Joe Coin arrived Wednesday even
ing and will have full charge off. Gott-
liebsou & Co.'S, store here.
Go to Fl. Coddington's for large
lemons at 30 cents dozen. Oranges
30 cents. Bananas 35 cents.
Prof. B. J. Seeley's orchestra gave
social hop at the rink Friday evening.
All who attended enjoyed themselves.
DR.. Leslie E. Keeley's infallible
cure for La Grippe for sale at S. Il.
Harris g. Cos. drug store, L'Anse and
Baraga.
The village election is to be held
week from next Monday. According
to law the caucuses must be held on or
before the 9th inst.
Messrs. Morrisey g. Cornell are
having large two Story double build.
ing built at Sidnaw which they will rent
for business purposes.
Hayes & Golden received last Satur-
day fine large bar mirror which they
have since put in place. 1t makes
quite an Improvement.
Tuesday evening sleigh load OF
people went up to Newtonville to have
q jolly time and get one more good
dance before Lent. They got what
they went after.
Our Agent, J. d. Morrisey, is carry.
ing his left arm in sling on account |
Of an accident which beiell him at |
Sidnaw last Sunday. While walking
on a newly made PLATFORM he stepped |
off and fell on box filled with broken
bottles and cut his hand very badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGrath invited
sleigh load of their friends for a ride
'ut to their homestead Wednesday
evening. Dancing was INDUCED in
Until midnight when the guests were
reated to sumptuous repast. All re
urned homo well pleased with their
'isit.
1t was stated in our last weeks issue
hat L. Fl. McGrath was going out of
business here and would move OH his
homestead. Mr. McGrath desires to
ny that he will close out his dry goods,
'oots and shoes, ETC., but that he will
till continue in the grocery business.
is his intention in the spring to en-
arge his store and put in new front.
ie will occupy one-half the store as a
rst-class grocery. Low prices and
ash will be his motto.
Apetition is being circulated asking
ne village to extend the intake pipe of
he water works from it's present loca-
on to point out beyond tho merchan
Use dock where purer water may be
nd. Also to have all refuse matter NOV.
before the spring thaw commences,
wing the spring rains chance to wash
way all filth remaining. II is thought
Int these precautions will materially
duce the percentage of typhoid fever
Ises In this village.
1t has been suggested. aud the sug-
estion seems to be good one in
CIV of the fate of Frank Dupont, that
would be good idea for numbering
ncerns to have printed cards put
their various camps giving
ncise and plain instructions what to
in case of accident. A few plain
les uniformly adopted throughout
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