The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-07-02

to him.
Fine hammocks at S. Il. Harris &c
Cos.
Flags and bunting for the 4th at
Coddington's.
Look over Harry Coddington's new
adv in this issue. c
Get your picture frames from J.
Kitz, Baraga, Mich.
Will Calvery, of Houghton, was in
town on business last Monday.
Frank Weismiller, OF Hancock. was
in town this week tuning pianos.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Nesbitt are in lower
Michigan visiting relatives and friends.
The Duncan, Keweenaw and Potts
cleared with lumber Wednesday even
ing.
1t is hoped that sidewalk to the
school house will not be neglected this
summer.
Z. II. McGrath is having his store
front and building painted in very
attractive color.
If you want good par of shoes so
to J. Gottliebson & Coz, the cheapest
place in town,
Mr.. VIM. Coach returned from Chica-
go with his two children who will spend
the summer here.
A lot of new machinery arrived this
week for the Pinet Brothers, proprietors
of the planmg mill.
At last our sidewalks have been
raised to where they properly belong.
Quite an improvement.
J. Kitz has nice line of picture
frame mouldings and is prepared to
make all kinds of frames.
The school is to be equipped with
kindergarten at the beginning of next
term with an additional teacher.
If you are looking for the latest
styles in straw hats you will find them
at J. Gottliebson & Co.'S store.
The Pinet Bros. have leased the
planning mill of Capt. Bendry and ex-
pect to have it in operation next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Coddington return
ed from their visit to Chicago last Mon
day. They enjoyed their trip very
much.
The ball boys are out every evening
for practice. They DO not propose to
let the 4th of July prize get away if they
can help it.
Mr.. S. d. Davenport returned on
Thursday from Fairfield, Iowa, where
he was summoned to attend the funeral
of his brother.
The committee of arrangement are
having trees placed along the principal
streets, decorated with flags, which
gives the town quite holiday appear
ance.
Mr.. Chas. Hake, foreman for William
Coach, returned from Grand Rapids q
few days ago accompanied by his wife.
This is Mrs. Hake's first visit to the
Upper Peninsula.
August Nisula, who has been conduct
ing store in the west end of town for
several months, makes his business
known through an adv. in today paper.
Look it over ifyou wish to buy anything
in his line.
One word with regard to the music
for the 4th. The celebrated Ishpeming
cornet band has been engaged for the
occasion and will discourse sweet music
throughout the day and will also furnish
the music for the Firemen's ball in the
evening.
| Public schools closed June "a with
appropriate promotion exercises in
Granville Hall. The occasion was very
pleasing and marked the close OF sue
cessful school year. There were no
graduates this year, but there will be
number to graduate next year.
Toprevent any misilaps from fires on
the 4th the firing OF frccrackers will be
strictly prohibited in the village on that
day. In the evening, however, just be-
fore tho firemen's ball begins, display
of pyrotechnics will be given on the hill
IN the west end of town, back Of the
ball ground. From this elevated posi-
sion the exhibition should be q grand
sight.