The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-16

InlInicatiOns and local notices intended for
publication on that page should be addressed
to him.
The board OF education meets the
18th inst.
10 and Is cent wall paper at S. T.
Harris &Co.
See Gottliebson & Co.'S new ad. in
to-day's paper.
Richard Feore returned to Mar.
quctte Wednesday afternoon.
Don't forget the Easter ball Monday
evening. they'll all be there"
Mrs. J. J. Byers, Of Marquette,
spent Friday and Saturday among
Baraga friends.
Mrs. T. H. McGrath and son Mark
will leave on Monday next for visit to
Butte, Montana.
Rumor has it that marriage is to
come off soon, and that one of parties
is we'll known here.
Mrs. McRandle returned Wednesday
evening from O'Brien where she has
been spending the winter.
Two marriages are announced to
take place after Lent. Baraga is COM
ing to the front in great shape.
The weather has been cod all the
week with stiff north wind. Not o
very good outlook for river driving.
S. T. Harris g. Co have the finest
line of wall paper in Baraga county.
w. B. Morrisey, Of Emporium, Pa,
arrived Saturday last on visit to his
brother, J. D. Morissey, the express
and ticket agent here.
s. 7. Harris q Co. moved back in
to the Norton block this week where
they are better prepared to meet their
customers.
The boys have been fixing un the
town hall with elegant decorations for
the grand Easter ball which is to be
given next Monday evening.
Wall paper at.10 10 .25 80 rs and
81 90 roll at s. T. Harris & Co.
Mr.. Charles E. Anderson, OF Mich
igamme, has charge of J. Gottliebson
& Co.'S store at this place. while two
of the clerks are taking vacation.
The repairs now being made on the
Norton block are being pushed Wig
orously.. The roof is nearly completed
and the lower story ready for occupancy.
DR.. A. J. Braden came up from
Munising, Tuesday evening, for Sun
days visit. and to take his wife and
child to their new home in Alger
county.
It will pay you to look ut the wall
paper stock of s. L. Harris & Co.
A few liver drivers came back this
week on account of there being too
much ice and too little water in the
streams. At present all drivers in
this vicinity are at a standstill.
Our marshal, Dan Golden, had
quite hard russell Wednesday sitter
noon while trying to take prisoaer to
the lookup. With little assistance he
managed to run in few more but with
less trouble than with the first one.
As there has been but very few
dances given this winter, and it being
the close Of the Lenten season, there
should be q large crowd out to the
Easter ball, which is to be given at the
town hall Monday evening, the 18th.
Notices have been posted by the vii
lage poundmsster requiring the owner
of swine TO keep their pigs in pen As
required by the ordinances. II they
don't heed the warning the pound
master will soon have some polk Il
sell.
For your spring wanting use Fem
broke mixed paints at s. T. Harrjae
Co.'S.
A large number OF Baraga peopl'
attended the funeral Of Sister Proudly
who died Tuesday evening from til
effects OF slight fall causing rupture
of blood-vessel. Sister Proudly wa
one of tho Oldest sisters ut the Missi On
The funeral took place at the Mission
on Thursday.
Conveyancing.