The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-30

To him.
The first boat arrived on April % til.
Richard Fields arrived Tuesday from
lower Michigan.
s. Il. Harris & Co have the finest
line Of wall paper in Baraga county.
Allan Kirkpatrick, the commission
merchant Of Hancock, was in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Kitz is in Milwaukee and
Chicago, this week. renewing his stock
of goods.
10 and Is cent vail paper at S. T.
Harris g. Co.
The ,Arenac and Colonial arrived in
port Thursday, and are loading lumber
for lower lake ports.
We were favored with south wind
on Wednesday. which moved the ice
out Of the bay in great shape.
The board of education of this town
ship visited the Baraga schools last
Monday. and were pleased with the
management thereof,
A large safe for j. ii. McDonald's
store arrived and has been put in place.
d. J. Trombly left on Wednesday for
trip out west.
Charles Chappell, of Houghton,
circulated among friends here last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. LaDue, of Mar
quette, arrived Sunday evening and
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ormsby.
The Pinet broth ers, lumber inspec-
tors. arrived Tuesday evening to load
several boats with lumber which are
expected to arrive this week.
A young son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Price Tuesday the Goth.
Mother and son doing nicely and Sam
is happy, of course.
The mail train was two hours late
Sunday and Monday evenings on ac-
count of the Michigan central being
behind time at the straits.
A genuine almond-eyed Monaghan
has rented one of Grenier's store
rooms and will open a laundry here in
short time.
The township board and village conn
Gil will he in session Saturday, April 80
ut o'clock p. m. for the purpose of APP
proving of liquor dealers bonds.
The tug Cotton arrived here Thurs
day evening to begin the seasons work.
She has been laid up at Houghton
during the winter, and has had
general overhauling. She looks very
neat in her new colors.
Prof. w. G. Schafcr has been elected
superintendent OF the public schools of
Baraga township and village for the
ensuing year at an increased salary.
His efficient assistants in the village
have also been re-engaged for the
the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wilcox rejoice in
the advent Of young son, who made
his debutint this cold world last Mon
day. The little fellow was warmly
welcomed, however, and evinces
disposition to stay in his new home.
Mr.. w. D. Wallace, of Mighigamme,
has taken the contract for moving the
town hall from its present location on
the hill to more central site in the
rear of the old Bay View house, where
il should have been located in the first
place.
1t will pay you to look ut the wall
paper stock of S. L. Harris II Co.
For your spring painting use Penn
broke mixed paints at s. L. Harris &
Co.'S.
Mrs VIM. Burt received an elegant
marble monument, from Escanaba,
this week, which will be placed at the
head of her deceased husbands grave
in the Mission cemetery. The stone
stands seven feet high and is ct hand
some design.
Rev. F. A. Holtzhausen. Baptist
minister OF Hancock. will give a
stereop icon exhibition at the town hall
rrhursdav evenin0 Muv g. This ia
said to 10 very fine exhibition and
worth many times the price Of admis-
sion. The trip around the world
commences at s o'clock. Fare rs cents.
We understand that it is the
intention OF the township officers to see
that liquor laws with reference to the
payment Of the tax on the first OF May. or
before commencing business, are strict