The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-10-29
BARAGA,

"Wednesday evening.
Dry slab wood 25 cents per cord at
Funke's mill. 35--tf.
For school looks, tablets, pencils,
states. etc., call at S. Il. Harris & Cos
Charles Carpenter left last Monday
for visit with friends in lower Michi-
gan.
Il. II. Tower, cashier Of the First
National Bank OF Marquette, was in
town Monday.
Mrs. Neil McPhee of this place left
Thursday evening for Ontario, Canada,
where she will spend the winter with
her parents.
The erection of The new railroad
depot commenced last week and is be-
ing rushed with large gang OF men.
It will be ready for business about
election day.
Steamer Norwalk and barge J. j.
Lozcn, of Mt. Clemens, came in We'd
nesday from Lake Linden aud are
loading lumber for the eastern mar
ket.
A republican rally was held at the
rink Wednesday evening. The hall
was about half filed including some
fifteen or twenty people from L'Anse.
The meeting was addressed by Col.
Marcus Peterson and G.. A. Royce, of
Marquette, j. w. Jocliim, of Ishpem
ing, and J. i. Hamhitzer, of Ifough-
ton. Tho meeting vas a very quiet
affair and wound up without a solitary
cheer for either candidate for Office.
Columbus day passed off very
pleasantly here In the forenoon the
children OF the public school went over
to L'Anse where they were met by the
L'Anse school children and the Ishpem-
ing cornet band and had grand time.
They returned in the evening and
BROUGHT the band with them. After
landing here the band boys played
OF selections around our
principa! streets which gave the town
quiet II holiday appearance.
Married, at the Catholic Mission,
Thursday morning, October 27, by
Father Terhorst, Mr.. II. Trotter, of
Spokane Falls, and Miss. X. Kcnefick
of Baraga. Mr.. Trotter is the general
manager OF large dry goods establish
ment at Spokane Falls, and his
Baraga girl was something
of surprise to the brides many
friends. The welded couple left on
the noon train Thursday for their future
home in Spokane Falls, going by
way Of Chicago. They take with them
the best wishes of large circle of
friends.
A large crowd attended the social
Friday evening and some $500 were
raised for the church. Supper was
served from 6 to 8 p. M, after which
the musical program was commenced
and number oil selections rendered in
a manner which was u credit to the
After this number OF
articles including pines, canes and
fancy articles, were auctioned off to the
highest bidder, and for time the bid
ding was very lively and brought fancy
prices. Tho ladies who had charge of
this affair deserve great credit for the
m inner in which they acquitted them
selves OF their self imposed tasks, and
the success OF the entertainment.
The fromen's ball given by hester
Hose company was ore OF tho hest ever
given in this place, and the hall was
taxei to ITS utmost capacity to &c.
commolate the largo crowd. Among
those present was n large delegation of
firemen from L'Anse, and they receiv-
ed royal welcome. The hall was
very tastefully decorated fo~ the
occasion with autumn leaves. Supper
was served Mt the Chapel House. and
if anyone ever had any doubts as to tho
capabilities of Mr.. and Mrs. Glover as
caterers that doubt was most effectual-
" removed on this occasion. Hereafter
we shall know where to go to get n
good feast. Altogether the affair was