The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-29
BARAGA.

1
week.
Mr. Chas. Carpenter left for Roscom-
mon Sunday morning.
S. L. Levy, of Toledo, O., was in
town on Saturday last.
Miss Gaffney, Of Negaunee, is the
4 guest OF Mrs. Pat hester.
Hugh Nesbitt returned from Hough-
ton on Friday of last week.
Charles Greenblatt, OF kits cloth
ing store, left for the Worlds Fair last
Thursday.
Mr.. p. L. Gallagher, OF Chicago,
spent Saturday with his brother, L. J.
Gallagher.
Last night witnessed the grand
opening Of Macarthur & McMahon's
new saloon.
Three or four Of our bicyclists left
on their wheels for Hancock last Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. Jesse Brown, of Laird, was in
town on business Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week.
The married ladies of the village
gave huckleberry picnic on the burnt
plains last Wednesday.
Messrs. James J. Byers, VIM. Golfer,
Chas. Butler and Jno Gunter left for
Lake Linden to attend the races,
Thursday.
Married on Monday last, by Justice
MCCLELLAN, Mr.. August Foucault and
Miss Levina Kregg, both of this place.
Congratulations now in order.
/ A number of berry picking parties
have been organized lately, and they
seem to have proved success, for they
all return with good full baskets.
We are the sole agents for the Cur
tbs g. Wheeler shoes. They are match
less for beauty Of style and perfection
OF fit. j. GoTTLIEBsoN s. Co.
An interesting game of ball will be
played upon the Baraga grounds to-
morrow afternoon between the Baraga
and Hancock clubs. Don't fail to take
it in.
House and lot for sale in the vii
lage Of Baraga, suitable for store,
boarding house or saloon. Enquire of
E. II. ORArsBY,
soft Baraga, Mich.
N. 8. Pennock was in CHASED We'd
nesday for the purpose of buying
carload of lumber to be used in the
construction of the new hose tower
which is soon to be erected here.
Pickett's minstrels failed to meet
the expectations Of the people here, as
the whole performance consisted of two
or three songs and little clog dancing
with some banjo twanging thrown in
between acts.
A five-inning game of ball between
the benedicts and bachelors of the
Catholic Mission last Sunday resulted
in victory for the benedicts by a
score of 3S to SO. The bachelors are
mot in it" this year.
Mr.. Jerry Greenleaf, while out on
the Silver river picking berries last
Tuesday, encountered an enormous
black bear which showed a decided in
clination to eject the adventurous ber-
ry-picker from his domain. Jerry's
ability as Splinter, however, saved
him from an untimely end.
A grand ball in the opera house last
Wednesday night did not prove such q
"howling success" as the persons who
got il up would have desired. A COL
lection for the purpose Of paying the
band being taken up, the sum of rs
cents was raised. We are unable to
state whether the band accepted the
cash or not.
Mr.. Chas. Frederichs, one of Lake
Linden's bicyclists, passed through here
on his wheel last Monday morning on his
way to the Worlds Fair. Mr.. Fred.
erichs is the first copper country lad
to attempt this feat and has promised
to let some of our Baraga wheelmen
know how the roads are between here
and the White city and il he makes the
journey in safety it is probable that
several Of our boys will attempt to fol-
low him.