The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-03-18

Chair seats at harness shop.
Grant Lee, of Even is visitor in
town this week.
Very latest STYLES on shades in neck
wear at J. Gottliebson & Cos.
Dry slab wood Is cents per cord at
Funke's mill. 35--tf.
Mr.. Charles Hake and brother ar
riAed Monday afternoon from Grand
Rapids after an absence OF several
weeks.
Jos. Bosch & Co.'S Export" beer is
guaranteed absolutely pure and to
contain no drugs or chemicals. Try it..
For sale in all saloons.
Those looking :.or nice and stylish
selections of spring goods will be in
terested in Gottliebson & Co.'S new adj
vertisement in today's paper.
Mr.. Charles Price left last Friday
for visit TO the Worlds Fair city,
after which he goes to Oklahoma to
take up claim if he can find a good
one.
August Nisula has a large, double.
column advertisement in today's paper
in which he quotes some very low
prices ON -four and mill stuff. Call on
him when in need of anything in this
line.
John Cosgrove, who left the first OF
the year for Valparaiso, Ind, returned
this week. He likes the place very
much, but the climate does not agree
with him-the weather being too
changeable.
Anyone wishing large photograph
of the Worlds Fair load of logs can
obtain the same by calling on H. Cod
dington. These pictures are fine
large ones and the only kind that have
been taken.
The Superior Stock" beer, brewed
by Jos. Bosch g. Co., of the Torch
Lake Brewery, has the reputation OF
being the purest and best in the mar
ket For sale in all saloons in Baraga
nd L'Ause. Call for it.
Baraga is to be credited with another
stroke of enterprise. A large lake
trout taken from Lake Superior by one
of our enterprising citizens is to be
exhibited at the Worlds Fair along
with the big load of logs. The trout
weighs AZ lbs. and it took two men to
land him with small wire line. Bar.
aga will be pretty we'll advertised this
year.
The village election last Monday
was quiet affair and not much inter
est taken in it. There were "a votes
polled. Seven ballots were not connt
ed, not being marked to show who
we're voted for. The following is tn.
ticket elected: President Anthony
Girard; Trustees Martin Berg, Byron
Glover and VIM. Hand; Clerk s. d
Davenport; Treasurer Hugh Nesbitt
Street Commissioner H. II. HOLSTER
Assessor John Golden; Constabl,
Eugene Brown; Poundmaster Pete
Girard
A man named George Bennett, liv
ing at the Catholic Mission was foun,
frozen to death near Fewsville HI
left home to 20 out hunting last Mon
day, and when rear Fewsville came OF
to- the track of deer and undertook t.
follow it up, but the high wind an,
binding snow storm soon exhauste,
him. : Finding it impossible to g
further he crawled under large elm
tree to lay down and rest, where h
was subsequently found frozen. FL
had tried to remove his snow shoes bu
succeeded in getting only one partl
off when he fell back exhausted. H
was 30 years old and leaves widow
and six chileren.
The partnership affairs OF Coach
Hake are in tangle and in orde
to get them strengthened out Mr.
VIM. Hake has fled bill in the Gil
cult court of Grand Rapids, in char
Gerry, to dissolve the partnership an,
secure an accounting. Mr.. Coach i
restrained from disposing of any Of tn
assets OF the firm. This firm ha,
done quite 9 business here in lumber
ING FOR number Of years. and .,