The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-13
BARAGA.
Baraga is afflicted with the baseball

Mr.. VIM. Hugo returned from ASH
land, Wis, Monday.
VIM. Rettenback. of Hancock, was
in town Sunday afternoon.
q. w. Robinson. of CHASED, was IN
town few days this week.
Mr.. A. L. Barber will open up
sample room in a few days.
The big mill started up on Thursday
morning ON its regular seasons cut.
+. II. Mccarthy. who has been quite
seri uslv i'll, is out on the street again.
Jas. McNIahon made n business trip
to Houghton Tuesday, returning We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Fuake, of Han
cock, spent Sunday with Mrs. john
Funke
The bridge Oh the West Branch on
the Ontonagon road was carried out by
high water few days ago.
Mr.. II. Wilcox is building neat cot
tage ia the Smith addition. He has II
very pretty site for a residence.
Mrs. p. hester, who has been visiting
in lower Peninsula towns for some time
past, returned home last Monday.
John Curry, aged about 10 years,
| and an old timer in this vicinity, died
suddenly on the 9Th at the Hotel
Glover.
Several old fellows haye recently
| passed over the river Styx, or some
other river, yet "Old Vet" is still in
the procession.
Civil-engineer Edwards, of Houghton
who has been DONG business in town
for several days past, returned home
Wednesday evening.
The Houghton string orchestra fur
nished the music for very enjoyable
social dance which was given here FRI
day evening of last week.
Four hundred and fifty feet extension
is being put in to the water main in the
south end of the village. j. Il. ST.
German has it in charge.
The roads are now in an excellent
condition, and persons who are Obliged
to do much travelling are not now in
danger of being stuck in the mud.
Last Sunday several of our Baraga
ball players went over to beat the
L'A1se boys in game of ball, but they,
like Harrison at the last election, got
left.
The excavations on McMahon and
McArthur's lot are nearly completed.
They will commence the erection of a
fine business block upon the site at
once.
Mr.. E. L. Stone and Mrs. Jas Nc
Donald left Friday of last week for
Saginaw. Mrs. Mcdonald will remain
but Mr.. Stone is expected back this
week.
Adolph and Fred Pinet, lunlher in
spectors from Saginaw, arrived here
Saturday. They will inspect the lum-
Der that is being turned oat by our
mills.
Mr.. Geo. Butterfield, having closed
the yendome Hotel, took his departure
Saturday with his mother for Houghton
where he will take change of the But-
terfeld House.
| The tug Cotton, with Capt. Joseph
Bourussa, came into port Tuesday even
ing May 9th, from Buffalo, being the
first boat of tho season through to
Portage Entry and Baraga.
An old soldier by the name of Peter
Frederichs died very suddenly Mt the
Canada hotel Tuesday morning. His
sister arrived from Cleveland and will
take the remains to Ohio for inter
ment.
Miss May T.. Conley, of Houghton,
has been stopping OF the hotel Glover,
the past week, with lire OF ladies'
hats and millinery goods. She repre-
sents the firm of Karkeek Bros, OF
Hancock.
What this village needs is cemetery
of its own. We furnish subjects enough
to run such thing in respectable
manner. The inconvience of a ten
mile drive to L'Anse and back through
J all kinds of weather shonld be enough