The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-10
BARAGA.
Soda water at Harris & Cos.

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| Mr.. n. S. Pennock is on the sick
list.
Croquet sets at s. T. Harris 6 Co.'S
drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs d. J. Trombly have
gone to Bay City TO live.
Pat Nester returned from trip to
the copper country last Thursday.
Mr., Ed. Dargan has moved into the
house lately vacated by Mr.. Harry VIII
cox.
There are three or four cases of fever
in town, but none are considered
serious.
| Do you want nice hammock? Call
and see those at 5. I. Harris & Cos
drug store.
Mrs. w. G. Schafer is spending the
month visiting with her parents at
Ashland, Wis.
When you are thirsty and want a nice
cool drink drop into Harris & Cos drug
store and try the soda water.
Miss OLeary, OF Negaunee, will dis
play fine line of trimmed hats at
McGiilan's store on the 18th, 10Th and
| 18th Of this month.
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Mr.. A. Fallett, of CHASED, has leased
the store formerly occupied by Thos.
Brady, OF L'Anse, aud will shortly open
up stock of ieweiry, etc.
Married, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Conley, on June 3, 1898, by the
Rev. L. O. Jones. Mr.. James Daggett
and Miss Jennie WHITEWATER.
Our public schools will close on the
Doth. There will be graduating class
of six girls, and appropriate exercises
are being prepared for the occasion.
S. t. Harris & Co. have the finest
line OF hammocks in the county.
Married, at the NJ E. parsonage,
at LAnse, June 3, 1893, by Rev. f. o.
Jones, Mr.. j. Greenleaf and Mrs. Caro-
line Hadley, both of Baraga, their future
home.
Work on the McArthur and Mcmahon
block is being vigorously pushed and it
is hoped to have the building ready for
occupancy before the 4th of July. A
part will be used for restaurant.
Mrs. Funke has a pet deer that is the
attraction of the neighborhood just
now. 1t was caught by A. l.. Clark,
homesteader near Baraga, and present
ed t. Mrs. Funke who prizes the pet
very highly.
The Baraga people will do well to |
hear Hiss Gaffney in her concert to be |
given at the L'Anse opera house, June |
10th, as the advantages are greatly in |
her favor Reserved seats on sale at |
S. I. Harris & Co.'S drug store, Baraga |
and L'Anse.
A game of ball was played on the
home grounds, last Sunday, between
the Baraga and L'Anse clubs. Our |
team was again victorious by score of |
Ct .. The Baraga boys are beginning
to think that L'AEse is to easy for them
and will look for other game before
long.
Mr.. Ii. Wilcox and family have moved
into their elegant new residence at the
east end and are to be congratulated on
their cosy and comfortable home. Harry
is also having the grounds ABOUT the
building improved and when completed
he will haye one of the handsomest
in the village.
The people of Baraga generally are
taking commendable pride in ;mprov-
ing their properties and the town is fast
casting off that hurley-burley appear
ance peculiar to new towns. This is the
proper thing to do. II you wish to
attract desirable class of citizens to
your place there is nothing more potent
to that end than keeping the village in
a neat, healthy and attractive condi-
ton.
Have you tried the soda water at
Harris & Co.'S drug store?
We were somewhat surprised on look
ing through Mr.. Nesbitt's furniture
store to see what fine stock he has on
exhibition. His new building, which is
about the same size as the hardware
store, is we'll filled with furniture of
every description, which has been
selected with much care and taste. If
Baraga had more such enterprising
.itizena aa Mr. Nesbitt n wou1d ba hot