The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-03
BARAGA.

Mr.. Hugh Nesbitt left for Chicago,
Wednesday.
A. E. Boswell, OF Marquette, was in
town Monday.
The first RAFT of logs for Funke's
mill arriv ell this week.
F. H. Mccarthy left last Tuesday
for Mt. Clemens, where he intends to
remain for about month.
A large crowd of Newtonville girls
were i'll town on decoration day, TAX
ing in the sights, we suppose.
Steam barges Potts, Toledo and ke-
weenaw a.e i'll port this week taking on
lumber for lower Michigan ports.
Livery rigs were in great demand
here last Tuesday on account of people
going to the ball game in L'Anse.
Miss Lizzie MCCLELLAN, of this place
has JUS finished teaching a very sue
cessful term of school at Three Lakes.
Messrs. VIM. Kitz, john Ross and
Dan McMullen left for their home.
steads near Bruce's Crossing, Tuesday.
Conundrum-Why were the people
of Barnga so happy last Wednesday
night? Ans. Vet" in the coop.
Work on McMahon's new sample
room is progressing very rapidly and
it looks as though he would be ready
for busine ss in time for the 4th.
People in the west end of town are
now well supplied with water, the
water pipe system having been extend
ed from McMullen & Girards livery
barn to the Keweenaw hotel.
Part of the hester fleet was around
the head of the bay the first of the
week picking up the logs that went
astray when the boom broke last year.
Grant Lee, of Ontonagon, passed
through here the fore part OF the week
on his way to Even, where lie is going
to look after the interests of eastern
lumber dealers.
Mr.. Charles p. Warner, who is soon
to commence the publication of a
paper in Baraga, leaves next Saturday
for Chicago where he will purchase the
necessary materials for printing the
paper.
John Mcintosh has opened sample
room in his building opposite McMul-
len & Girard's livery barn. He is also
the rooms overhead prepar-
atory to taking up his abode there.
Mr.. Fred Carroll has opened up the
vendome House and is now ready for
business. Those in search Of q first
class boarding place should give him
call.
Mr.. Jacob Kitz, our merchant tailor,
will be in Pequsming on Saturday and
Sunday next taking orders for clothing.
Those who wish to replenish their sup
ply of summer wearing apparel should
not fail to see him.
Rhetorical exercises were held by |
The pupils of our graded school last
Tuesday afternoon. A large number
Of parents attended and all report
themselves much pleased with the en-
Our base ball team returned very
much elated from L'Anse last Tuesday, |
hey having beaten the boys across the
pay by a score OF % to 2. They are !
a trip to Ontonagon
lext month where they will cross bats
With the Ontonagon club.
The Baraga Il. Il. club celebrated |
heir victory over the L'Anse nine last
tuesday 10y dance in the evening.
which was most thoroughly enjoyed
" all attending, our boys knowing
low to make anything Of that kind go
If in ship-shape style.
Those who attended Linked bv
Law" Monday night say the play was
simply immense. Very few plays of
his kind are given in Baraga. most of
he entertainments given here being OF
he niger minstrel order. and when a
roupe does come here that presents
rood play Of dramatic character they
nay be pretty certain of q full house.
The Baraga people will do well to
rear Miss Gaffney in her concert to be
yiven at the L'Anse opera house June