The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17
BARAGA.

Pay day at Nestsrs mill occurred last
Thursday.
Mr. Pat. Nester has been in Chicago,
this week on business.
Mexican hammocks, low prices for
cash, at c. Schmeling's.
Funke's mill begins running night
shift, so we understand, some time next
week.
Mr.. Albert Anderson has leased his
saloon and boarding house will move to
L'Anse III short time.
The people OF the Baraga mission
will celebrate the 4th of July as usual
this year. The program will be an
nounced later on.
The proprietor Of the opera house has
made arrangements with the Duncan
Clark Female Minstrel troupe to give
an entertainment next Monday evening,
June 10Th.
Dr. Law informs MS that the sanitary
condition of Baraga is good enough this
spring to drive doctors out of town for
want of something to do. This is GER
tainly vast improvement ON the old
order Of things.
The proprietor of Grandvillc hall
(now called the Baraga opera house,
who is always accommodating in cater
ing to the wants of the public, has add
ed about 300 to the seating capacity of
the hall by putting in an elevation at
the back end, which is perfectly safe i'll
every way.
The most contemplate object that it
is possible for the mind to conceive is
the libertine who would enter the sacred
precincts of home only to destroy it.
1t deters him not though innocent little
children must suffer so long as his foul
ends are accomplished. The only law
adequate to the punishment of such a
monster, is the law as administered by
the society known as the white
Caps"
The mission base ball boys have or
gained club to be known as the Mis-
sion Base Ball Club and are now ready |
to play any club on the peninsula, not |
excepting Baraga or L'Anse. The club |
is composed of the following members
Geo. ID. Shelafo, pitcher; Frank Demo
ME, catcher; Theodore st. Arnold, 1st
base; Peter Wawason, End base (; Henry
Bird base; Frank Hugo, right
field; Jos. Williams, center field; Bar
ney Barbara, left field: Jonas Metocige,
short stop; Jake Forcia, manager; Geo.
D. Shelafo, captain.
To. alley any misapprehension con.
corning the business integrity of Mr..
Will Ferguson, who has been in bust
ness here as barber the past three
months, we cheerfully give place to the
following clipped from the Huron Tri-
me of June 9th:
Judge Beach summarily disposed of
5he case of ENLIGHTENMENT brought by
,he Ann Arbor Organ company against
Will Ferguson, who happened with bad
uck while selling their organs, Every
hing pointed to an honest effort on the
part of the young man to pay his debts
Ind the Judge never let the matter go
o the jury and the wicked effort to
rush the young man failed and the
company is the amount of the cost of
he case worse off, but they are wiser if
lot more just.
The concert given in the Baraga opera
louse, under the auspices of the A. o.
/. Wednesday evening last, was q grand
uccess. Everybody was pleased with
Hiss Gaffney's singing, who, by the
,ay, is one of the finest singers that has
yer visited Baraga. Miss Grenier also
licited prolonged applause from an APP
audience. The performance
{ Herr Aamold on his celebrated violin
,as simply immense. The A. o. H.
re TO be congratulated on having
ecured such fine entertainment for
'araga. {.