The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-20
BARAGA
IFrom today's Democrat.l

Carl Crebassa organized a dancing
class at the city hall Wednesday.
Dancing school at Foucault's Hall
Monday evening. Besure and attend.
Born--to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ii.
Price Tuesday afternoon, "A daughter.
DR.. Law reports la grippe as being
very prevalent Mt present in this VII
entity.
Quite number of young people en-
joyed the excellent skating on the bay
Yesterday.
j. B. Crebassa's horse, which had it's
foot badly cut about two weeks ago,
is getting better.
Regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society at the residence of Mrs. j. II.
Mcdonald next Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock.
The steel runners for the hose carts
of the hester Hose company, which
were made by Ole Walscth, of Ish-
peming, arrived Monday.
At the regular meeting Of the hester
Hose company Wednesday evening,
Foreman Henry Girard was presented
with Il handsome upholstered rocker
by the members.
Some people talk about town sup
porting a newspaper, but they should
just reverse it and say the newspaper
supports the town. 1t Will bring in
five dollars every time where it sends
out one.
John Mcintosh Jerry Real, Henry
Gareaux and John Cochran were at
the latter-namcd gentlcman's home
stead part of the week. Henry had
his noted ''trotter, land the return trip
was made in six hours. Pretty good
time for eight miles, eh?
In the ease of Charles Shaw VS.
Simon Denomie, Tuesday, foe dam
ages. plea OF abatement was en-
tered by the dcfcndent and the
case was dismissed. New papers were
at once issued and the suit was recon
menced.
Neerly every week, items from some
of our correspondents are received too
late for publication. Items should
reach the Office not later than Friday
morning. THE DEMoGiiAr is DESTROYS
of getting all the ncws AMI makes this
statement for the purpose OF so doing.
The News seconds with hearty ac-
cord thu name OF samuel II. Price, Of
Baraga, as government timber in
spector MIR Price is a man well worth
the position and his ability to perform
the duties is beyond question as he is
well posted on such matters as pertain
to the office. Iron Mountain News.
Last sunday the weather assumed .
decided change and the day was warm
and beautiful. Monday the weather
was also mid. and it rained Slightly
AZ different times. II was great bene-
fit to men in the lumber camps. for
thus far the snow mas been too deep to
make work advantageous.
Mrs. L. y. Law. of Baraga. district
president of the Nomeu's Christian
Temperance Union, viii deliver twoof
her interesting lectures az the Metho-
dist church on the evenings Of Jan
uary - and -. Mrs. Law is a forcible
speaker and her testimony in the line
of temperance work is conscientious
and has borne good fruit in the past
Gladstone Delta.
1t is mighty mean, says an exchange,
to patronize a merchant who will trust
you until you get so far in debt to him,
that Won are ashamed to see him, and
then go and spend your, cash some
where where you could not get
credit. but there are people who do. it.
The honorable way would be to spend
your cash with the merchant who
trusted you, even if you never expect
to square up the old account.
Harry Hammond, station agent
for the ID. 5. 5. ~ A. rail
road at Baraga, resigned last
week because they asked him to
be express agent and telegraph oper-
ator without furnishing an assistant or
extra pay.-[Ontonagon Herald. The
Herald has got the above item badly
mixed up. Mr.. Hammond was station
agent for the ID. 5. 5. & A. and also
express agent, and was always fur
nished an assistant.
Once there was a grocer named
Berry. He sent in bill before it was
due, and the person who received it
wrote in reply: Berry, you've sent
in your bill Berry before it was due
Berry Upon my feelings you are a
sp-Berry. Your father the elder
Berry would not have been such a
goose-Berry. But you needn't look so
blue Berry, for l don't care straw
Berry, and il you write again before