The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-06-02

George Jackson, of the tug Marsh, Pc
auamiug, was in town Sunday last.
George Roche left for Ishpeming Mon
day to put ia few days work ioi the c.
& n. W.
Behdry's paniug mill will be started
up on Monday, June 4th, by A. l.. Clark
aBd sons.
Tnree aud four seat rigs passed through
town Monday afternoon on their way to
the Mission.
1t is stated that there was Il inches of
snow on the ground at Sidnaw las, sun
day morning.
Mr.. Prices new residence is nearing
completion Nothing like home Of
your own Sam.
The railroad saloon formerly occupied
by Byron Glover. has been reopened by
John McWi'liams.
Ga account of the stormy weather the
Baraga base ball team postponed their
trip to Ontonagon.
Jack Ross has opened up the saloon
formerly occupied by Pete Clarity. with
jack West as bartender.
The work of construction on Mr..
Phet's new residence is progressing
rapidly. and will it be ready for occu-
uancy in a few weeks.
The Miles Berry circus drew a large
crowd here Wednesday. The show gave
general satisfaction. They go from here
to exhibit at LAnse Thursday.
Quite number OF Baraga teachers at
tended the meeting OF the Teachers
Association of Houghton and Keweenaw
counties at Calumet last Saturday.
Employees Of the Nester Estate in Onto
nagon county are making up a subscrip-
tiou for Mrs. Stoner, whose son was
drowned on the Sturgeon several weeks
ago.
According to the ontonagop Herald
Rollway Jack succeeded liz getting about
two million feet Of logs out OF the Balti-
more since the last rains. There are yet
a million left 10 the creek.
The hester Estates feet OF lumber
barges arrived Saturday. Two OF the
boats are loading here and the other
two, the Schoolcraft and Keweenaw,
have gone to Duluth for cargoes.
The deer family which John Funke is
rearing in his park was increased in
number by the birth Of pretty little
fawu last week. The park In conse-
auence has attracted good many visitors
lately.
The "Sawdust" nine defeated the
Stars 10 game last Sunday by score
Of 90 to 90. 1t is proper to say. how
ever, that the Stars were minus their
regular battery which accounts In a
measure for their defeat.
Side tracks are being laid through tho
standing pine owned by the hester Estate
in the vicinity Of Sidnaw, aud 1t is stated
that preparations are being made to put
In logs all summer, hauling them by rail
to the Sturgeon river.
Arrangements are being made to pur-
chase piece of land OF the canal COM
panv. in the pinery just beyond the old
ball ground, which will be laid out for o
cemetery. 1t is time this was done, as
the burying grounds at the Mission and
at L'Anse are pretty we'll filed up.
The Rivals of L'Anse and Jerry Reals
picked up nine played game Of ball on
the grounds here Wednesday afternoon,
which was won by the Rivals by score
OF "a to 8. Some awful stick work was
done by the Rivals. 1t seemed to be an
easy..matter for them to put the ball over
the fence.
Louis Grabower came up from Mar
quette Wednesday evening. He hrs Civ
en- orders to have the upper story Of his
building fitted up for Offices, several oi
which have already been spoken for. W.
understand that Attorney Doore and d..
Law have already Engaged Offices in tn,
new building.
The Baraga base ball club accepted al
Invitation to play the Settlers, Of Ishpem
ng, at the latter place on Memorial day
and though our boys put up goo gam,
they were defeated by a score Of to 4.
In mentioning the game the Mining
Journal says: 1T looked like a victory
for the visitors until the last inninS
when the score stood 4 to 8 In favor o
Baraga. Then after two men we're on
Curley, pitcher for the Settlers, made |
two-sase hit. bringing 10 two runs while
sharp work In the field prevented thu
visitors from adding to their score"