The L'Anse sentinel., 1894-09-22
The L'Anse Sentinel.
BARAGA.
Go to WIN. KItz FOR your shoes.

Go to VIM. Kitz for your shoes.
Pat Nester left for lower Michigan las,
Tuesday.
John Peterson is agent for the Torch
Lake Brewery.
G. ID. Hanchett, OF Hancock, was In
town Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Kennedy left Tuesday after.
noon for st. Rajai Falls, N. Y.
A new sidewalk is being laid in front
of the Cbappell House this week.
Mrs. j. Retenbach, of Dollar Bay, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. Carroll.
Go to VIM. Kitz for YOUR overcoats.
Frank Carpenter left for his home at
Roscor.mon, Mich, Wednesday morning.
Mrs. A. Higgins arrived last Friday and
is a visitor at the home of Mrs. +. S.
Courtney.
The tug Cotton is In commit ssion again
after being laid up at Houghton about
two weeks for a new wheel.
Mr.. Charles Bentley and Miss Nellie
Pierce both OF this place, were married
by Justice MCCLELLAN last Monday.
Miss Leona Smith and Miss Allie Nc
Gillian drove over to Pequamng Wednes-
dar to place on sale some tickets for the
banu dance at Baraga Friday evening.
At the Democratic caucus held last
night the following delegates to to the
county convention were appointed Ii.
Bearinger, l.. j. Gallagher. NJ. Cosgrove,
Edward Real. N. Theobod, II. Girard,
Ii. Nesbitt, John Hugo, j. J. Bvers and
Richard Feore.
Go to VIM. Kltz for your dry goods.
Young Johnnie Demgen profited some
what by his sporting proclvities at the
last ball game between the Rivals OF
LAnse and the "Neversweats" of this
place. BE had so much faith in the home
team that he put up S25 against SIS of Joe
Getzen's money and he is now SIS ahead
of the game.
The examination Of VIM. Glenn for an
alleged assault upon Mrs. T. St. German
was held before Justice MCCLELLAN last
Monday. Prosecuting Attorney Halsey
appeared for the people and Doore Il
Jackman defended the accused. Glenn
was held for trial at the circuit court in
the sum of $500.
The base ball boys returned last Mon
day from Marquette with supreme disgust
marked in every feature. Tdey lost both
games PLAYED with the Rivals on Saturday
aud Sunday, but their feeling of disgust
was not so much the result of losing the
games as the shabby manner they were
treated on the ball ground. Talk about
hoodlums-the Marquette hoodlum Is a
numerous and noisy clan, and he was out
in full force on these occasions aud
brought their tom-toms. tin horns, COW
bells and all the instruments ever devils |
ed for making a hideous racket. Ii there |
was one left behind the fact is yet to be
recorded. Not only this, but the lines
between bases were not kept clear. and |
several times some Of the Baraga runners !
were trippcd aud thrown while running |
bases. In addition TO these annoyances, |
Pitcher Lynn's arm gave out in the fifth |
innins of the first game, and several sub
stitutes were taken In place Of some Of
the regular players who were unable to |
leave home. Under such circumstances !
it is no wonder they were defeated. 1t is
worthy Of note, however, that the Rivals
have never lost game on their own
grounds. and have meyer yet won game
with any of the leading U. p. clubs
wayfrom home. There must be some
reason for this and the reason issuggest-
ed in the facts stated above.