The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-03
The L'Anse Sentinel.
BARAGA.

John Nester left for Detroit last Fri
day.
VIM. Kitz returned from Chicago Tues
day.
]. J. Byers was In the copper country
this week.
Jack West left this week with gang
Of men for Even.
G. Z. Cameron took In the copper coun-
try Tuesday evening.
Three boats are loading lumber at the
Nester Estate docks this week.
Mrs. d. ]. Norton, of Even, was In
town calling on friends last Wednesday.
o. W. Robinson was looking over his
lumber camps in this vicinity this week.
Miss K. Prince, of Houghton, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. l.. j. Gallagher, this
week.
Mr.. Dan Mccarthy was called to Ish-
ness OF q brother.
~ Young Tommy McGrath is at present
holding the position OF time keeper for
the hester Estate.
George Roche left Monday for Even to
take position for the hester Estate as
assistant clerk to Charles Boyle.
Charles Boyle left Monday to take
charge Of the large supply warehouse Of
she hester Estates Logging operations.
VIM. Barber aud wife. who have been
visiting their brother Ed, returned to
their home in Duluth last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ii. Nesbitt aud children took
their departure last Wednesday for West
Branch. where they 90 for few weeks
visit.
Some of the Baraga girls say the
streets are just right now since the
electric lights we're tur ned of. Wonder
what they mean by that?
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carroll,
Nov. 1st. a girl. Mother and daughter
doing nicely, aud Fred is as happy as a
Cldul III ulSu WAtcI.
George Butterteld returned from his
hunting trip last Saturday with two or
three partridges He saw four deer and
shot three, but all got away.
Quite number OF the Modern Wood
men Of America OF this place went over
to L'Anse Tuesday evening to institute
the sew camp at that place.
Mrs. Clischs died last Thursday at an
advanced age. She was one of the old
residents of Baraga, and leaves hus-
band and six grown up children to
mourn her loss.
Thursday TO q very enthusiastic audience.
If applause is any indication of the regard
in which Mr.. Culver is held the chances
are that he will have big majority in
Baraga.
The culvert crossing the street from
Blankenhorn's shop to the boarding
house is in bad condition and should be
fixed before some person or animal is In
jured thereby and suit for damages
brought against the village. The planks
are very rotten and there are several
holes broken through in the street.
Charles Dorcey, LIST baseman OF
the champions, and Miss Annie
Gotta, were married Tuesday morn
ing at the Catholic Mission, after which
an elegant wedding breakfast was served
to a number of invited guests at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents. All join In
wishing the Young couple a happy and
prosperous journey through life.
Charles Price, alias Ichabod, writes us
as follows concerning our structures upon
his communication: IL wish you to
state, Mr.. Kinney, that neither acri- |
mony nor the love of discussion was the
reason Of my communication, and that l
am willing to have the matter settled at
home provided it be public, in the pres
encs Of the congregation"
The Baraga Lodge X. Of T.. have moved
into their new home and now have the
finest lodge rooms in Baraga county. AT
the last meeting the following officers
were elected to fill the positions declared |
vacant by Chancellor Commander Stone |
Master Of Work, Harry Wilcox;
- " Exchequer Albert Grabower
Master OF Finance Chas. Ause
Master at Arms Chas. Smith
The newly elected officers we're install |
led by past Chancellor Berry at a special
meeting Thursday evening.
DEOII AMINO