The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-05
The L'Anse Sentinel.
RARAGA.

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Thursday evening.
Tom Curley was out on his homestead
the fore part of the week.
Mr.. Fuuke expects to start up his mill
some time the coming week.
Mrs. Neal Deamer returned to Mar
quette the first part OF the week.
VIM. johnson is doing very good job
of paperlng at the Chappel house.
The tug Cotton left the hester dock
this week to begin its seasons work.
Several new bicycles were received
this week, making seven or eight In town.
Tom Lang, OF Standard oil fame, was
around among his customers Wedne sday.
Mr.. John Funke has just been having
his residence reprinted. 1t looks very
neat.
j. j. Byers has neat new awning in
front O. his place. 1t was put up last
Wednesday.
Jerry Greenleaf and VIM. Furgusen
left Wednesday on business trip down
the road. Destination Marquette
The hester fleet of lumber carriers are
expected in today or tomorrow, which is
about ten days earlier than last season.
The many friends of Mrs. Hugh Mes
bit will be pleased to learn that she is
nearly convalescent from her recent i'll
ness.
VIM. Kitz, the clothier, Is doing rush
ing business In clothing ana gents fur
nishing goods, Notwithstanding the hard
times.
Mike Kelly came in on Thursday with
his crew OF river drivers. They were
very successful in getting down the logs
cut two years ago.
Mr.. A. N. Pinst will commence the con-
struction Of neat residence in the Smith
addition some time next week. He Is the
here.
Miss Cora Bearinger, Of this place. and
Mr.. Robert Mann, Of lower Michigan,
WILDE united in wedock at the residence
Of the brides parents, Oh Wednesday,
May 9th.
A game base ball was played on the
Baraga grounds last Sunday between the
Catholic Mission nine and the Rivals Of
L'Anse. The latter were winners by
score of so to &c.
Mr.. FunKe has been very successful
with his log drive this spring. He got
his logs all down the early part OF the
week, and made very clean drive. He
is correspondingly happy.
Barsga's base ball nine are now pre-
pared TO accept challenge from any cub
in the country. Chicrgos preferred.
Some new stock is in il and before the
snow lies will have III its belt the scalps
OF all the clubs that come to its fold.
If the signs are TO be relied upon sum-
mer is at hand. The scissors grinder
is here and nearly every freight train
bring. a consignment OF screen doors aud
WlHuONs lOI Oui lNCul illtlCudulss hCst
ought 10 be sure Earbngers of summer.
The hennery being built by Mr.. Adolph
Pnet. about mile and half out on the
Ontonagon road was almost totally de-
stroyed by brush fires the other day.
Had the place been cleared all around the
chances are the fire would not have
m, a a m ~ A w :
about SIS.
Will Bearinger had an exciting ey-
perience last Sunday. He was driving
his fathers roadster, AID on coming
down Il side street had tocross a sidewalk
which gave the zig quite jar brighten
ing the horse, which started on arun
through the streets to tb. barb. The
horse made the dust fly fer u few minutes
but luckily no serious damage resulted.
The town hall must pc supplied with
seats or it will be of no avail Tor public
shows and entertainments. The matter
was discussed In an informal way at the
last meeting Of the township board. but
q
ly known whether the hall Is owned by
the village or township. Until that qaes-
ton is settled 1t is not likely that much
will be dore in the way Of Improvement.
Mr., A, McPhee, who hustles In logs for
John Funke during the winter, and RATS
them TO the mill in the summer time, Is
taking little vacation just now. he
left last NJ onday for Alexandria, Ont.
where Mrs. McPhee has been spending
the winter with her relatives. to be alb
sent two or three weeks. His wife will
return with him. Mr.. McPhse Is very
popular in Baraga as is shown BY the
vote given him when he was elected for
township clerk last spring.
DRowNED.-Alex Stoner, river driver
for Alex Hayes, driving logs for the Mes
ter estate, fell into the Sturgeon river
last Sunday and. being unable to swim,
was drowned before assistance could