The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-26
The L'Anse Sentinel.


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Detroit.
George Byron returned to Siduaw last
Monday.
The weather has been miserable the
past week.
Jacob Baer, Of Hancock, was In town
Wednesday.
John Dalzell, Of Detroit, was 10 town
this week.
John Mahon, of Duluth, was 10 town
Thursday.
Mr.. John Nsstsr returned from Detroit
Sunday evening.
Bernard Norton, Of Even, is spending
q few DAYS here.
Geo McNeal spsnts few days at Sidnaw
the first OF the week.
Nsstsr's mill will commence cutting
lumber next Monday. >.
Mrs. Jas. Byers visited copper country
friends last Saturday. G~
The Nestsr feet of lumber carriers is
expected to arrive this week.
JAS. Mudford. Of Port Huron, was the
guest Of Frank Mccarthy Thursday. ri
John Cochran received Hhs horse By
boat from Saginaw this week.
The advance agent Of the Miles Berry
circus has billed the town for May 30th.
George c. Jackmsn, of the Demscrat,
visited the copper country last Monday.
The Star base ball club gave 4 very
ENJOYABLE dance here Friday evening las:
week.
Fuuke's mill shut down Wednesday on
account OF having to wait for large raft
Of logs.
The band will produce ''Crawford's
Claim" June 16, and have commenced to
rehearse again.
George Roche, of Iron Mountain, is
visiting his brother G. l.. Roche, station
agent Of the d. S. s. & A. railroad Of this
place.
Cards have been Issued announcing the
approaching nuptials OF Mr.. Harry Ham
mond and Miss Edna Funke. The cere-
mony will be performed June 7th.
Mr.. John Fhnke Is having constructed
a very pretty deer park through which
runs small stream OF living water, and
...in .oon haya ANN m atad
Steambarge Atlantic came into port
Sunday and took the tow barge Sunnyside
to Pequamlng, returning Monday for
load of dry slabs for fuel on account of
the scarcity OF coal.
The ball game last Sunday was an in
teresting one and we'll pssronized, large
crowd being present to witness the game
Although some errors were made II vas
generally a good game and was won By
the first nine.
Baraga's first nine base ball team ex-
pect to go to Ontonagon Sunday to play
a game with Ontonagon's ball Founders.
They gill go by boat and take along a
limited number OF passengers who wish
to witness the game.
Baraga will celebrate the 4th OF July
In grand style this year. Au elaborate
program is being arranged and the
requisite funds will be forthcoming, so
there is no doubt we shall have the big
gest celebration this year that has ever
been held In Baraga.
John Kinney, who has been in the EN-.
ploy Of the Nsster Estatei In their lumber
ing operations at Sidnaw, the past winter
returned last Saturday and will probably
remain here during the summer. He Is
at present somewhat ''under the weather.
from the effects Of kick by horse.
An addition twenty feet long Is being
built on to the back end OF VIM, kits
store by Mr.. Grenier, the owner Of the
property. When this Is completed MIR.
Kitz will have very commodious store
iu which to display his large stock OF
new goods. BY liberal advertising and
square dealing Mr.. Kitz has built up
very flattering trade In BaraRa from
very small beginning, and the SENTINEL
is glad TO see this evidence Of continued
prosperity.
Allen Kinney, the coored man who has
been confined In the county jail a couple
OF months on u charge OF burglary, has
been released on bail. Kinney was tried
on the above charge at the last term Of
the circuit court, but the jury failed to
agree. Although the circumstantial evil
dence against him was pretty strong his
former good character raised reasonable
doubt in the minds of some Of the Jurors
as to his guilt, hence the disagreement.
1t is said that KINNEY will resume his for
mer position as porter 10 Supt. Fitcb's
z private car.
$ &The commission sent out by the Eng
lish Government last year to investigate
the effect of Immigration on the United
-n-oxt that thu EuUlish Irish