The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-11-17


We still would long for more"
Mrs. j. Busch Is on the sick list.
r. Frenette lost horse last week.
Chicago's population is now 1885,
900.
Matt Crawford was transacting bust
ness In town this week.
Thos. MCCLELLAN, OF Baraga, was over
on legal business Wednesday.
Read what j b. Smith has to say In
his advertisement this wae..
M. Wallace has sold all the horses
which he recently purchased at Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Theophile Grenier, of
Baraga, were guests OF Il. Frenette
Wednesday.
Chas. Peterson is now confined to his
bed. the result Of kick from horse
Saturday.
Great Commander N. s. Boynton, OF
the Maccabee order, was elected mayor
of Port Huron last week Tuesday.
The Ladies OF The Maccabees are
making preparations foi a grand ball,
to be given New Years eye. Fall par
ticulars will be given later.
The old board photograph stand near
Orr's confectionery store was removed
this week, thereby greatly improving
the appearance of the place.
The steamer Cansteo and consort
Stewart. which have been loaoing ut
the L'Anse Lumber Company's docks,
lef: for Chicago Tuesday morning.
We desire to secure items from every
town in Baraga county and surround
ing towns. Write The SENTINEL If
you will aid in that line,
When you have good thing to adver-
tise. never hesitate. Remember that
while you are wondering how the fish
will taste, another man may catch them.
Fred Cutler, deputy grand chancellor
Of the X. OF p. lodge, is expected in the
city soon. when he will exemplify some
new work. The Baraga lodge will be
In attendance and general good time is
anticipated.
A. Schotield, T. l.. Clark and Ed. Kin
CRY. of Saginaw, were registered at the
New LLOYD House Friday. They have
looking land for well known Saginaw
Vail ey lumbar firm.
1t is understood that a meeting will
be held in this town in the course of
few days for the purpose of agitating
the question of revising the present
fish and game laws. The question is
one of considerable Importance and in
which all citizens are interested.
Millia, the eight year-old daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Moore, died OF diph-
liberia at her home in this city at 10
o'clock Thursday morning. The child
had been sick only short time, but In
spite of the utmost efforts, grew
rapidly worse, until Thursday morn
ing, when the end came. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore have the sincere sympathy OF
their many friends 10 this, the hour Of
the ir af1llction.
A highly enjoyable time is reported
by those present at the party given by
Miss Esphiliriua Belanger Monday even
ing. Card playing was INDUCED in un :
til late hour. The first prize-a silver
pin tray-was awarded to Miss Kate
Shea. while the consolation prize was
captured bv Miss Flora King. Refresh
ments were served during the latter part
Of the evening after which the guests re-
turned to their respective homes, well
pleased with the evenings entertain
meDt.
We understand that the LAnse.
Baraga "home TALENT dramatic COM
pany, under the direction OF Mrs. II. M.
Strong, which so successfully rendered
the comedy "Larks" at the Opera House
Thursday evening of last week, is
about to present the play in several OF
the upper peninsula towns. The play
has thus far been presented at EAnse.
Pequaming and Baraga, and was wit
messed by large audiences. The general
verdict seems to be that the comedy was
the best OF the kind ever produced In
this portion Of the country. The drama
shamrock and Rose" will also be put
upon the boards by the same company.
ANY man can take newspaper. IL Is
the cheapest thing he can buy. 1t
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you aud your wife and teaches your
children. 1t comes TO yon rain or
shine. calm or storm, bringing you the
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matter what happens 1t enters your
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shine, cheer and interest. 1t shortens
the long sumner days and snlivens the
long winter nights. 1t is your adviser,
year gossip and friend. Nc man Is just