The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11
The L'Anse Sentinel.
BARAGA.

Frank Nsster and Pat hester lef
Thursday for Sldnaw.
James Boyle and John Mahan lef
Tuesday for trip to Detroit.
.Messrs. Sam Price and Fred PiEet NOV
ed into their new residences this week.
Mrs. Geo. G. Jackman is expected home
this week from visit to lower Michigan
Quite number Of sports left yesterda,
to attend the great horse race at Han
cock.
The hester feet cleared with lumber
cargees for lower ports last Tuesday ev.
ening.
Mrs. Jehn Funke and Mrs. &. Ruta n
spent several days In the copper country
this week.
John Burkman. Of the propeller School
craft, spent few days IN the copper
country this week.
The typhoid patients In Dan McMullen's
family have entirely recovered from their
recent illness, and Dan feels considerably
relieved from the cares incident thereto,
as well as very thankful to his neighbors
for their kind assistance during his
Affections.
Alex Cadotte, pioneer Of the village,
died Thursday morning at the residence
of Peter Lamont. He has been familiar
figure around Baraga for many years, but
whisky, the bane of his tribe, got the
better OF him, and Of late he has been OF
little use to himself or family.
There will be game Of ball at the homo
grounds tomorrow between the Baragas
and the Settlers of Ishpeming, commence
ing at $3.50. The Settlers were the cham
pions of the UP. last year, and are max
ing great efforts to retain that title this
season, so the game tomorrow will un-
doubtedly be an interesting one.
Some of the boys have good laugh on
a certain resident Of Baraga who started
to go out to McMullen's homestead, the
other day, and got lost on the road.
When night overlook him he had to make
his bed on the hard ground under the
wagon. He thought he knew the coun-
try pretty well. but it seems he can learn
a few things vet
A large crowd accompanied the base
ball club to Hancock Sunday. The Han
cock club put up the finest game they
knew how to and had the Baragas beat
up to the last inning when the Baragas |
got desperate and found Berrymen's balls |
for seven safe hits and five runs, giving |
them the game. The following is the |
score by innings:
12 5 6 Z s .
Baraga 0 Q o l 0 l Sig
Hancock . 0 0 0 l Ill
Batteries. -Baraga Lynn and Gngrass.
Hancock Bergman and Driscoll.
The Copper Country Evening News
mas COuSSi hlhS WIZ uhV Vi
ball between the Baragas and Hancocks,
last Sunday:
The game of base ball yesterday be-
tween the Hancocks and Baragas was
won by the latter by score OF IL to IL.
A good sized crowd attended and they
were treated to very poor quality OF
ball. Up to the last halt OF the last inn
ing the score stood IL to Z In favor OF
Hancock. Then the Baragas went to
bat and pyrotechnlcal display followed.
The bail would leave the pitchers hand,
travel to the home plate and there meet
this something being
Baraga players bat. BY no chance
whatever could Hancock player catch
one of these sky rockets, and when the
agony ended five runs were In. enough
to win, and the game ended with tho
boys from the sawdust town still in, and
had there been occasion they could uD-
have gotten as many more
runs. The Baraga club and number OF
friends came up on the tug Hennes.
These admirers had come well heeled
and offers OF wagers before the game
were so free that Hancock's hackers
were brought 10 a standstill Next Sun
lay the Hancock club will pull them
selves together and try to forget the dis
aster OF yesterday by getting evenwith
lie Ontonagon club,