The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-06-30
The L'Anse Sentinel.
'BARAGA.

Thursday.
Fly nets, lap robes, single harness at
the harness shop. rs If.
Harry Cannon, Of Houghton, was in
town Thursday.
Pete Demgen was taken to the Marquet-
tie hospital this week.
Lewis Newman Of Chicago. spent a
few days In town this week.
From VIM. Kitz you get as much for
ST.. 90 as elsewhere for Sl.50.
Miss Annie McGrath has token posi-
tion In Grabower's store as saleslady.
The hester fleet of lumber barges are
expected In port this week to load lum-
Der.
VIII Draper, representing Mandel u
Smith, Milwaukee, was In town this
week.
A large stand is being erected In front
OF the vendome hotel for the 4th Of July
speakers.
Tom May, who was sawyer In the
Nester mill few years ago, was in town
this week.
Mrs. P. hester and Mrs. J. .. Courtney
were at Marquette several days, return.
Ing yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Bendry and Miss Addle
Hillyer attended the school exercises at
Marquette, this week.
Some speedy horses are seen on our
streets every day now. They are practic-
ing for the races July 4th.
The ball boys have grand stand on
there. It's the bestspot on the grounds.
There was quite Heavy downpour of
rain Sunday morning, which was OF con-
siderable benefit to the farmers here
abouts.
Go 20 VIM. Kltz for your working
clothes.
Friday morning the chain of the car
rler to the burner at he hester mill was
broken so that the men were laid off for
the balance of the day.
The steam barge S. S. Williams, with
the Galatea and Nirona. came in Sunday
morning and left Thursday evening with
lumber from Nester's dock.
Byron Glover moved his family and
household goods over to L'Anse this
week. He had been occupying rooms
over Kenniick's meat market.
Prot. Crowley took leave Of his Baraga
friends last Monday and departed for his
home in Detroit, the school here having
closed for the year last week.
Go to VIM. Kitz for your neckwear.
A large crowd attended the game OF
ball between the Lake Linden and Bara-
ga clubs last Sunday. The Lake Linden
band accompanied the copper country
team and dlscuorsed some very excellent
music. The Baragas won by score OF
sto7.
Mrs. Nelson Gotta was summoned to
the 500 last Saturday by telegram an
nouncing the death of her brother, who
was an old man of SO years. He kept
boarding honse, and it seems that he got
up and went down stairs In the night.
On returning TO his room he was mis-
taken for a burglar by one OF the board
ers who shot aud killed him instantly,
1t was very unfortunate affair.
Census Euumerator st. German had
not qnite completed the census OF the
township yesterday, but expects to have
the work completed today. He reports
+ the following particulars for Baraga viii
iage:
No. dwelling houses ITO
No. families 27S
Population 1855
From the above 1t will be seen that
Baraga has 1875 more population than
L'Anse, and Is therefore the metropolis
OF the county.
There are said to be IS cases Of typhoid
fever at Baraga. and some uneasiness Is
felt on account thereof. When the In
take pipe Of the water works was extend
ed farther into the lake year ago last
winter 1t was thought that danger from
typhoid had been avoided for the future,
but 1t seems that the pipe was either not
properly put In or else 1t has sprung bad
leak from some cause, and the water is
being taken from near shore where 1t Is
very impure. We understand the health
officer has notified househoiders general
~ to boil the water before using for drink
ing purposes.
Half Rates Co Cleveland.
On account Of the convention OF the
United Societies OF Christian Endeavor,