The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-23
BARAGA.

John Hid was over from LAnss Wed
nssday.
Mrs. H. Coddlngton was at Houghtor
part OF the week.
Sleighsng is getting posr In many
places.
Rev. M. j. Stevens has been suffering
from an attack Of quinsy.
James J. Ryers is having his billiard
and pool room nicely fitted up.
Jerry Real and E. l.. Stone were al
Mr.. Reals homestead Wednesday.
q Anumber Of Baraga items arrived toe
late this week for publication.
q. p. Blankenhorn is having the inter
Tor of his meat market ro-paiuted.
Carl Crebassa aud Ben Cshl made a
trip to L'Anse by Ice boat Tuesday.
A. L. Clark returned from trip TO
Escanaba, Gladstone and other points
ednesday.
Harry Benson accidently ran nail in
to his right hand Tuesday evening. The
wound is very painful.
Repairs are being made to Albert An
derson's boarding house and saloon on
Ontonagen street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Pinet who have
been spending the winter at Saginaw,
are expected home Tuesday.
The card party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Coddington last Saturday evening
was very pleasant affair.
There was special meeting of the
village council Thursday evening. The
new officers are now in power.
Arthur Coach, who has been attending
college at Chicago, has returned to Bar
aga. He intends to spend the summer
here.
There Is call for q caucus at the
Town Hall this evening. but as there is
no name OF party at the head, II is prob
ably a go-as-you-please-affair.
Nester Hose Company have changed
the date of their grand ball to Friday
evening, April 10th, instead OF Easter
Monday.
1t is estimated that 200 900, 900 feet of
logs will como down the Ontonagon river
this spring, Of which 50,00o,0 900 feet
belong to the Nester estate, and $50, 900,
900 feet, to the Diamond match company.
-Menominee Enterprise.
"Gill nets' belonging to Charles z.
Cameron, the meshes of which were too
small to conform with the law, were
seized and DESTROYED one day this week
by County Game and Fish Warden N. S.
Pennock. The law makes it misde
meanor to use gill net. the mesh of
which is less than two and three-fourths
inches.
About Z o'clock last Friday morning
fire was discovered in the Nestei Estates
warehouse at Even. An alarm was
given by switch engine and although
there were but few people about, the
hose cart was out in few minutes and
stream of water was soon playing on
the building. The fire had gained such
headway the building could not be saved,
and attention was given to saving Clark,
Farnam, Il Co.'S warehouse. This was
accomplished The hester Estates loss
was small-between 5000 and S100-as
supplies were run close, in anticipation
of the close OF the seasons operations
Recorder.
Charles w. Smith will leave next week
for Bay City and other lower Michigan
points. He has accepted position as
first assistant engineer on the steamer
Neshota, with Thomas Malov, OF Bay
City, and In a short time they will go to
Buffalo TO complete arrangements for
the coming season. During Mr.. Smiths
residence in Baraga he had been en-
ployed as machinist in the Nester Estate
shops. lie is president OF the Baraga
Cornet Band and has always been
faithful worker for IL, welfare. The
boys can i'll afford to lose him from
their ranks. Mr.. Smiths many friends
will regret to have him leave, but unite
in wishing him success wherever he may
90.