The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-07-27
CITY ITEMS.

Tuesday was pay day at the quarry.
John G. Sterk was at Chassell Thurs
day
&. w. Smith, of Baraga. was 10 the
city Tuesday.
J. K. Thomas was at Skanee the frs,
of the week.
W. j. O'Brien. of Chicago. was in the
city this week.
Miss Holiday is in the city visiting
her parents.
John Hid and John Sterk were fishing
Wednesday.
NJ. Behner, OF Chicago, was in the
city Thursday.
E. r. Pemberthy, Of Houghton, was
In the city Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. John Hid were visiting
friends at Baraga Thursday.
w. S. Crebassa, OF Ontonagon. was in
town part of the week.
Attorney c. A. Wright was down from
Hancock Saturday last.
Work upon Matt Hansen's new dwell
ling is progressing rapidly.
Several from this city attended the
ball game at Baraga Tuesday after
noon.
p. X. McKernan, Thomas Brady and
M. Wallace enjoyed days sport fishing
Wednesday.
AL. Jones and Dan Toner came down
from Bsqdamink Tuesday oo the steamer
City of Duluth.
Albert Blankenhorn, who had been
visiting In town for two weeks. returned
to his home at Milwaukee Wednesday.
A dance was given at the Opera House
last Saturday evening for the benefit Of
the LAnse orchestra. A very pleasant
time was had.
A number OF people from the Mission
returned from Bay Mills Thursday.
where they had been attending the camp
meeting.
Mrs. Ii. Fink returned to her home at
Milwaukee Tuesday, after spending
several davs, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. p. Blankenhorn.
Al. &. Fields "Back America min
strel troupe passed through the city
Wednesday noon by special car. en-
route to the copper country.
The game of ball Sunday afternoon
between the L'Anse Ideals and a nine
from Baraga resulted 10 a victory for the
visitors by score Of 81 to IL.
Rev. Father Joisten,, accompanied by
Rev. Father Zimmermab, OF Dollar Bay,
left Monday afternoon FOR New York
from which port they will sail for Ger
many.
At the special meeting of Protection
Hose ca. Thursday evening, IL was de
cided by the members that they would
not attend the tournament to be held at
Isbpsmiug August 9Th, 7th. and stb.
The potato crop IN this portion OF the
state has very promising outlook, and
a big yield will undoubtedly result. The
bugs, although plenty, are not causing g
as much trouble as in previous years.
1t is certainly to be regretted that our
streets and sidewalks continually re-
semble barn yard. Cows should be
, kept from the streets, or their owners
be compelled to scrub the walks.
j. 4. Young, of Eseanaos. arrived In
the city Tuesday on his annual fishing
trip. Mr.. Young, although an old man,
Is an expert with hook and line, and en-
joys the sport as much as 10 his younger
days.
Farmers are busily engaged in harvest
ing their hay crsp, and it is gratifying
to note that It is the largest and finest
crop ever raised In this portion Of the
upper peninsula. 1t will also command
good price, as. the crop Is said to be
very light IN many portions Of the state
A little daughter arrived at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Harris Monday
evening, and "walr' Is as proud a. 1t II
possible for p man to be when he has
fortune thrust upon him. Their man,
friends congratulate them upon the new
arrival.