The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-04-13
BARAGA.
Nice weather. this.

Nice weather. this.
Case OF typhoid fever in town.
Ice will soon be out OF the bay,
William Hand was at LAnse wednes
day.
VIM. Gillespie was down from Laird
this week.
VIM. Gusssll left for lower Michigan
Wednesday.
BIRD southweil was down from Laird
this week.
E. l. Peek. Of Saginaw, was in town
over Sunday.
There was meeting of the council
Monday evening.
Mrs. J. II. Mcdonald was at Marquette
part Of the week.
VIM. PresGon is very Ill with infamma-
ton of the lungs.
A large number OF men left for the
''drive" this week.
Andrew Dahlberg, Of Laird, was Wis
itor part Of the week.
OAugust Nisula was out of town the
fore part of he.week.
Charles Overmeyer was transacting
business out OF town Tuesday.
Albert Anderson was at the copper
country the first Of the week.
Supervisor Leonard Gillespie, of Laird,
transacted business in town the first of
the week.
Peter Drew, of Mt, Pleasant, lower
Michigan. is the guest of his brother, j.
T. Drew. at Laird.
Attention is called to the new adyer-
tisement OF Houtari, Kaminen & Co., the
merchant tailors. In another column.
A large number 'of river drivers ar.
rived In town Monday, but left soon af-
ter for drives on rivers west of here.
T. Y. cambridge, who has bsen extern
sively engaged in the fish business at
Menomineo the past winter, has returned
home.
Thomas Curley, who has been on the
sick list for nearly three weeks, has
again resumed his position at the Kirk
wood armacy.-Ishpeming Record,
Mrs. Lillian Southwell, or Laird, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
in lower Michigan. for some time past,
returned homo this week.
HARRY Coddington has thoroughly
renovated aud repainted the interior OF
his store. and added several elactric lights.
Harry is bound to be up with the times,
machine.
James Mcmahon. proprietor OF the
corner saloon, now Eliminates his es-
tablishnent with an electric arc light.
Mr. Mcmahon conducts one Of the finest
sample rooms In the city and shows his
well-known spirit of enterprise In thus
letting his light shine to such a large ex-
tent.
Cards are out announcing the az
preaching marriage Of Frank p. Nester
to Miss Marie Aries Millen. of Detroit,
which will occur in that city Wednesday
morning, the 18th inst, at SIS. Peter aud
Paul, Jusuit church. The young couple
will be at home at Baraga after June 1st.
Dan Mccarthy and George Shepard, OF
Ishpeming, who were leading members
of the Baraga Baseball Club last season,
arrived In town Monday. They will
probably remain here during the summer
as Baraga will no. allow two such shin
ing lights in tho baseball profession to
leave If she can possibly keep them.
Posters are out announcing the grand
Easter ball to be given at Grandville
Hall Friday evening, the 10Th inst, under
the auspices of Nester Hose Co. Do not
fail to attend. You will have royal
good time. Music by Prof. Crim's Or
chestra. Tickets slOo; supper served
extra at tho Chappell House.
Strangers upon arriving in Barsga,
often think they have become lost and
wandered late farmyard. Cattleroam
: the streets at will, obstrlcting the side
walks and making passers-by either get
into the road or "tag behind" like tho
small boy in the circus procession.
Hustling, enterprising, industrious, en-
ergstlc, ETC., etc., etc., town, this.
In an article on baseball matters the
Ishpaming correspondent Of the Mining
Journal concludes with the following:
"Dan McCsrty and George Sheperd,
who played in the Baraga team last
season, left Monday for that place. The
Baraga club has begun selecting play
ers and will soon organize for the sea-
son. Joseph Gingrass, who caught for
that team last season, was at Even all
winter but he will return to Baraga
soon and will play with the team there.
The Baraga sports expect to have a
much stronger team this year than last.
Oatonagon also expects to have a
team this season. Thomas Coousy,
who played short stop for the Ontsna-