The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-07-06
BARAGA.


There will be meeting Of the town
ship board the first of the week
Mrs. NJ. DeHaas and children, of Mar
quetto are guests Of Mrs. II. Wilcox
The Barnes & Marvlas company lett
for tho copper country Wednesday even
ing.
Several gentlemen from town attended
the term of circuit court at L'Anse this
week.
large number OF people enjoyed tina
ball given at Grandville Hall Thursday
evening.
August Nisula has commenced the
work of rebuilding his store, which was
recently burned.
Rev. Father Sweeney, accompanied by
Mrs. Pinets father, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. A. N. Plnet.
The road leading to L'Anse is being
repaired, Many portions of the road
was in very bad condition.
The town was aearly deserted Thurs
day, the majority of the people seing
either to L'Anss or the copper country
to celebrate the glorious Fourth.
The building formerly occupied by ID.
McWilliams Is being removed TO face on
Main street. We understand that II
win be re-modeled and occupied by J.. Il.
Dunniag, as a bakery.
j. j. McWilliams has leased the
ChGppel House and took possession
Monday, Nj. McWlliams is thoroughly
posted in the hotel business. is a
courteous and accommodating gentlsmap.
and will certainly meet with success
Z, II McGrath desires to inform the
public that he is at all times prepared to
perform the duties Of his Office as Justice
Of tho peace and notary. and may be
found at his office adjoining his store on
Main street He respectfully solcits a
share OF the business in that line.
Mrs. L. N. Law will address a meeting
At the Finnish Temperance Hall tomor
row afternoon at 1850 o'clock A large
delegation Is expected from Hancock
aud an unusually interesting meeting is
expected. All are cordially Invited
Mrs. Law Will also recite and sing,
1t is strange that hrst-clasS company
9 otten compelled 10 play TO simply seats
while a snido troupe is blessed with a
biz audience, yet such is often the case.
Tic famous Barnes & Marvin's company
which opened three nights engage
meht 1T the Town Hall Monday were
forced to csnce the third performance
81 account o! lack OF patroaAge. yet it is
claSsed by those who ATTENDED as one Of
.he eest shows seen "a the town for
years. The cos rauy certainly deserved
full house.
The Baragas weat to Marquette last
Sun day, where they met the Marquettes
in spirited game 81 base ball. Regard
ing the game tie journal Of Monday
says: Somewhat crippled by the absence
Of their best pitcher Bergman, who is
laid up with broken thumb, the pa
ragas started oil we'll but could not
hold their gait aud fell easy victims TO
the local players. Tie game was lost
snd wen by the old OF the fourth
inning the homo team having then a
lead which the visitors were unable to
overcome though tLsy prevented tina
ttsay The visitors caught Smith for
fopr safe hits iu.the first two nnings
.wo Of them douslp-saggers, but after
that they seemed TO be unable to find
the ball MarqHotte's rsmarka5ie young
pitcher again made great record, strIk-
ing on. fourteen meg ana fielding bis
position without an error; besides rap
ring out two-bagEer when II came very
handy The sensational feature Of the
game however, vas Branuan fine fnn
and catch OF long fly down INTO center
EdIUSus NtlICt NG0 ~ tHp W. W. wy
visitors at the opening and has SIX
strike-oats TO his crsdit. In the sixth
he was succeeded by Lynn who aso
managed 10 mold the home players down
veil The visitors felded with fewer
errors than the home team but the
superiority of the latter in the boy and
with the stick won them the game. The
attendance was nearly ave hundred and
lncladed many iadIee Scere by innings
Baraga nose 8 0 0 0 0 0 o.;
Marquette .,; I 5 0 IS
Base hits Marquette S; iaraga, Z
Errors Marquette, Z; earasa, 2. Struck
oat by smith ~ by Cnrley G; eS
Lynn, g
Born 10 Rev. aud hils 81. Stevens
Thursday July A, a daughter.
Notice
Richard Feore, deputy treasurer OF the
village OF Baraga, will be at his offi &c In