The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-11-30
BARAGA.
s, p. Gray was at L'Anse Tuesday.

day.
Additional Baraga news on fourth
page.
John Dillon, of Houghton, was In the
city yesterday.
b. Seymour. of Saginaw, was in town
Wednesday.
The business places were closed most
of the day Thursday,
Mrs. S. p. Gray went to Ishpemlng ON.
visit Wednesday.
Mrs. James Mcmahon has been on the
sick list the past week
Arvid johnson is getting material on
the ground for new residence.
e. V. seeber was in the city Tuesday
selling butter and eggs.
What ails the Business Mems Assc-
clatsn," has it petered out?
William Hugo left for odanah. Wis.
Thursday, where he expects to reside.
Law" what is law? Why, it is a
thing that must not be meddled with.
D.J. Norton was in the city yesterday.
lie left on the afternoon train today fer
Even.
Asa Hammond is engaged In scaling
logs for Funkc aud Calver near the
Otter.
Never look at The teeth of gift
horse. It is also wrong to look az the
price mark Ola Christmas gift.
James McRandle is going to build a
new veranda across the entire front of
his house this winter. 1t will be OF the
latest style.
Martin Kelsey, Frank Newton and j.
n. Craig came Ia from their last deer
hunt Tuesday evening. bringing with
them two fine deer
Neil Mcmillan returned from Fed
Jacket Wednesday afternoon. where he
had been working for Mr. Murphy. build
ing refrigerators,
James Watson arrived home from Cow
ington Tuesday evening where he had
been deer hunting. lie killed ono large
deer and gray squirrel.
Farmers here are complaining at IS
cents per bushel for potatoes, while they
are selling at from l2is to 20 cents per
buShel in Iiilsdale county.
Some OF the young men OF the town
got 50 many tur&eysAt the turkey shoot
THURSDAY that they had TO birr help TO
carry the birds home.
The Diamond Match company has de-
clared dividend of two aud ouc-ha!f
per cent. payable Dec. y. to sock
holders Of record Dec. D. 1895
Michael Ross. formerly OF Baraga, but
who for the past year has made bis home
in Lake Linden, has gone 70 Washburn.
Wis. where he Will remain during the
winter
The Pabst Brewing company of Mil
waukee. will DO some extensive
building in this town soon The con
tract will probably be let TO 5. p. Gray,
contractor and builder, of this place.
Charles Chong. who started laundry
here about a year ago, and later took
partner. has sold out his Interest TO
one OF his countrymen from lIoughton,
and will leave for the west in few days.
The NCster estate has been blasting
stone in the northern portion of town
for several days for a new foundation
to their slab burner. They VIII give it a
complete ovcrhauling. and put in new
crates.
All the "crack-shots" In town turned
out 20 shoot for turkeys THANKSGIVING
Day at JoEn Mclutosi's. Some were
lucky. but several could not shoot very
close on account Of their sights getting
tangled. Altogether it was pretty quiet
in town.
Charles Evans. the tousorial artist has
removed to the hester buildltg. where
he has neat shop in the rooms formerly
used for the postoflice. He will be
pleased 10 see all of his cid customers. a.
well as new ones. at his new location.
A number of men arrived here this
week from Duluth. They were induced
by advertisements to Duluth for work,
but found several hundred men there
out OF employment. so they came back
here and went to work in the weeds
John and Joseph Girard. who have
been hunting deer since the opening of
the season. returned home Tuesday and
report having killed seven deer In the
vicinity OF Sidnaw, where thew sold them
instead of shipping them to Baraga.
Fayette Shaw. formerly king Of the
tannery world, aims to erect. equip. and
start one large tannery every year He
now has four in Wisconsin. besides a
number in other states. He regards the
bark found In northern Wisconsin as
very superior for tanning purposes.
Mr.. Shaw had representative in our
town not long ago. and he expressed the
opinion that Baraga vas the best loca-