The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-08-24
BARAGA.

nesday.
Miss Clara Real spent the week at
L'Anse.
John f. hester left for Chicago Tues
day.
Elmer Horner spent Sunday with Ba-
raGa friends.
Allen Kirkpatrick was down from Han
cock Saturday.
f.. II. or.nsby and Peter Nilsson were
at L'Anse Monday.
Mrs. J. II. Mcdonald was Marquette
visitor Wednesday.
l., J. N LaCasse and daughter were
at LAnse Monday.
john ONeil, the jolly cigar drummer.
was in town Monday
Attorney w. +. Doore was at L'Anse
the first of the week.
Mrs Mcmillan and children were Mar
quette visitors this week.
The iufant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mchaef Owens died Tuesday.
Jos, Coil left for Chicago Wednesday
to purchase his fall stock OF goods.
Miss Edna Buchanan returned Tues
dug after visiting at Marquette for the
past week.
Dan Mcmillan returned from few
days business trip to Marquette Tues :
day
Quite number OF the people attended
the A. 0. IT, w. re-uUion at L'Anse
Thursday
Miss Kenelck and MIS-. Troter of
Spokane, Wash. are guests Of their
brother. NJ. Keueilcs.
O Mr. and Mrs. p. NJ. Getzen returned
10 Baraga Tuesday evening and are now
at home 10 their many friends,
The estate OF Tho. hester lost q
valuable horse Tuesday of last week by
falling of the tramway,
Miss Allie MCCLELLAN attended the
teachers examination held at Houghton
Wednesday and Thursday OF last week.
MIR and Mrs. II. Wilcox and children
returned from Marquette Tuesday,
where they had been visiting friends for
few DAYS
I'VE understand that the round house
aud stables at Sidnaw, owned hy the
y sicr estate, were destroyed by tire a
few days ago, causing heavy loss.
Mrs. 4 H.. McGrath arrived on the
morning train from Houahton Thursday
after two weeks vIsi, with friend, at
Copper Htrbor Elgle Harbor aud Eagle
River, in KeweenaS county
Nj. J, Markell. mill manager for the
estate OF Tho>. hester, has been quite
i'll .or the past week and has during the
most oil that time been confined to
his bed. He i now, however. iinprov-
ing somewhat. aud IL IS hoped he VIII
be able to be out In few days.
In the item last week regarding the
examination Of Albert Anderson in
stated that the examination OF witnesses
was "laughable." when 1t should have
read lengthy" Mistakes viii creep in
sometimes.
A ten-round glove contest will take
place az Foucaulrs Hall this evening,
between c. W. Carts, champion weiter-
weight OF the northwest. who is now
matched With jazz; McAulitf. and Tim
Welch Of lTonwood champion light
weight OF the northwest. for $50 side
aud gate receipts.
That car % cabbage, potatoes, etc.
has arrived again, aud the merchant on
wheels" d fees the authorities 10 shut
him of. The farmers. however, will
probably take hold before long and run
him out |! our officers cannot. for they
are getting on their met;le about the
way they are being beat cut OF their Just
trade IN this locality. What is the mas-
ter with our village ordinances. which
cost the taxpayers so mach money. tbat
hey cannot be enforced? =.
Mr.. Stuart A. Smith. 81 Chi3ago is
SlViUE an tAHlUlliub VI JtIG I-lilN w "bHi
Filter at 4. Ii. McGra,h's store in this
city, and is showing the people what a
vast amount of impure water they have
been drinking. It's something wonder
full the amount OF dl!h and Impurities
the filter takes out Of the water. peo'
pie should avail themselves of the op.
portunity while Mr.. Smith is in town to
purchase filter, As 1t might possibly be
the means Of saving many dollars in
doctor bills, aud preventing serious
case of typhoid fever as we'll. "A word
to the wise is sufficient"
The Theobold family, of this place.
are certainly having streak OF III luck.
Saturday of last week Mr.. Theobold. Sr.,
fell off veranda not more than three
feet high, and broke his leg In such a
manner that 1t was found necessary to
ampntate 1t Wednesday last. The next
day after Mr.. Theobold Was hurt. Arthur,