The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-10-19
BARAGA.
P. Nester was at L,Anse Tuesday.

T. hester was at L'Anse Tuesday.
Jos. Coil was at L'Anse Wednesday.
Additional Baraga news on fourth
page
DIR. George hester was at Houghton
Monday.
Mrs. J. II. Mcdonald visited Houghton
Monday.
Martin Kelsey was down from New
tonville Wednesday.
Miss Edna Buchanan left yesterday
morning for KentoD, Mich.
Attorney,P. r. McKernan was over
from LAnse Thursday.
Mrs. {. j. Boyle, of Sidnaw.i is the guest
OF her sister Mrs. p. Nester
Allen Kirkpatrick was transacting
business In the city Monday.
&. j. Kehoe, Of Hancock, was in the
city yesterday transacting business.
1t is reported that the Culver family
have sold all their pine to John Funke.
Allen Kirkpatrick passed through
here Tuesday on his way to Chicago.
Quite good many men are quitting
work in the mills to go into the woods.
Jerry Keneiick has inc crop of
potatoes this year. He will have about
1900.
Prof. Grim was over from L'Anse
Thursday on business connected with
his carriage painting.
Miss Annie McGrath was in from her
school at Faulk's Settlement Wednesday
for visit
The farmers are all complaining of the
cheap price of potatoes. Some say they
will bury them until spring.
We understand that Tommy" is get
ting to the front. He Will soon be able
to show his authority in moro than one
way.
1t was reported during the week that
Mr.. Byers had bought the outfit con-
sisling of n horse and buggy, belonging
to Ii. Croker.
John Dillon, of Houghton, is starting
lumber camp on his homestead. having
sent two loads OF provisions, etc., and
i crew o. men out Friday morning from
this place.
1t is pretty near time that something
was done with the road around the bay
the bridge near Baraga which is in a
very dangerous condition.
At the meeting OF the board Of super
visors Monday Richard Feore was duty
appointed superintendent OF the poor
for the ensuing three years, vice E. III.
Ormsby, whose term Of Office expired.
For some reason The Honghten-Ha Han
cock ball team failed to make appear
ance Sunday as per agreement to play
the Baragas The result was great dis
appointment. 1t is not known at this
writing whether they will play the game
tomorrow or not
On the 9th inst. one }. L. Grant. a
slick looking young fellow. obtained
rig from McMlllen u Girard's livery to
go to Newteuville, stating that he would
return 10 the evening. He did not re-
turn, however. and upon inquiry It was
found that he had gone through to
Chassell. and from there on to Houghton.
He was arrested and brought back and
was given an examination before I. II.
McGrath, justice of the peace, who
after hearing the evidence in the case,
bound him over. in default OF $500 bail.
to await his trial at the next term of
circuit court. in January.
1t was currently reported Thursday
that James Watson Phelx Phelan and
Edward Real were lost in the woods and
a searching party was to be gotten up to
hunt for them. when werd was received
thet they were found Ii transpired
thatboth James and PheiX knew the
way out better than the other. but in
different directions, and were about to
settle 1t physically Tor fist-ically) owhen
Ed. Real appeared on the scene and
persuaded them that they were both in
the wrong. and if they would follow him
he would lead them safe 10 camp. which
they finally did and are now congratulate
ing themselves on their narrow escape,
and vow that the next time they go into
the woods they will take guide.
Why IL It?
Editor LANsE SENTINEL;
In behalf of the people Of the Swede
Settlement desire through the column MS