The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-08-31
BARAGA.


McGrath this week.
Mrs. A. q. Arnold is visiting friends
at Ishpemlng and Marquette.
Miss Bessie Glover, of L'Anse, spent a
few days visiting friends in the city.
Miss Aggie Murphy, of L'Anse, was
guest OF Nellie Burt part of the week.
There will be regular meeting ef the
village board next Thursday evening.
The Lake Lindens will play the
Bnasas in this city tomorrow after
noon.
mir. Theo0od, Sr is improving very
rapidly aud it is expected that he will
soon be able to be around.
Miss Allie MCCLELLAN went to Houghton
Sunday evening to attend the teachers
institute he'd there this week
Miss Maud Brier has returned from
Green Bay. where she had been for the
past two weeks visiting friends and
relatives
l.. j. Gallagher, supervisor OF Baraga
township, attended a meeting of the
board OF supervisors at L'Anse Wednes-
day.
Arthur, son OF Geo. rheooold, who
had his arm broken week or so ago, Is
doing nicely, and able TO be around with
his arm in a sling.
Monday the hester estate started a
camp near the old six-mie camp. with
NJ. Kelly as foreman. They expect 10
cut quite all amount OF timber ut thai
camp the coming season.
:. ID. Davenport went to Jackson Mon
day, where Mrs. Devenport and daugh-
ter have been visiting for several weeks.
They will return home the fore part of
next week
Mrs. Jennie Harrison is preparing to
leave the city, having sold all her house
hold furniture, etc, TO l.. }. n. LaCasse
last Monday. Wednesday she sold
the house and grounds to Martin Berg
who intends to put It in shape and rent it,
The house is we'll known in this vicinity.
being the one lately managed by a.
Harrison, alias SILVER" who /, now
boarding with Sheriff Hid at L'A'nse,
for Keeping the same in a way not law
full Ii is hoped now that this den of
sin and vice Is broken up, that the
officers OF the Law will use mere
strenuous efforts in keeping such people
out OF the community.
The Indian doctor who has given q
free show (?) in Foucau's Hail every
evening this week has. Of course, an OBJ
iect in view, and that object is the
selling Of lot Of different kinds OF
medicines which he claims will cure all
kinds of diseases. The hall is crowded
every night aud when lie gets ready
to sell, the audience gees ready to buy
the worthless stuff, and he is kept busy
handing it out for some time. Then he
gives them a song or a step dance, aud
all is over, only he is of course, a great
many dollars ahead. Ii Is hard to
matter what fake or other attraction
comes TO town they are always ready to
give their hard earned money. They
might far better buy Of our home mer-
chants and not send their cash out OF
town by giving it to men we know
nothing about.
nauid nf
Decoramer, left his home to go and see
his father, who is cook on the tug
Bruce, which was at that time working
around and near the end of the long
Imbsr pier of the hester estate, lead
ing south Tho boy had met his father
at different times In this way, and was
taken on board the boat each lime. 1t
is supposed that this time he tried 10
reach the boat by making his way under
the tramway to where his father conld
see him, and as there is only single
plank laid from one tent to another,
about sixteen feet apart, aud three
feet above the water, IL is very danger
Gus, and when ont forty or ffty rods
he fell in and was drowned. II being
the noon hour there was no ole around
to hear his cries, or see him fall, and II
was not until Wednesday morning that
any tidings OF his whereabouts could be
learned. AT that time Alex. Treado was
working around the dock, and saw the
body In the water. lie Immediately
notified the father, woo proceeded at
once to the spot and recovered the body.
The child was aged seven years and
seven months. lie was buried at
L'Anse Thursday afternoon, after SER
vices being held at the Catholic church
in this city, Rev. Father rerhorst Of
fciatinR. The parents feel heart-brokeu
over their loss and they hava the sym
patty of the entire community In their
sad affection.