The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-05-04
Thomas MCCLELLAN is dangerously m.

Ed. Culver was at Marquette the first
Of the week.
Jacob Dolf, Of Marquette, was In town
Wednesday.
P. hester was down from Even part
OF the week.
Grant Ice, of ontonason, was in town
this week.
Mr.. Funke expects to start saving at
his mill Monday.
VIM. M. Peterson, OF Laird, was a
visitor Wednesday.
There was meeting of the village
council Monday evening.
The drive on the Otter River is re-
ported to be "hung up"
Richard Feore has been appointed
health officer Of this village.
Two boats were loading lumber at the
Nester Estate docks this week.
Gee. Kastner, Of GAINESVILLE, Wis, was
transacting business In town Monday.
Mrs. Charles J. Boyle, of Even, was
the guest Of relatives in town this week.
Have you hoard how Herman used the
meat anger? 1t Is the coolest thing on
record.
The tug Cora Sheldon was in port
Friday morning of last week. First
boat in.
Marshal Field Is bound to make 1t hot
for children who willfully neglect to at
tend school.
Mrs. Thoophile Grenier was quite
seriously Ill the first Of the week, but is
now mnch better.
The corner saloon is now turned
about so as to face on Main street. The
place now presents a better appearance.
Health Officer Richard Feore has is
sued the usual spring notice to all per-
sons, firms and corporations to clean mp
their respective promises.
The dance given by Martin Borg last
Saturday evening was most pro-
pounced success. Cream and cake were
served, and all report highly enjoyable
time.
As soon as possible an election will be
held for the purpose OF bonding the
township. The township is badly in
debt and 1t is the only means to over
come the same and put it on sound
basis.
A dancing school has been established
hore by Mr.. J. Z. Crebassa. Mr.. Creoassa
as an instructor In the art cannot
be excelled and cordially invites
al who are DESTROYS of becoming pro-
tcient in that line to attend. The first
session occurred Tuesday evening.
A game of ball occurred at the ball
grounds Sunday afternoon between the
regular nine and lot of ''pickups."
The big fellows thought they had a
cinch, but they found Matt Getzen's
underground curves and grapevine
twists not so '',lead easy' as they might
be.
Last Saturday night while attending a
dance at townsville, Frank Montgomery
beca me involved in difficulty with a
man by the name Of Perault, and was
shot through the arm, causing a painful
but not dangerous wound. Perault has
been placed under arrest, and his hear
ing will take place the first Of next
week.
The drama, monte Chrlsto." which
was rendered as benefit for the knight
of Pythias, at the Opera House last even
ing, was witnessed by large and APP
precIatlve audience. Although the COM
pany was hampered by the small stage,
etc., each member performed his or her
part in an able and artistic manner. Mr..
Linden, WHO plays the leading role, has
established reputation of worldwide
fame, and comment is unnecessary. The
play was certainly one Of the finest ever
rendered In BaraRa.
A certain Baraga youth has got it into
his "think tank" that he is a mashsr,
but his father appears to be of the
opinion that the "child" is too young to
be ipdulgiug in loves young dream to
any alarming extent and sat down upon
his progeny so hard one day last week,
that the boy has not yet fully recovered
from the cruel blow to his hopes and as
pirations. Now this same boys father
is not by any means spring chicken,
and his youthful days are not SO far
past and gone as to prevent him "catch-
ing on" once In while himself. IL ap-
pears that there Is young lady, en-
gagged in learning che young idea how to
shsot, at a short distance from the vii
iage, and as she has relatives living In
town, she usually comes In Friday after.
nosn and remains until Monday morning.
While returning to town as usual last
Friday afternoon, the lady was overtaksr
by the father and son and as 1.-TWO II
company" ETC., the lad was obliged u