The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-12-21
BARAGA.


day.
Frank White was down from Laird
yesterday.
Mrs. p. hester went to Houghton yes
terday.
Peter Nilsson was L'Anse visitor
Monday.
VIM. Hand returned from the lumber
camp this week.
James Burns was at the lumber camps
part OF the week
John Cunningham has decided to sell
his house and lot.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank hester went to
Detroit Tuesday.
Philip Dexter, OF Pequaming, was in
town Yesterday.
II. Nesbitt and l.. j. Gallagher were at
L'Anse yesterday.
Mrs. j. IL. Mcdonald visited Marquette
the fore part of the week.
JOS. Coil, the hustliug dry goods
u.
Richard Barry. foreman for the S. r..
Lumber company, was in town Friday.
Mr. Rankin. OF Lapeer was in the
city yesterday and visited the high
school
Geo. Kartuer, OF GAINESVILLE, Wis.
dealer in hay, grain, ETC., was in the city
Monday
The members OF hester Hose company
will give grand ball at Grandvllc Hall
New Years eve.,
ID. j. Norton came to town Thursday
ard left tor the WOODS Yesterday morn
ing, accompanied by his brother Barney.
K. Ii, OrmsBy! who has been on the
sick list for the past two weeks. is again
allie to be around aud attend to business
Services were held Thursday evening
at the NJ. L. church by Rev. Mr. Hyde.
II is reported that he will locate
here
High mass will be sung at st. AIMS
church Christmas morning. at IL O'clock.
High mass will also be held at Assinins
al IL o'clock Christmas eve.
Miss Lizzie MCCLELLAN will leave for
Ashland. Wis. next week, where she
viii remain for several days Before re-
turning she will visit Duluth. MINI.
william Bearinger.who has been visit
ing friends IN town for several days. left
for Saginaw Wednesday. where he will
spead few days before returning to his |
home at Panther. w. Va.
The report that the Grabower build !
iny is TO be converted into hotel was
cviacnty without foundation. Mr.. !
G.abower states that he has had no in
tentiop OF renting it for such purpose.
AS there will not be another issue OF
THE SENTINEt. until after Christmas we
desire 10 wish our hundreds OF readers
AID patrons the compliments of the
season, and trust that leach one will be |
remembered by Santa Claus.
The last issue OF the Northwestern
Lumberman contained the follewinp:
George hester, of Detroit Mich. was
in Chicago Thursday in attendance upon
the United States court. where he is |
defending a 81. 800 damage suit, brought
against his line OF boats. the result OF
collision"
Harry Hammond. formerly static u
agent at this place for the d., 5 5. ~ A. !
Ia
aud will open a restaurant aud news
stand. He will occupy the building next
to M. Kenefick's meat market, which is !
being neatly fitted up Mr.. Hammond's !
to see him return.
Doubtless several young men in town !
who skirmished the woods day after day /
during the deer season and never even |
got sight OF one, were somewhat pro- .
voked Tuesday afternoon to see good
sized deer scamper down Main street.
Perhaps the animal knew that the law /
was on its side OF the fence. but 1t
better not try that trick too often.
Rev. NJ. j. Stevens has established a
mission OF the Methodist Episcopal
church at Amasa and now pays that
village fortnightly visits. Mr.. Stevens by
his ability and zeal, Is winning warm
place in the hearts Of the citizens OF
Crystal Falls and is rapidly straighten-
ing,eut the tangled affairs of the local
church.-Crystal Falls Diamond Drill.
Attention is called to the page adver-
tisement In this issue OF Jos. Coil, the
enterprising dry goods merchant. Mr..
Coil is one Of Baraga's leading mer-
chants and enjoys large and constant
1y increasing trade. His goods are al
ways first-class In every particular and
prices within the reach OF ALL He has
no old stock to dispose 'of but each
article in his store is new, OF good quail
ity aud desirable.