The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-08-17
BARAGA..

uty.
Mrs. Ruby,of Chicago, is visiting Mrs.
n. 5. Pennock.
Jay Drew, treasurer of Laird township.
was in the city Wednesday transacting
business.
Barney Norton, OF Even, Is In the city
for few days looking after his interests
here,
Miss Alice Bird, Of Detroit, visited
Mrs T. Ii, McGrath a few days this
week.
Mrs. John Fgnke and daughter Miss
Addie liilyer returned Monday, after
six weeks visit In DAKOTA, Iowa and
Minnesota.
Miss Tillio Rentenbach, OF Han cock,
arrived on the morning train Thursday
to spend few days with Mrs. McGlath
AMI daughter
4 grand bal! will be given at the
Chappeil House this evening. Good
music will be furnished for the occasion.
Tickets Si.t0, supper included. Every
body cordially invited to attend and
have q good time
Mike Curley was down from Baraga
with the baseball team OF that place
last week and spent the greater part of
his time here. He likes BaraGa very
much and is we'll pleased with his job
there. Barasa's ball team has improved
very much during the past few weeks.
-Ne9aunee cor MiuipG Journal.
The following is taken from the Eagle
River correspondence OF the Copper
Couutry Evening News: James Shea
OF Lac La Belle. and Tracy Wlmns. of
Baraga. who evidently had been tired of
lives OF single blessedness. We're united
Ia marriage By Justice r. j. BENEFITS
on Thursday evening.
Wednesday nish about $3.50 the fire
alarm was sounded and people ran in all
direction to see where aud what II was.
IL was finally located in the oil house at
the mill yard OF the ThoS. NeSter estate.
Fire had started in the building IN some
manner which cannot be accounted for.
(probaLly from the burner) 1t was dis
covered in time. however, to save the
building aud coptentS The damage
done will not BE over SIS.
Wednesday, afternoon the people CT
Baraga were startled by the ringing OF
the tire bell. The cause OF the alarm
was .oou tound to De u Dire IN l.. Fou-
caalt's hall building. which caught from
spark falling from the chimsey Of the
dwelling near by. aud alightlpg ~ Il
corner ce;ween the main building and
small leen-lo or shed. which Is kept for
storing oil etc The flames spread
quite rapidly under abe shed roof and up
the side OF the main building. but foItu-
uately did not DO very much damage,
more thln bnrning the clapboards aud
the shed roof. THe lite iaades made
shor; work of It whea they arrived.
Az exchange truthfuliy says: Keep
your eye on the merchant who udver-
tises consistently. lie always has some
ihing more 10 Offer YOU thar ;he one
wlO thinks ii does not pay TO advertise.
Where the merchant advertises the pen-
PIE 20 because they very wisely conclude
there must be something behind it,
They always buy wbera they find the
goods and prices what they are adver-
tiseG to be. The merchant ia thus being
able to realize quickly on his goods can
purchase new ones and keep his stock
complete ana well assorted, ana viii IL
crease his stock aud his patronage both
az the same time. say il does MT pay
TO advertise. bring any argument TO bear
against it you cat, but you cannot con-
tro"ert the fact that it docs pay. and the
cvidench OF ii is before you every day in
tue week. and none but those who take
"a decidedly pessimiStic view vt the bust
ness would fail to see H."
There was car siJe-,racked here
THURSDAY hliei with cabbazc, potatoes.
watermelons aud apes, which were
sold at retail 10 the pubic At about
the same price as cur home merchants
and farmers can sell fer. and 1t seems as
though the authorities would either
stop the traffic or make the man pay "a
license. which he does aOt do. Our
merchants are paying taxes. aud are
rerideuts that 20 10 build up our town,
and it seems unjust to 10 allow an out
slider and Il stranger to come into our
midst aud take the ready cash when the
home NOR chant should get the benefit,
for he accommodates the people from
month to month by waiting foe his pay.
and when there is little cash to he had.
it should not be allowed TO be pocketed
= by outside strangers. Make them pay
their license at any rate
On Monday afternoon Matt Armstrong.
while at WORK on the lumber docks of
the hester estate saw young deer In
the water under the dock, and succeeded
in capturing IL just Ia time To save us
IL haI atn IN aud fran 4 40 head