The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-09-14
BARAGA.

oohu H. hIu was over from " A ms
Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. lines is confined to her HON
by Illness.
Norris Overmeyer was down from
Laird Monday.
Frank Webb was in town Sunday an,
Monday.
Miss Dean, OF Green Bay, is the CUES
OF Miss Maud Brler.
George Shepard was on the sick lst
the fore part of the week.
Mrs. N. s. Penuock has been quite IL
for the past two weeks.
p. r. McKernan was over from L'Anse
Tuesday on legal business.
COW was cremated in the brush fires
west of the village Tuesday.
Miss Edna Buchanan has accepted a
position as saleslady at kits.
Asa Hammond has been on the sick
list for the past three or four days.
Miss Mary Wahl, OF L'Anse, was the
guest of Miss Leona Smith last week.
Mr.. A. u. Cowles, of Minneapolis
Mimi, Is visiting his sister, Mrs. John
Funke.
Allen Kirkpatrick, of Hancock, was
transacting business in the city Mon
day.
Mrs. George Butterfeld. of Houghton,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Thomas Nc
Gillian.
Mrs John Hid. of L'Ause was the
guest of Mrs. 5. d. Davenport part of
the week.
Jos. Coil has returned from Chicago,
where he has been purchasing his fall
stock OF dry goods
The Schoocraft, OF the hester estate
fleet, brought In another large raft of
logs from Ontonagon Friday.
Do not fail to see the .Pantomine CT
Sorrow" given by six young ladies at
the Town Hall this evening
VIM Coach is again with US, having
arrived on the evening train from the
east Friday of last week.
Miss Mary Bulger,o L'Anse, returned
home after spending the past two weeks
IN town visiting relatives and friends,
William Pelkie states that crops at his
Homestead this season are in a flourish
ing condition. ii has. some choice land.
Mrs. Sch VAIN and Mrs. Foster and
children. were visiting friends and rela
tiyes at Lake Linden part of the week.
Joseph Conley's child, who has been
having pretty severe attack of summer
complaint, is improving, although yet
quite III.
The board of education held a meeting
Monday evening, and appointed Miss |
Annnir McGrath as teacher at the Falk |
school
Miss Allie MCCLELLAN left Sunday even
iuc for ,lacobsvIle, where she has ac-
cepted a position as teacher. School
opened Mouday.
Tho Shepherdess drill by twelve
children and Harvest drlll by ten girls in
costume. at the Town Hall Baraga. this |
evening
Charles Gracnb!att left last week for |
Even to take charge of branch store /
which William kitz has started at that
place.
VIM. Glenn came in from Laird We'd
nesday with load OF fine potatoes. He
says he will have about 700 bushels to
sell this fall.
For all kinds of shelf and heavy hard
ware. furniture. etc, call on II. Nesbitt.
He has IA large assortment. and OF the
very best quality. Read his advertise
meut in another column.
Gri,u.id's Uncle Toms Cabin COM
PAW played to crowded tent Thursday /
night. The performance was not as
good as was expected, and many were
heard to say sit was very bunny"
Attention is called to the new adve:-
Thompson, dealer In tlolr, feed, hay,
grain, etc. His goods are Of tirst-class
quality, and his prices are always at
rock bottom.
John Miller. of this city, has secured
the agency for farming lands for Baraga,
Houghton. Marquette and Schoolcraft
counties. He states that those contem-
plating purchasing will lind it to their
advantage to call upon or communicate
with him
Miss Rich and Miss Peters, elocution-
lists, viii give a concert this Saturday
evening at the Town Hall. They will
be assisted by local talent Teu little
girls will give the Harvest drill" q
"Shepherdess drlp' by other little girls,
and "Pantomlne OF Sorrow" by six
young ladies. Re"itations by Misses
Rich and re,ers. DO not fail to attend.
A surprise party was gwen Miss
Hattia noyennort Friday, pyeninp by