The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-10-26
BARAGA.
los. Coil was at L'Anse Monday.

Gay.
Cord Johnston was over from L'Anse
Monday.
Jacob Dolf, of Marquette was in town
Tuesday.
John f. Nester arrived on the noon
train Thursday.
Charles Auge's new dwelling house is
nearly completed.
w. s. Thompson was at his lumber
camp this week.
Jerry Sullivan was down from Laird
the first OF the week.
Allen Kirkpatrick, of Hancock, paid
the merchants visit Thursday.
Attorney p, X. McKernan, of L'Anse,
was in the city Thursday on business.
Z. X. Penberthy, of Houghton. trans
acted business in the city Wednesday.
jim. Craig and Frank Newton were
down from Newtonville Wednesday.
Philip yoetseh, of L'Anse, was trans
acting business in the city Wednesday.
Night operations at John Funke's mill
were discontinued the first OF the week.
w. S. Thompson has taken a contract
to bank quite lot of timber the coming
winter.
Our winter is all thawed out again. and
we are now going to have some fine
weather.
Mike Curley, our efficient ball player,
lis on the sick list this week. Hope he
will soon recover
Mrs. H.Nesbitt is still quite i'll at West
Branch. although somewhat improved
since last week.
Tessy Vaughn is very low with ty-
phoid fever, and fears are entertained
as to her recovery.
Mrs. Thomas Murphy. after pro-
tracted illness of about six weeks. is
again able to be around.
Tom Curley is in the city since Thurs
day evening, greeting all his old friends
with hearty hand shake.
John Dillon, of Houghton, has started
. numbering camp OH hi, homestead a
few miles from Baraga.
j. Burns harvested large and excel
lent crop OF potatoes this season. Mr..
Burns is an all-around hustler
The dance given at the Chappell House
last Saturday evening was well attended
and highly enjoyed BY all present
Have your job printing done at THE
SENTINEL. Office which has the hes, OF
facilities for turning out first-class work.
Lee Crebassa, who has been employed
in the Houghton Gazette Office for the
past two months. returned home Meu-
day.
DO not forget the grand ball to be
given Thanksgiving eve Nov eth, by
Baraga Lodge. knights of Pythias. 1t
will be grand affair.
J, IL. Jenkins. editor of the Ioughton
calling on friends and acquaintances,
and stopped over until Tuesday.
j. G.. Real was digging potatoes on his
homestead few days last week. We
have not heard what the result of his
labors were. but trust he had good luck.
There has beer quite good many
new horses brought into town lately,
Some of the owners by the way side'
must be making money. although times
are hard.
Thomas Murphy who has been sick
for the past two weeks. is again so that
he can be around. He was seen on the
street Thursday, and looks like pretty
sick man yet
Carl Schmellng. the harness maker.
has change of advertisement in this
Issue. Mr.. Schmeing has fine line of
horse furnishing goods at very reason
able prices.
August Nisula made final proof upon
his homestead before the probate judge
at IIoughton Monday. Mr. Nisula has
a fine homestead siXty-ive acres OF which
is cleared. Among other crops this
season he harvested fifty-two tons of
good hay, and 1.1s6 bushels OF choice
potatoes
Through an oversight THE SENTINEL
last week neglected to mention the mar
riage OF Mr.. Adolph Pinet and Mrs. Mary
Arnold. which was solemnized at the
residence of Mr.. Pinot Thursday, the
18th inst. Rev. Father Terhorst ofiiciat-
ing. The many friends of the contract
ing parties unite In wishing them
prosperous future.
From the Ashland Press we learn that
NJ. J. Bourke, for years in the employ OF
the Nesters, Is prime mover
in the organization Of big lum-
Der corporation at Orienta, situated at
the mouth OF Iron river In Wisconsin,
which has tributary to 1t 800, 900, 900 feet
of pine. 1t IS understood that he and
others will stock the new concern with