The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-11-23
BARAGA.


day
Cord Johnston was owes from L'Anse
Thursday.
The street hydrants are being prepared
fog winter.
Henry Norton is confined to his bed
with typhoid fever.
Z. l.. Stone was copper country
visitor Wednesday.
Mike Owens came in from the woods
Saturday.
Mr.. Sidney Adams. of Marquette, was
in town Wednesday.
sIr. and Mrs. f. Carroll and daughter
spent Sunday at Dollar Bay.
John Funke's mill will close down for
the season this evening
Allen Kirkpatrick, OF Hancock, was
in the city Wednesday.
a quantity Of shingles were shipped
from this place this week.
William Coach and Martin Cosgrove
visited Marquette Thursday.
Frank Nester returned from Detroit
Or the evening train Wednesday. "
w. S. Thompson was in from his lum-
Der camp the first OF the week
c. j. Kehoe, of Hancock, was in the
city Thursday, taking orders for scigars.
Miss Rose Gamble was over from L'Anse
Sunday calling or friends and ac-
Qua!ntances.
We understand that DR.. w. L. String
ham will soon open a drug store in the
Norton building.
DR.. Herm Beckstrom. dentist, is nov
as the Hotel Veniome, where he will re-
main for several days.
Miss Mary FaIk was the guest of Miss
Annie McGrath from Friday evening
unt. Monday morning.
James Bart manager and proprietor
OF the Burt foundry, Hancock. was in
the city Saturday for few hours
\. ID. Grant, OF the WellS-S;on4 Mer-
CATTLE Co.. of Saginaw, was in the city
Thursday in the interest of the firm.
Joe Conley left Wednesday with crew
OF men for Ashland. as foreman for ID.
Kingston in one of his numbering camps.
Mr.. Draper made his regular trip
Thursday showing his samples Of fancy
groceries TO the merchants aud supply
ing their wants
John Mcintosh has a large number Of
fine turkeys which he will dispose of he r
fore Thanksgiving. Call and ascertain
just how to get one cheap.
Those indebted 10 THE SESnSEL for
subscription TO the paper will confer a
great favor by RENTING the amount.
We must have what is due.
Mrs. Geo. W. Smith left for lower
Michigan "Wednesday of last week. where
she will remain for several weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
best deer hunting record thus far this
season. lie was gone only five days last
week when lie came in with four large
deer.
J. W. Craig and Frank Newton, Of
Newtonville, passed through town Thurs
day on their way to the huntiAg
grounds" They intend to be gone three
or four days.
Attention is called tothc new adver-
tisement in another column OF Fred
Stewart. veterinary surgeon ard dentist.
Mr.. Stewart has an excellent reputation
Is u veterinary surgeon.
Tom Mctirath received a card from
Frank Webb Thursday evening from
Heber. ARK. stating that he arrived
there last Saturday, the 10Th inst. lie
says he will probably remain there this
winter. and thinks he will not return to
Michigan again.
Joe Coil Edward Real, Herman S,ein-
back and Tom McGraih consider them
selves hunters OF unquestionabe ability.
and consequently on Saturday afternoon
last prepared themselves for the next
days sport of shooting at the fleet-footed
deer They provided the following bill
OF fare to lunch on during their stay in
the woods: Fifteen lbs. fresh beef steak
lbs. creamery butter, y doz. cans OF
corn. = dez. cans of tomatoes. x doz.
cans Of corned beef. 4 doz. loaves OF
bread, 3 lbs. coffee. :: cans milk. bag
salt, Id. tea, piece OF mess pork. a
smoked ham. large box OF crackers, a
bottle OF Jamaica ginger. bottle OF pain
killer, a bottle OF schnaps, "a bottles Ex-
port, and sundry other articles. After a
good deal OF delay they managed to get
started. leaving Baraga about nine
o'clock. All went well until they got to
the creek at the foot Of the hill near
Giddings' place when the evener broke
and the horses left the wagon In the
road. They aroused Mr.. Giddings from
his slumber, but he could not accemo'
date them with the required eveuer, so
they had nothing to do but to tramp
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