The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-07-27
}. D. Jonas, dentist, OF Marquette, is

Several Baraga young men were in
town Sunday with their wheels.
L. j. Shepard has had new fence
placed IN trout of his residence.
Several young men from Pequamipg
were In town the first OF the week.
Mr.. Charles Hesard, of Pequaming,
was in town few hours Thursday.
| A family picnic was glvin at Silver
River Tuesday by Mr.. and Mrs. c. p.
Blankenhorn.
Considerable freight arrived for L'Anse
| merchants Tuesday on the steamer City
OF Duluth.
G. .BlanEenhorn still persuades large
speckled trout to swallow hook. He
brought home some dandies this week
Two prisoners arrived at the county
jail from Baraga this week, one for lar
ceny, and the other common vagrant.
Miss Amy Lang and Miss Maggie
Brimacombe, OF Houghton, were visiting
MISS Allle hCheHLle. vi IeQudmiHS' Lnis
week.
The M. L. church looks very neat
have also been placed in front OF the
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carney left fer
Canada Monday evening to visit Mrs.
Carney's parents. They will be gone
about three weeks.
J. f. Shepard, of the Merchants and
Miners bank. Calumet, and Pc. Ruppo
of the same town. drove down yesterday
to enjoy few days fishing.
Their was regular meeting VI Fall
River Tent, No, 35l, X. D. T. NJ. We'd
uesday evening, when a new candidate
was introduced to the goat"
While working around moving ma
chine Tuesday. Samuel McKindlas met
with painful accident by having the
top of one of the fingers on his right
hand cut of.
August 22nd will be gala day fer
L'Anse, On account Of the annual
meeting of the A. o. q. w. lodges OF the
upper peninsula. Large posters will be
Issued In u few days.
An excursion, accompanied by the
Unity Temple OF Houor. from Lake
Linden. arrived in town Tuesday on the
steamer City of Marquette, and the ex-
cursonis's spent a few hours very
pleasantly. The Lake Linden ball team
also accompanied the party. and stopped
off at Baraga. to cross bats with the
crack team OF that place. The eXcur-
sionists werc furnished fine music by
t;l, Lake Linden band
Little Jack prays every night for oil
the different members OF the family. His
father had been away - one time fer q
short journey, and that night Jack was
praying FIR him as usual. BLESS papa,
and take care of him." he was beginning
as usual, when suddenly he raised his
head and listened. Never mind aSout
it nov, Lord, eDde the little fellow
Il hear him down in the hail."-Albany
State.
Miss Lizzie MCCLELLAN, OF Baraga, rep
resentlng the American Musical associa-
tion, of Chicago, was in the city Wednes-
day soliciting names for tive-year
membership TO the association, each
MEMBER being presented with portfolio,
entitled the Golden Treasury OF Music"
which is very fine, its classical selections
being the richest gems from the old
masters. All those who have not Sc
cured membership are cordially re-
Quested TO do so
A well known Scio farmer went into
his COW stable TIE other night and by
mistake mixed up nice mash 10 box
filled with sawdusi Instead OF bran. The
COW merely supposing that it was on
account Of the hard times and that they
her supper and the man never discover
ed bis mistake until the next morning
when he mixed the COW, and she gave
down half gallon Of turpent'ne, a
quart OF shoe pegs and a bundle of lath.
--Dext ter Leader.
Here is sure cure for sick headache.
according to the Kansas City Journal:
II you ever have sics headache, and
want it cured quickly and effectively,
with none Of the debilitating effects Of
drugs, just take a tablespoonful OF red
pepper, mix 1t with vinegar to thick
paste and spread OIL a cloth-eotten or
linen-bind upon the forehead with
handkerchief from temple to temple;
then takeabout two grains OF the red
pepper In a tesspoenful Of vinegar and
swallow It. The mixture on the fore
head will burn but not blister, and In
the course Of 10 minutes the headache
will disappear under :ho stimulating ef-
fscts Of this remedy, leaving the patiebt
feeling as II such distressing things as
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