The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12

satisfaction. He works either by the day
or contract and will furnish material when
desired. He is too well known in Baraga
county to need any words of commenda-
ton from us, suffice to say that he is a
good, Woodworking and liberal citizen.
Andrew wahi
has been engaged in raising fruits and veg
etables here for several years and now has
a fine farm and orchard only mile from
town, and he supplies the home market
with all kinds of vegetables during the
summer season, and all kinds of small
fruits, and he is demonstrating the fact
that fruit and vegetables can be raised
here to u profit.
Joseph Busha
came to Baraga county sixteen wears apo
and to this city about six years ago. nj
which time he opened up a saloon and 10
now engaged in the same business. He ba.
three story building, 42x5O, and has the
lower hoor fitted up in excellent tyle for a
par ROOM and handles the very best brands
OF liquors, both foreign and domestic. that
money will buy, for the river and logging
boys. Mr.. Busha also owns 500 or eoo
acres OF timber lands which are coward
Win pine, hard maple and hemlock. md
some OF it is for sale, ranging in price fron,
IS to $40 per acre. He is strictly bonorohI.
in all his dealings and is one of orr most
prominent business men. Mr. R,sh.
mas quite number of horses and cat,Ia
ana does general exchange business.
Miss May McKernan
Is the assistant postmistress and sba =.
amply qualified to fill that position. sba ..
also assisted In her duties by her s;.,..
MISS h'sie' ana they are giving the best 30
Satisfaction There are about 300 boxas,.
the ONCE and it is in excellent cond;,;o,,
Miss Gertrude Taylor
is the efficient telegraph operator for r..
western Union Telegraph Company nj tb;s
pace ana she has her office at Harris. drna
store. ohe also issues money orders ,o.
Tue american Express company. and 81.
makes very careful official in both nos;
tions. POSI-
Philip IL. McKernan.
"A learned and skilled physician ia o,,.
In demand and too high an estino ..
not be placed upon him; iust 90 4. y
the disciples of Blackstone. n a.
~ .a'. matter when man is defending
us onarac'er' morair rights or his propertv
that he seek good counsel. Rather thar
employ an unlearned attorney Won had
pe'eer let your case go by default and save
the Zee III your rights are worth defapd
Ing a' al they are worth defending well
ana 10 40 this able lawyers should be- am.
ployed. The bar of L'Anse liz esnaciou,,
strohg ana member of that bar il Pbi,in
H. Mchernan, and he is the pioneer attor.
ney OF the city Mr.. McKernan, graduated
at the law college at Ann Arbor, Michigan
and has now been practicing for 10 wears
and all that time In this city and was
county attorney for six years He has bis
office over the Menge block, and has a
large and complete library. He is one Of
the leading and most prominent attorueys
in the county, and has been identified on
either one side or the other of every case
of any Importance that has been tried in
our courts, and he has been, generally,
on the winning side. During the
time Mr.. McKernan has been practicing
here he has proven himself to be strictly
honorable in all of his dealings, and never
takes advantage of his clients ignorance
Of the law, by giving him false hopes, and
lnveigling him into costly law suit when
he knows he has no chance Of winning It.
Mr.. McKernan also held many offices of
public trust during the time he has resided
here, which is certainly sufficient evidence
Of his popularity, and is now holding the
office of City attorney. Mr.. McKernan
owns several hundred acres Of fine timber
and stone lands in this county, and was
,ne of the instigators and is interested in
he "Dry Pressed Brick Co.. an institution
our people all take great pride in. Mr..
McKernan is n son of John Q. McKernan
me OF the pioneers Of the county coming
,ere in 1910, and was engaged in various
business enterprises. Mr.. McKernan, Jr.,
s one of our most prominent citizens and
are glad to note that he enjoys large
Ind constantly increasing practice.
Chas Hebard Son.
The weather being exceptionally fine
Turing our witt in L'Anse, we hired con
,eyance and made visit to the little city
Il Pequaming, located about miles north
ast Of this city, and while there we made
tour Of inspection Of the large saw mill
liant of Chas. Hebard & Son, which was
established there about IL years ago.
hey now have plant costing about
10000, and it has capacity Of $1,000
eet OF lumber per day. They work $50
men in the mill and the Same number In
he lumber camps The mills are located
in Keweenaw Bay, and the firm owns one