The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-09-28
BARAGA.
VS.. Thompson was at L'Anse Thurs

"i"ihu heisey was GOWN from New
tonville Wednesday.
L. j. N. LaCasse was at LAnse Mon
day.
Mrs. Henry Norton was at the home
stead this week.
Sheriff Hid, OF L'Apse, was In the
city Monday on legal business.
Simon Denomle, of Assinins, was IL
the city on business Tuesday.
1t pays others to advertise 10 TIE
SENTINEL. 1t will also pay you.
There was meeting OF Baraga Lodge,
X. OF r., Wednesday evening
There was very severe wind and
thunder storm here Sunday night.
The barges Elmar, Jones and Jenette
are loading lumber this week at Funke's
dock.
w. j. Dawson, real estate broker of
Detroit, was in the city last week a few
days on business.
Mrs. H. Coddington left Tor West
Branch Wednesday, where she will
visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. o. W. Robinson, Of Chassell,
passed through town Tuesday on his
way to the different camps operated by
his company.
There was social dance at the Town
Hail Wednesday evening, and q very
nice time was had. All seemed to en-
JOY themselves very much.
Harry Coddington is suffering from a
boil on his neck, and Is forced to look
forward-uot backward--or else turn
clear around.
Tuesday OF last week large deer,
supposed to have been run into the
water BY dogs, was found drowned in
the bay near the hester Estate mill.
Joseph Saam and Andrew Jackson, two
OF the Allouez Mine sports, took run
TO Baraga on their wheels last Sunday
OF av,sit to their uncle, John Funke.
mir. Il. H. Jenkins, editor OF the
Houghton County Progress, visited Ba-
raga Sunday. and had an eye to business
aforr returning on the evening train.
At;e, tloa is called to the new ad-
vertisement of L. II. McGrath, which
appears IN another column. Mr.. Nc
G,ath has fine line OF samples OF the
latest wall papers. Call and see them.
Mr.. Grelr, travelling In the interest OF
Howard Farwell & Co, music dealers OF
81. Paul, canvassed our town Wejnes-
day eadeavoring To- sell few pianos.
We did not learn what success he had,
but can say he offers some OF the best
makes aud most popular pianos al re-
markably low figures, and OH terms to
suit the times.
There is quite difference in the poor
reports from l. Anse and Baraaa town
ships for the month Of Angus, LAnse
b,ing only S3l, while Baraga is SAG, a
difference OF Sis more for Baraga lowe
ship. which has the smallest population.
1t seems as though this is too much and
should be reduced.
Miss Annie McGrath had quite time
in getting to her school al the Faux
Settlement Monday morning. The
severe storm OF Sunday night blew down
five or six large trees across the road,
and as she had started from home quite
early no tote teams had passed over the
roal, and the trees had not been re-
moved. The buggy had to be lifted over
hen. Nevertheless she called school
on tine.
somc four weeks ago Adior Corrier,
sou OF f. Corrier, who was formerly
section foreman at the Fewsvi!.e section.
and who IS now living on his homestead
at the Sturgeon River, near James Jolir-
sons place. got what be thou2ht was a
wood splinter into ono of his feet at the
heel, Ia such way that IL stoud s,ralph.
up. He or his parents did not pay much
attention to 1t for some days. but finally
10 became so sore and he 80 lame that
Mr.. Corrier brought him to town. and |
DIR. Turner found IT necessary To use an
opiate and open the foot, which he did
Friday Of last week, taking out. not
wood splinter, bat piece of hat pin
two inches long embedde3 quite deep In
the flesh. 1t is great wonder blood
poisoning or other serious difficulty had
not set in before the services OF DR..
Turner were obtained. The boy is now
doing nicely. aud will again be around
In short time, although he is not yet
able 10 be taken To his home.
State Iesch.rs' destitute For Barags
County.
In another column will again be
noticed the announcement OF the state
teachers institute TO be hold az Baraga
the week beginning October nth.
The value OF a meeting OF this kind to
the teacher cannot BE Overestimated,a and
IL Is expected that all the teachers OF the
county, as well as those desiring to be-
come teachers, will attend. a willful
neglect 10 do so, shall be considered q