The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-02-23
BARAGA.
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Advertising all
The time.
There is but little sickness in town a
present.
Dan Mcmillan was at ontonason thi.
week.
A valuable cow owned by Martin BERG
died Saturday last.
Geo. W. Smith and son George we're al
the homestead the latter part of the
week.
The homestead contest between
MIS-. Arnold and Peter Darcy has been
decided 10 favor OF Mrs. Arnold.
Miss Comstock, of Marquette, who
had been visiting Miss Lizzie Bendry for
several days,rsturned to her home Tues
day.
E. Francis and M. Kenefick were at
L'Anse last Saturday evening. in attend
ance at the dance given by L'Anse
Orchestra.
A social dance was given at Foucaults
Hall Friday evening of last week by the
Ladies' Committee. Refreshments were
served aud general good time enjoyed.
Two cows, one owned by Andrew
Duchane, and the other by an Indian at
Assinins. were killed by the passengt
train from the east Monday evening.
Peter Darcy received a telegram
Thursday morning from Detroit stating
that his father was very sick, and was
not expected to live, Mr.. Darcy left for
Detroit on the ten o'clock train.
Master Otto Putsky entertained
number of his friends last Tuesday
afternoon 1t balng the ninth anniversary
of his birth. Refreshments were served
and they all had royal good time.
A dog was killed at the crossing near
Funke's mill by the passenger train from
the west Tuesday morning. The head
and legs were entirely severed from the
body. II said that the dog was owned
by man at Red Jacket
A. o. Smith has purchased the home
stead belonging to Fred Pinet and will
make his first visit in few days and com.
mence to make clearing. A. o. says in
two years time he will have one OF the
5sst farms In that section of the coun-
try.
The following named gentlemen kave
been elected officers of the Baraga Ath-
letic Club: President, l.. J. Gallagher:
secretary. Il. 4. Funke; treasurer. II.
gen. commander, &. w.
Roche; assistant commander, Charles |
Valentine.
At the Democratic caucus held in the
Town Hall Thursday evening, the fol-
lowing named gentlemen were chosen
delegates TO attend the county conven-
tion to be held In this city this afternoon:
James j. Byers. Richard Feore, Z. l..
Roche, l.. j. Gallagher, II. Nesbitt, NJ.
Cosgrove, Thomas MCCLELLAN and John /
Cochran.
At the meeting Of Baraga Camp, M. W.
OF A., last week, William Bearinger, ex-
clerk, was presented with a beautiful
gold watch charm. On one s.do is the
emblem Of the order, while on the other
are the following words. neatly engraved:
Compliments of Baraga Camp. No.
2474, January LIST 1896" Mr.. BeariDser
prizes the gift very highly.
A letter received by William Bearlnger
last week from his father, II. Bearinger,
who is located at Panther,W Va, states
that at that time there was eight inches |
of snow. Mr.. BeariDger also stated that
they had just completed harvesting 600
tons OF fine ice from tho Tug river, the
first ever housed at Panther The town (
is rapidly growing and promises to be a
thriving place In the near future.
William Ferguson, who has been con- !
Quoting barber shop In the Byers'
block, has removed to the Chappel
House, where he has commodiGus and
neat parlors, with firs,-class bath rooms
in connection. Mr.. Ferguson is an A
No. barber, and his many friends will
be pleased to learn that he has decided
to remain 10 Baraga. Billy cordially in
yites old customers as well as new enes
to call at his now location.