The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12
BARAGA.
Repairs to the Nester Estate mill were


commenced Monday.
w. F. Fitch's private car passed
through the city Monday.
August Hanson, of the Sweds Settle
ment, was in town Tuesday.
Charles Green blatt left Wednesday for
two weeks visit with relatives at Nil
waukee.
WILDER Sharp left for West Branch
Sunday for few weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs. +. n. Law lett Tuesday for four
months lecturing tour In the southern
states.
An accident at the pump house caused
the water to be shut off In the city Tues
day morning.
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. Ii. McGrath and fam
lily were at Laird visiting friends Sun
day.
c. L. Roche. E. II. Ormsby and l.. j.
Gallagher were at L'Anse the first of
the week.
The subject which Rev. NJ. j. Stevens
will discuss tomorrow evening will be
"Mormon's Rights"
Mrs. Jas. II. Steele, of Chicago, was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Funke
part OF the week.
Hal Jewett who has been visiting
John hester, returned to his home at
Detroit Wednesday morning.
Several lads have charge of an ice rink
on the bay near Fuuke's mill. Everyone
can now skate to their hearts content.
Mr. and Mrs. John Funke and Miss
Addie Hilyer attended the funeral of
Mrs. ID. j. from bley at Houghton, Sun
day.
William Coach left Sunday for
southern trip. He will visit New Or
leans and other points and will be absent
about six weeks.
The tug Bruce, which was harbored at
the Nester Estate docks for the winter,
sank Thursday evening, caused by leak
in the hold.
We unintentionally neglected to men,
tion the party given by Mr.. and Mrs. s.
ID. Davenport at their residence Thurs
day evening of last week. The occasion
was very pleasant one.
There were several cases of scarlet
fever IN the city o. late and II is reported
that the children inflicted were allowed
danger
Tuesday evening several Of the Young
men of the city gave social dance at
Foucault's Hall. The affair was gotten
up on short notice, but nevertheless, all
who attended had fine time.
One Of the easiest ways to make people
go abroad to trade is to neglect to adver-
tise at home. AS a rule people who send
away for .heir goods do SO because of the
bargains offered in the city papers or be-
cause they see things advertised which
they think the local merchants do not
keep.
Joseph Malherbe, marshal Of Hancock,
was In the city part OF the week, looking
after Finlander named Ed. Kaulinen,
who, 1t is claimed, is guilty of breaking
into a store at Hancock. He found his
man about $50 o'clock Wednesday even
ing, and took him to Hancock on the
evening train to answer to the charge.
Last Saturday the supreme court
sustained the decision OF the cir
cult court of Saginaw, in the case
OF A. A. Plnet VS.. Van Wrinkle
X Montague. Mr., Pinet had a
lumber contract with the above named
firm, which they failed to fulfill. Mr..
Pinet began suit In the court at Sagi-
nav year ago and received Judgment
for ss5o.so. The firm appealed, but as
stated, met with defeat.
Whsn you are riding on the cars you
may be curious to know how fast you
are going. Step on the platform and
watch the track underneath intently I'M
Til you can distinguish when one rail
Joins another. Then count the joints as
you go by, and as many as you count In
tweaty-one seconds is the number Of
miles an hour the train is going. If
there is double track you need only
watch one OF the opposite rails out OF
the car window and count the JOINTS
Elk.