The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-12-07
BARAGA.
b. woolsey was in town Monday.

Wm. Csach made tour OF the lumber
camps Tuesday.
Chas. Auge was sick part OF the week
with sore throat
Thos. Hazel, OF Skauee, was In town
Wednesday.
Joseph Vasseur OF Ontonagon, was in
town part OF the week.
Jerry Greenleai's horse has been very
sick for several days.
Mrs. Il. n. Law returned home Tues
day from her lecturing tour
Mrs Luke Welsh, Of L'Anse, called on
Mrs. I. IL. McOrath Thursday.
NJ. Butler. OF Ishpeming. was doing
business in the city this week
Allen kirkpatrick was transacting
business in the city Wednesday.
VIM. Mcguire went to Houghton the
first Of the week to purchase horses.
Joseph Courtney went out to scale logs
for Culver and others tho first of the
week.
Miss Nell Goggan, of Hancock. the
''clite dressmaker," visited Miss Annie
McGrath Sunday.
There is to be another meat market
established in the MCCLELLAN store build
ny by John Cliche. ~
Mr. +. Il. Penberthy was in the city
Monday selling butter and eggs to the
merchants.
c. II. Chong, who sold his laundry in
this city two weeks ago, left Saturday
for the south.
Frank Pequette. Of Pequaming and
Frank Hall. OF the NJ, L. Mission. were
in town Tuesday.
supplies. taken from this place TO the
various camps every day.
Rev +. o. Jones, OF L'Anse. aud
Presiding Elder Res0John Sweet were
in town for few hours Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs A. y. Pnct and children
expect TO leave for Saginaw Monday.
whore they will spend the holidays.
Services were held at the NJ. +. church !
last sunday morning. Rev. McGann, of |
Hoa-hton, officiating, We understand !
that services will be held tomorrow
morning
NJ Stnrtz, photographer. who spent
portion of the >uMner in Barnga with I
c. I. Merrihttd Mas opened u gallery in !
MarMet,e. Wis.-(liS many friends wish /
him success.
Hugh Sesbitt thinks OF building lii; /
store back to the railroad track to make
room for his hardware stock. He knows
the value Of advertising.
Several mill men have gone to NUNS
Ing and Grand Marias, since the mills
closed, to take part in the boom there
this winter but will return in the spring.
There was blocade of teams on the
corner Of Superior and Ontonagon streets
Monday afternoon. Business in teaming
is pretty lively this winter but the
sleiShing Is not very good.
The steambarse Sch0ocraft and con-
sort Bourke of the Nestrr ileet. came in
here for shelter the latter part of last
week. They were laden with lumber
from Duluth for lower lake ports.
A graphic idea OF the immense size OF
Siberia may be CLEANED from the follow
ing comparisons: All of the states.
kingdoms. principalitles. empires. etc,
OF Europe Except Russa) and all of
the United States. including Alaska.
could be placed side by side in Siberia.
and yet bu: little more than cover that
immense country.
w. J. Law. who has held the Office Of
president OF the school board since the
election last Sprhg. was removed by the
beard Saturday last. The trouble arose
over the fact that Mr.. Law refused to
cOunterslgn orders held by one
OF the teachers for salary. We under
stand that no appointment has MS yet
been made to til the Office.
The following is taken from the Ham
COCh NppPNi VI idsl
'.As the lumber barge Mary N. Bourke. OF
the Nester fleet, was coming down from
New Duluth Monday morning last with
load Of lumber, she jammed hole
through her hull at the water line and
was forced to run upon the bank to keep
the water out. She was patched up and
left the same night Tor the east
People who have been waiting the past
four or five years to see Baraga go down
have concluded that ''she is here to
stay" and are now getting ready to help
build up the town. There will be sever
al new buildings erected IN the spring,
and undoubtedly there will be some de-
mand for the superior quality OF pressed
brick which the LAnse Brick Company
j. manufacturing.
The Calumet & Kecla Mining Co. for
merry collected So per year from each
employe to constitute "A fund which the