The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-11-16
BARAGA.

John Funke was at Houghton Thurs
day.
K. l. Peck, of Saginaw, was in town
Thursday.
Albert Grabower was at L'Anse Mon.
day.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Marsin Berg,
Sunday, son.
Louis Grabower, OF Marquette, was in
town Monday.
Peter Darcy has sold his timber to
M. NJ. Morlee, OF Hancock.
Ii. Nesbitt and j. Mcintosh have been
deer hunting for several days.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James Dagget
Wednesday evening, daughter and son.
Mrs. Couch has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Travis at Kenton, for several
days.
A. A. Pinet intends putting 10 guam
tity OF timber this winter on the lower
Sturgeon.
Doc. Hollis was down from Hancock
Wednesday, having driven through. He
returned Thursday.
Samuel Ii. Price shot deer at the
h cad of the bay Sunday after being out
only few hours.
Thos. Curley came up from Negaunee
to see his brother Saturday last, and re-
manned until Tuesday.
Messrs. Martin Kelsey and Frank
Newton came in from the woods Thurs
day with two large deer.
William r. Striugham, physician and
surgeon, has located in Baraga. His
Office is in the Grabower block.
Tessy Vaughn, daughter Of Mr.. John
Vaughn, who has been very sick with
typhoid fever, is improving slowly.
The hester tug Bruce will remain at
Ontonagon during the winter so as to
be prepared to take care of the logs In
the spring.
John hester returned Saturday last
from three days deer hunt, and
brought with him two fine large deer,
the result of his unerring aim.
About twenty-five or thirty deer were
brought into town this week by hunters.
1t is common sight now to SEQ deer or
two in the bottom OF tote wagon.
Joseph Vaccine and family removed to
Escanaba Thursday, where he goes to
take a,position with his brother, who is
in the grocery business. as delivery man.
G. T.. Cameron came in from the hunt
ilg grounds Thursday with no large deer,
no small deer or no deer at all, but still
dear at home.
What has become OF our Cuisines
Mems Association" aud the money that
was collected at the last meeting to
further the interests of Baraga? The
citizens would like to know il anything
is being done.
j. G.. Real had very close call while
out deer hunting few days ago. He
was standing with his back agans. u
large tree when bullet struck the tree
about two inches above hts head
and some of the bark fell onto his hat,
DO rot fail to attend the grand ball to
be given Thanksgiving eve, under the
auspices Of Baraga Lodge, No. 1874,
Knights of Pythias. Elaborate prepara-
tions have been made for the occasion,
and all who attend are assured first
class time.
Miss Fannie Roche, who has been
visiting with her brother, C.. l.. Roche.
for the past few weeks, left Tuesday OF
las. week for Norway. where she goes to
take position as teacher in one of'the
schools at that place. Miss Roche is an
amiable> young lady, and made many
friehds while here who wish her abund-
ant success.
The village has done some very neces-
sary work on Main street this week by
laying crosswalk between Joe Cohps
store and the Canada Hotel also putting
new planks on the old sewer leading
across the street from the Chappeli
House. which had already fallen in. max
ing quite depression in the street.
John Cunningham did both jobs,
The merchant on Wheels" VIM. Wal
lace, struck town again Wednesday, ex-
pecting his car Of -four, etc., along that
evening, and having heard that the local
press had commented on his ''doings"
proceeded to say that, that fellow did
not know what he was talking about,
and that he would like to see any Of the
officers OF our town make him pay a
license for peddliDg. IL seems queer
that our ordinance Number IS, regard
lug hawking and peddling, does net
cover this case. 1t Is OF no practical use
to US, or to our merchants at least, who
are with us the year round, and who pay