The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-23
CITY ITEMS.

Yesterday afternoon.
Charles Cul!uan is erecting dwelling
bouse on Main street
Mrs G. Johnston left for Marguerite
Monday to visit her sister.
Mrs John X. Thomas went TO Mar
,,s,te Thursday afternoon.
csoroe Friendlander, OF Chicago, was
visitor ia town Tuesday.
csorge Truscott, John Chandler, and
,oe Layalley left for Duluth Monday.
w i Gunter left for Chassel Wednes-
dav where he will remain for several
weeks.
r Crebassa was over from Baraga
wodnesday. shaking hands with his
many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. william Moere and Mrs.
Reniamin Brink, OF Pequaming, were in
town Wednesday,
A nnmber of men have left town. hav-
lpg been thrown out OF employment Oh
account OF the fire.
Charles Cullhan has purchased Nj.
Mauger'S saloon and TOOK posseSs'on
Friday Of last week.
p X McKernan's law office Is now
Iacated in the Office OF the probate Judge
IL ,o,,r, hausp huiluiAp.
John Campbell has opened temporary
store in Mrs, Curry's building on Ihlrd
street uu,il his new store building is
completed
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Welsh left Ter
CRYSTAL Falls Thursday afternoon. Nj.
Welsh has not as yet decided whether he
viii rebuild here or not.
The excursion which the d., >. ,. a.
nlway intended TO run from Marueite
tl.Anse aud Baraya last Sunday was
postponed on account Of raipy weather.
In a short time l. Anse will again be
hustlipg town. Our business men are
full Of grit and enterprise and Will soon
be on deck as usual You can never
keep an enterprising man down.
The SENTINEL is under great obliga-
| (,ous TO the Houghton Gazette and Han
cock Copper Journal for favsrs extended
during misfortune by fire. Such noble
acts 0f Kindness will forever be re-
membered.
Hector Gingras, who has worked at
the barber trade in this city for a
number Of years, has purchased the
hreers outfit formerly owned by
Villain Ferguson. OF Baraga, and has
osened shop at pequaming.
This is the way Kansas exchange
pa,sli Leap year is not five months
oli aud yet the new women are finding
out that the men folks are not to be
fooled with Several suits are now
pending for breach Of promise. growing
oat Of propositions made by the girls
last for iun,' to try their hand at The
new business"
Secretaries Olney aud Carlisle recent
y consented, for the first time since they
held Office TO be photographed seated at
their desks. The pictures were taken AT
the request Of the Ladies' Home Journal
ald, win be used TO illustrate ex-President
Hanlson'S article describing the working
Of the state department in the July
numbcr Of that magazine.
Monday afternoon Peter SanGs, Sr.,
narrowly escaped being seriously hurt
by his team OF horses running away.
The horses became lrightel at some
thing and started down Main street.
Mr. Sands fell from the wagon and game
Very near being run over. He escaped
with few slight bruises. The horses
were caught by some person behind
Seifer,'s saloon.
prominent French physician says:
The worse case OF small pox can be cured
10 three days simply by the use OF cream
OF tartar. This is a sure. never falling
remedy. One ounce of cream Of tartar,
dissolved In PIN OF water, TO be drank
when cold, at short intervals. Ii can be
taken at any time, and is preventative
well as a curative. 1t Is known to
nave cured in thousands OF cases with
out a failure. 1t never leaves mark
aud never causes blindness.
Following is the semi-annual appor-
tionment Of the primary school interest
iund for the various townships In
baraga county, which has been received
oy the county treasurer, and by him
paid to the various township treasurers:
afvon, S36. "a; Baraga, $3.50. sS; Coving-
700, s7.S6; DAnse, S2S2.30; Spur,
s'css. The county treasurer has also
apportioned the fines and penalties for
'he past year on the same basis which
VIII be used as a library fund: Arvon,
SS5; Baraga, $50. 90; Covington, S1.09;