The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-16
BARAGA DEPARTMENT.
!. Pryor was down from Houghton

B.F. Ferguson, OF Chicago, was In
town Tuesday.
L. J. Gallagher was at Marquette the
FIRST o. the week.
A. K. Boswell, OF Marquette, was In
the city Wednesday.
Eugene Murphy, Of Hancock, was In
town part Of the week.
Theee OF James McMahon's children
are III with the measles.
Attorney w. K. Doors was at Mar
quette part Of the week.
+. Carroll left Wednesday afternoon
fer Minnesota on business.
Ben Coil returned from 4 business
trip to Chicago Saturday nosn.
John Mcintosh and Jerry Real were on
fishing trip part Of the week.
The Misses Leons Smith and May
Hand are suffering with measles.
The Baragas asd HOughtons will play
baseball at Houghtou Decoration Day.
MIS-. NJ. J. Stevens, OF Crystal Falls,
Is visiting friends and relatives 10 the
city.
T.. |. Peck, OF Saginaw, was transact
Ing business In town the first Of the
week.
s. NJ. Stephenson telegrapded 500 for
fire sufferers Tuesday evening TO p.
hester.
Mrs. Fred Carroll went to Dollar Bay
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Ratenbach.
W.. Power, for several mouths q
resident OF OntonagoD, has taken charge
Of the Baraga paper.
The people OF Bsraga subscribed 5000
for the fire sufferers OF L'Anse, S70O Of
which has been paid 10.
Many Baraga people visited L'Anse
this week to view the ruins caused by
the great fire last Saturday.
j. w. Richards, Clevelaud; c. G..
Spencer, Duluth; ana J. A. Slome.
Racine, were In town Tuesday.
Mr.. Whittemore has rented the st.
German residence aud will bring his
family here to spend the summer.
The ball game Sunday between the
Baragas and Houghtsns resulted In
score Of II to 10 favor Of Baraga.
,Mr.and Mrs. Nj. Funke, Mr.. John Payne
and Miss Payne, of Houghton, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j., Funke.
Joseph Peters Is con6Aed to his homo
with the measles. Mr.. s. Putsky will
deliver for j. II. McDonald's .stsre dur
iDg his illness.
4. l.. Stone went to Jackson Monday
to attend the meeting Of the grand lodge,
h. Of p, as delegate from Baraga
Lodge No. 1874.
Mr.. Vim. Bearisger, who has teen
visiting friends 10 town for the past
three weeks, returned to his home 10
Detroit Wednesday morning.
A Michigan fish car named "At-
tikmipa" passed through the city yes
tsrday and left q quantity of fish to BE-
distributed In the different streams near
here.
One Of NJ. Wsllace's livery rigs run of
from the bridge near this town Sunday
and was badly damaged. The team was
driven by William Timby, but 1t is not
known just how the accident occurred.
Fortunately meme Of the occupants we're
Injured:
Hurrah for the Baraga Hose company.
The bsys did themselves proud at the
terrible confsgratiOn At L'Ause last
Saturday, aud their services we're high
ly appreciated. In behalf OF tina people
Of L'Anse The SENTINEL thanks ysu,
gentlemen.
COUNTY Game and Fish Warden n. 5.
Pennock received 6,70O brook trout from
the ''Seo' dsh hatchery Tuesday, which
were planted in the various streams
throughout the county, list Of which
was published 10 last weeks issue Of
THE SENTINEL.
The Hotel Yendsme is now open to the
public, under the mspagement OF Mrs.
Burt The house has besh thoroughly
renovated and repaired, and presents q
neat and comfortable appearance. On
account OF misfortune by fire The
SENTINEL Is unable to give the hotel an
extended notice 10 this issue.
notwithstanding the great misfortune
by Are THE sEsrlSEL is Oh deck as
Hsual, regardless of the fact that we
were obliged 70 70 TO q distant
city IA have the press work
done, the Bsraga Press having
refused to do II, even when we