The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-09-12

Sunday evening.
what's the matter with the Bara.
gas? They're all right.
John Funke was at the copper
country on business yesterday.
Miss Emma Fink, of Milwaukee, is
the guest of Mrs. l.. B. Armstrong.
miss Helen Burt returned to Mar
ouette Tuesday to re-enter ST.
Joseph's Academy for the fall term.
Miss Bessie Perry went to Mar
ouette Monday to attend ST.
Joseph S Academy.
Mrs. E. L. Bower and Miss Rose
Blankenhorn, of l. 'Anse, were Bar
aga visitors Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mcmahon, Tuesday, September 9Th,
son.
Born, to Rev. and Mrs. NJ. ].
Stevens, of Crystal Falls, Friday,
September 4th, daughter.
Work on John Fosters new
dwelling house on Pennock avenue,
is progressing rapidly.
James Watson has secured the
contract for building the new school
house in town 81, range "a.
Mrs. Mary Young and Miss Lizzie
Beehler, of l. 'Anse, were calling on
Baraga friends Monday.
Keep your eye on VIM. Kitz ad-
vertisement in THE SENTINEL, and
watch the bargains he will offer.
Mr.. Morrison, the sleight-of-hand
performer, ventriloquist, ETC., is
sojourning in town for few days.
Mrs. ]. B. Smith, Mrs. J. G.. Tur-
ner and Mrs. M. j. McCabe, of
L'Anse, were calling on Baraga
friends Wednesday.
A free dance was given at Grand
vile Hall last evening in honor of
the champion baseball players of
the upper peninsula-the Baragas.
During the absence of Miss Emma.
Kelsey. who is visiting friends in
Minnesota, her music class will be
in charge of Mrs. Mary Young, of
L Anse
John Buchanan has commenced
the erection of his new building
next to McCarthys place, on Su-
perior street. When completed it
will be used for boarding house
and restaurant.
Judge David Bergeron left Tues
day morning of last week for Bar
aga. He will place his three boys
in the Mission school near that
place, where they will remain for
the coming year. Iron Mountain
Range-Tribune
Charles Huston, who has con-
Quoted a livery stable in Baraga for
the past three years. and who en-
gagged in like business)at Houghton
several weeks ago, has removed the
balance of the outfit to that
place, where, it is understood, he is
doing a tourishing business.
The following guests were regis
tered at Hotel Vendome this week
Isaac Baker and c. Wendels, Chi
cago, r. c. Pryor. Houghton; Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Ferguson and Miss
DeMorrow, Marquette; Fl. Cohn.
Jackson; p. Hanahan, city; c. d.
Hanchette, Hancock O. Mass
hacker. Grand Rapids; H. W. Stud |
ley, Detroit.
W S. Crebassa, who for the past
year has been conducting livery
stable at Ontonagon. which was
destroyed by fire when the entire
town was wiped out by the terrible
three weeks ago, has
rented the barn recently used by
Charles Huston. He will have a
trst-class livery in operation in a
few days. Mr.. Crebassa is well
known in Baraga and throughout
the county, and respectfully asks
share of the public patronage.
At meeting of the citizens of I
Baraga, held at the Town Hall .
Monday evening, Business Mems
Association was organized The I
following named gentlemen were
chosen officers: President, John
Cochran; secretary, l.. b. Arm
strong; treasurer, Martin Cos
grove; executive committee, H.
Nesbitt, James Mcmahon and AL
bert Grabower. The association
starts with a good member
ship of the business men of
the town, and that the presence of
such an association will insure a
prosperous future for Baraga there
Is no doubt. Let the good work go
on.