The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-10-17


r. McGrath was transacting
s,siuess at L'Anse yesterday.
Mrs Thos. hester, of Detroit, is
.hs guest of her son, Frank p.
hester.
charles Evans visited the copper
country on business the first OF the
week
II IS understood that slight re-
duction in wages was made at the
mill this week.
dancing party was given at
Forcault's Hall last evening. Prof.
Grim furnished the music.
Miss Mary Andrews and Miss
Hahn. of L'Anse, were Baraga
visitors Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. HI. Wilcox and chill
dren spent the first of the week
with friends at Skanee.
G. L. Roche went to Minneapolis
sunday after his family, who have
been visiting there for two months.
Uncle Toms Cabin will be given
a. the Opera House Monday evening,
october 10Th, by the Cook Twin
Sister Co.
Messrs. J. Real, A. Martin, H.
Nesbitt and Tom Nugent returned
from n successful three days hunt
near Laird Thursday.
A large Mckinley and Hobart
hammer. 3Ox40 feet, has been ordered
and will soon be floating across
Main street. ~
A pedro club is being organized
in Baraga with a large membership,
which will help to make the long
winter evenings very pleasant.
Mrs. Burt went to Marquette
Wednesday to visit her daughter,
Miss Helen Burt, who is attending
the convent at that place. She re-
turned Thursday evening.
See the announcement on the Sth
page of the grand Republican rally
10 be held at Grandville Hall,
Baraga, next Thursday evening
Be sure and attend.
Forest fires were raging mile or
so west of Baraga this week, and
for time was uncomfortably near
the residences of A. A. Pinet and
H. Hawley. A number of men
we're engaged in preventing the
fire from doing serious damage.
The hester Estate has secured a
pole over 50 feet in length, which
will be placed at the mill, from the
top of which will float a large Nc
Kinley and Hobart flag. There is
no use of talking, Baraga is going
Republican this year by big ma
jority
Do not fail to attend the Repub-
lican Rally at Grandville Hall next
Thursday evening, Hon. Chase Os-
born, of Sault Ste Marie and Hon.
A. p. Streeter. of Calumet, will be-
liver able addresses on the issues OF
the day.
The grand orient seems to be "a
good thing" as the temple at this
place is being pushed to its utmost
capacity in aiding aspirants to
penetrate the mysterious plain, and
traverse the burning sands of its
desert. 1t is also upholding its
motto in being orderly, magnificent
and inspiring.
Miss Lucy McGrath entertained q
number of her young friends at her
home Wednesday evening, the oc-
casion being her 18th birthday.
Neat invitations had been issued,
and the event will long be remem-
bered by the guests. During the
evening, games, music, etc, were
indulged in. and then the guests
we're invited into the dining room
where an excellent supper awaited
them.
Arrivals at Hotel Vendome dur
ing the week: Richard Francis
Ontonagon; Frank Cushway, Rec
Jacket; c. H. Chase, Aurora, Ill.
NJ. w. McNally, New Richmond
o. Massbacher, Grand Rapids; f
Engelhing, Buffalo, N. vi. F
Hambitzer, Houghton; j. w. Aston
J. A. Prout, H. H. Wendels, G. II
Drew, Chicago; ]. H. Wertheimer
Detroit; Frank Plumley, Vermont
J. d. Brown, Milwaukee; A
Ecmiller; A. p. Simpson, D. j
Rowlands, John Manning. Mar
quette; Geo. H. White, Jr., Boston
Registration Notice.