The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-07-04
CITY ITEMS.

sil yaiu'
samuel Boivin Is erecting new
building.
Russell Smith is visiting friends at
Houghtcn.
n, W. r. Stringbam, OF Baraga, was
IN town Tuesday.
Il is understood that the bank build
inc Is TO be rebuilt.
The second section of A. Menge's
A,ock is progressing rapidly.
circuit court for Baraga county will
convene in this city Monday.
r II. Ormsby, Of Baraga, was trans
,c,inc business In town Tuesday.
The Misses Mamie Turner and Nina
Wallace visited friends at Houghton
this week.
A large number of L'Anse people
visited Baraga today to witness the
| celebration.
william j. Bauer, proprietor OF the
Bauer House, has new advertisement
in this issue.
Charles Smith is now located In his
new blacksmith shop, corner Broad and
Lake streets.
Ot.o Herzberg, the livery man, pur-
chased q fine driving horse at the copper
country last week.
Mrs NJ. Citizen and daughter Cora
have gone to Detroit, where they will
visit for several weeks.
NJ. Wallace is rebuilding on large
scale. He is now erecting large
livery barn and three store buildings.
John Mcdonnell, an employe OF THE
SENTINEL. left for Marquette yesterday
TO spend the Fourth with his parents.
Mrs John Orr, who has been visiting
friends and relatives at Marquette for
several weeks, returned Saturday last.
Barnard Norton has the lumber on the
ground for new building next To the
Norton block, corner Main aud Railroad
stree,s.
Mrs. II. IT. lncersoll and daughter.
who have been visiting friends at Mar
inet'e for the past three weeks. returned
home Monday evening.
There is nothing stingy about George
Shotbolt's hens. One Of them deposited
an egg in nest last week which
measured 6j1xs inches.
p. Brennan's block presents a very
neat appearance. the front having been
re-paiuted. The interior OF his large
store has also been repainted.
James Quinn, who has been sick for
the past three months. left for Colorado
Monday, where he Is confident the
mountain air will prove beneficial.
Several new crosswalks were laid this
week by direction OF the council, which
is marked Improvement. II is sincere
ly hoped that within short time all
walks in the village will be In excellent
shape.
Sr4As-siSssss.-Wbo had the misfortune
to cut his right foot while at work 10
the woods several weeks ago, and who
was getting along nicely, has been con-
fined to his home the past two weeks.
blood poisoning having set In. We are
pleased to state, however, that he Is now
recovering.
In the village clerks report contained
10 the official proceedings OF the com
mon council Of the meeting held June
18th, published 10 last weeks issee OF
THE SENTINEL, the amount OF orders
drawn was printed at sSss.5S, while 1t
should have read S7S2. SIS.
THE SENTINEL Is now prepared to
turn out all kinds OF job printing with
neatness and dispatch. Our presses,
type, etc, are all new, and we have
every facility for doing FIRST class work.
Bring or send your order and you are
sure Of neat work, promptly executed,
and at reasonable prices.
Hon. +. g. Cham serlain, che ''tail pine
OF the Gogebic." whose friends and ad-
mirers throughout the state are legion,
has issued an unique visiting card. 1t
consists Of pine tree In natural colors,
embossed. At the top is printed the
word "Gogebic." and underneath .'Irop-
weod, Mich" Nothing else appears on
the card.-Sault Ste. Marie News.
An anxious critic asks, "Will the new
woman marryw swell, she perhaps
won't feel compelled to marry, and when
she does she will more than likely query
whether the man is worth marrying.
Marrying for the sake OF being married
is poor business at any time, and to
avoid such the more independent woman
Is the better for herself and the race.
Today there are thousands OF blear-eyed