The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

cob Doll, oil Marquette, was III
(oEp yesterday.
IRIS. ]. j. Byers, who has been
Vuvy i'll, is slowly recovering.
William Coach went to the copper
country on a business trip Tuesday.
Gerald Farrell, Of Marquette,
spent several days in our city this
Arthur Rice, who has been seal
ing logs at Skanee, was in the city
Tuesday.
ID. DtHaas, of Skanee, was trans
acting business in town Wednes-
day.
j. Gallagher has sold his
timber at Skanee to w. IL.
Whittemore.
Harry Work, of Watertown, Wis.
was calling on his customers in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. II. Mcdonald was confined
to her home part Of the week with u
severe cold
alexander Henderson, OF Laird
township, was viewing the sights
in town this week.
Rev. FIR. Joisten, John Shea and
Will McKanna, of L'Anse, were
Baraga visitors Tuesday,
III. kaufman, of Milwaukee, was
calling on his customers in town
the first of the week.
Justice Feore and Adolph Pinet
were transacting business in
probate court at L'Anse this week
It is reported that w. j. Bauer,
of L'Anse, will in the spring lease
the Chappell House, in this town.
Miss Edith Williams and Miss
Name Scheurmann, OF L'Anse,
spent Thursday with friends in
town.
Horace Robinson has rented the
lower story of the Finnegan build
ing, and will carry on the flour and
feed business.
Pat. hester sold his famous fast
PAGER, Duke F., to Marinette
parties this week. Joe Gingras
went down to that place with the
animal Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas OConncll, Of Glad
stone, Mich, who has been visiting
her Daughter, Mrs. w. j. Power,
for several days, returned to her
home Monday.
A sleigh load OF young people
from L'Anse drove over Thursday
evening and spent u very pleasant
hour or two at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. L. b. Armstrong
Remember the dance to be given
by the "Eight-to-Twelve" club at
Grandville Hall, Friday evening,
February r. All are cordially in
vited. Tickets only 20 cents.
Baraga is right in line with
nearly every town in the upper
peninsula as regards postofiic'
applicants. 1t is difficult Il
tell which one of the many will
secure the plum
Our enterprising milliner, Mis-
Jennie Raymond, who has beer
visiting friends in Calumet, LAX
Linden, Red Jacket and Houghton
for o couple of weeks, returned thi
week and reports having had yer.
enjoyable vacation,
Herman Falk was at the cope
country the first of the week an
arrived home smiling, with gri
full of orders for the popular Barag
cigars. Falk Il Weber are dom
rushing business now and thci
success is well meritcd.
Marshal James Fleming made
complaint against Jimmie Col
for being vagrant, Saturda
night, and on defendant 5 enterin
q plea OF guilty, Justice Feor
sentenced him to thirty days in I'll
county Jail.
Saturday last team of horsc
oWned by the Nester Estate brok
through the ice on the bay viii
drawing a snow plow. They wer
rescued rs soon as possible, bt
one horse died soon after from I'll
effects Of the cold bath.
The Marine Saloon, cornt
Main and Ontonagon streets, I
which Capt. George Ibbottson
the genial proprietor, has becon
noted for the excellent hot or co
Iunchcs served at all hours OF I'll
~ or evening. You can get
I6h of genuine Boston baked bean
led hots"--or in fact almost an
hing you desire.
The members of the Eight
Twelve club will give dance
Grandville Hall, Friday evenin
Tebruary 18th. Music will
furnished by Prof. Crim's Q