The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-05-29
LOCAL ITEMS.
'omorrow is Decoration Day.

Baraga hotels are doing good
business.
Weather has been pretty cold for
trout fishing.
runke's saw mill is now running
day and night
Mrs. w. III. Whittemore visited
Houghton yesterday.
Frank p. hester returned from
Detroit Thursday.
The board of review was in SEES
sion Monday and Tuesday.
Jas. Mcmahon is having the in
terror of his saloon re-painted.
Attorney G.. A. Brown, of Mar
ouette, was in town Monday.
Mrs. James Cronc, of Bay City, is
The guest of Miss Lizzie Bendry.
Justice court work has been
rather light the past two or three
weeks.
Barney Joiner states that work
|on his new steam boat is progress
ing rapidly.LN,
Jerry Realis having pipes placed
in his building and connected with
tAe water main.
H. Nesbitt returned Wednesday
evening from business trip to
lower Michigan.
Services appropriate to Memorial
Day will be held at the NJ. +. church
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. ]. w. Millen. of Detroit, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Nester
Charles Evans is now the owner
Of blooded bull dog, which arrived
from Chicago this week.
W. S. Crebassa has leased
several dwelling rooms in the
Norton block, and is removing his
amily there.
1t is understood that +. d.
Newton. of Newtonville. intends To
lease his farm and remove to
| Mackinac.
The Baraga base ball club expect
to play the Houghtons in that city
Saturday and Sunday. June 9th
and 9Th
Leonard Gillespie, who conducted
a feed store in Baraga for several
months, was down from Laird
Wednesday
r. w. Robinson. of Detroit.
representing Polk Il CO.. publishers
OF the Michigan State Gazetteer, was
in town part of the week
The Baraga ball team did not 90
to lShpeming last Sunday to play
the team of that city as was in
tended. on account of the rain.
The Misses Rose Blankenhorn and
Nina Wallace, of l. Anse, are guests
Of Mrs. L. b. Armstrong.
We are informed that the Baraga
schools will not close on Monday,
Memorial Day but appropriate eX
erciSes will be held in the schools.
y change win be made in the
time card Of the D., 5 ) & \.
road after May Both Notice re
garding the same will be found ON
the first page of this issue.
Mrs. William Price returned from
JpsS e ii
has since been confined to her home
by Illness. At this writing she has
somewhat improved
Sam Lee, proprietor of the Star
laundry, states that he intends to
dispose of his interest in the
laundry here in the near future,
and remove to Sault Ste Marie e.,
Read what JOS. Coil has to say
IN his change of advertisement in
today ; issue. Mr. Coil has large
and choice variety of dry good,
men furnishings. shoes, etc,
and his prices are always right,
The dancing party given at
6randville Hall last evening by the
young people was well attended and
an excellent time is reported. Prof.
trlm orchestra furnished the
music.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Culver, formerly of this
place, but who are now residing at
Marquette, will be indeed sorry to
learn of the death of their only
son, aged about four years, which
occurred Wednesday afternoon.
Inc cause OF the child 5 death
was commissions. The funeral was
held from the residence. at Mar
quette, Thursday morning at 10
o clock