The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-05-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

town Tuesday.
George Smith, Jr., is confined to
his home with illness.
7 J. McWilliams was down from
Red Jacket part Of the week.
Charles Jackola, OF Calumet, was
n town on business this week.
Frank Newton was down from
Newtonville Wednesday.
william X. Hayiland, Jr., of Pc
ouaming, was visitor Monday.
Fred Begole, of Marquette, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Isabel Steinbach and Mrs.
Otto Sengebusch were over from
L'Anse yesterday.
Mrs. John Hid, of l. Anse, called
on friends in town yesterday.
The hester Estate tugs, Cotton
and Bruce, returned from Bay City
Tuesday.
Miss X VAIL, of L'Anse, was the
guest of Miss Leona Smith part of
the week.
Otto Herzberg and George Sans
regret were over from Pequaming
Sunday.
los Gotta has purchased bicycle
Of Jos. Coil, and is now right in
line. "
Nick Theobold S rented tie
Martin Berg builddy,, and will con-
duet a saloon. ir
fine display aug The latest styles of
millinery at Jos. Cohls store this
week
James ]. Byers has opened hand
ball room near the depot. The
game is very interesting and affords
good exercise.
County Clerk Beehler issued
license to wed Tuesday to John
Duret and Miss Melvina Galenau,
both of Baraga.
Read what Jos. Coil has to say
in his new advertisement today.
Mr. Coil is one Of Baraga s hustl-
ing merchants and carries an ex-
eellent line Of goods.
Miss Clara Real and Mrs. J. Nc
Mahon, of Baraga, and Miss Emma
Kelsey. Of Newtonville, visited
friends in the city Monday. -Calu-
met Evening News.
Alex Martin was out trout fish
ing Wednesday and returned with
fine string of the speckled beauties
The guests of the Hotel Mckinley
pronounced them \ No. /.
Nine saloonkeepers have de-
posted the price of their red
card with the county treasurer.
Two or three more win UNI
doubtedly follow suit in few
. days.
The following is from the copper
country department of Monday !
Mining Journal William Coach, +
administrator of the Gregory
estate. returned Saturday from the /
IRE Steel river, where his crew 4
o. men have succeeded in bringing
down 10. 600. 900 feet of logs. He
states that the rumor circulated /.
u Hancock that August Massi had I
ost his life while working ON the I,
urye Is without foundation. =
There 5 only one right way to adj
sertlSe. and that is to hammer your
name, your location and your bust
ness so constantly, so persistently
and so thoroughly into the people )
head that if they walk in their Sleep
'ney will instinctively turn their
Steps toward your store. TnE
SNrlNEL has a large and estab-
iIshed circulation, and as an adj
vertIsing medium cannot be ex-
yelled
Culver & Brown, of Marquette
VINO were attorneys for w, j.
Law in a criminal case against
nm which was tried at
we last term of circuit court
or Baraga county, and upon
winch charge he was acquitted.
nave nave commenced civil suit against
nm to recover their attorney
ices IN said case. The case will
oe tried in justice court in this
village next week.
The Review, Baraga's new
paper, of which Richard Feore
! editor and publisher, made its I
INITIAL bow Saturday last. Baraga /
mas had varied expeiien
- the newspaper line, and es-
Peclally with sheet called The
ppreSs, founded by one Lew Nj,
W n.oughton, and laer conducted by
W }. Power, which was obliged
% give up the ghost about three
months ago. after an unenviable
nsa , of about one year.
Inc irst number OF The Review
a very creditable one, and
LUZ SENTINEL wishes Editor Feore