The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

Inc oChOoAo
until April 9Th.
Sheriff Hid was over from L'Anse
Monday.
Daniel Beader, OF Duluth, is in
town this week.
Charles Evans visited Houghton
yesterday.
A. Fl. Lyons was over from
L'Anse Wednesday,.
los. Gotta was laid up with Ia
grippe part of the week.
Attorney W. E. Doore was at
Marquette part of the week.
John McGrath drove over from
L'Anse Sunday afternoon.
J. Murphy, OF Houghton, trans
acted business in town Thursday.
Robert Wilson was at Calumet
Monday and Tuesday on business.
The work of repairing the hester
estate mill will be commenced next
week
An entertainment was given here
last Saturday evening to a rather
slim audience.
Quite number of the boys came
down from the lumber camps
| Thursday.
d.. Foley, OF Marquette, has ac-
cepted position with Capt. ID
| bottson.
". III. Whittemore returned from
trip to the copper country yestcl-
day
]. B. Crebassa has opened
grocery store in the Burt building
Oh Ontonagon street.
Hector Gingras, OF L'Anse, has
accepted position in Charles
| Evans barber shop.
Attention is called to the notice
Of registration and election which
| NAV be found in another column.
II was impossible to ascertain
The result OF the caucus held last
evening, in time for publication in
this issue.
Miss Alice Crebassa. who has
been visiting friends at the copper
country for the past two weeks,
returned home Wednesday.
If you desire an enjoyable time do,
not fail to attend the musicale at
the Opera House, at l. 'Anse. this
evening. Admission only % cents. |
Charles Evans will make several
marked improvements to his barber
shop within the next few DAYS. |
Mr.. Evans is enjoying an excellent
patronage.
Attention is called to the adj
vertisement OF the Mckinley Hotel. !
in another column. The house is
one OF the best equipped in Baraga
county, and is enjoying an excellent
patronage.
The prize fight which was to
have taken place at Grandville
Hall this week came to an abrupt |
ending. at the hands of the
authorities, which was certainly
proper. This is civilized com
munlty, and should be recognized
as such.
The entertainment rendered
at the Opera House at this
place Thurday evening, was
not witnessed by u very large
audience, but those who attended
pronounce the play one of the best
ever given in Baraga.
John hester, the well known lum-
berman, of Baraga, who has been at
the Lake Linden hospital for the
past two weeks. where he under
went an operation, has so far re-
covered that he will be able to re-
turn to his home today
An exchange says that lawyer =
sent the following telegraphic con
dolence to the widow of "a friend: ,
i cannot tell you how panied l was
TO hear that your beloved husband !
hau gone TO heaven. we We're ,
bosom friends, but now we shall
never meet again.
The ID. S. S. & A. railroad now
has its terminus at Houghton, but |
operates the Mineral Range railroad,
anarrow guage road running from
Houghton to Calumet, l3 miles. !
The Mineral Range will be widened
to standard guage this spring, and
Calumet made the northern terminus I
OF the line.
The following guests were regis !
tered at Hotel Vendome this week:
j. l. Russell, Ishpeming; A. Z.
barnes, Calumet; A. A. Wall, NJ. j. I
reynolds, Detroit; A. nj. Payne and I