The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-12-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

Wednesday
Miss Mary VAIL is visiting at the
Bauer House.
James J. Byers was at Houghton
Yesterday afternoon.
G. A. Stringer, of Hancock, was
in town Wednesday.
Lpander Amesse transacted bust
ness at l. 'Anse yesterday.
Miss Lottie Bauer returned Thurs
dav from visit to her grandparents.
+ Falls. of Grand Rapids. trans
acted business in Baraga Wednes-
day.
Iohn Dalzell, the lumbcrman Of
Detroit was in town part of the
week,
p hester returned from { Q
Estates lumber camps at the Ye :
low Dog yesterday.
Mrs. f. +. Power, of Chassell, was
,bp guest of Mrs. II Wilcox the
erst .of the week.
" II. Whittemore, of Marquette.
vas looking after business interests
IN town part of the week.
The members of Baraga,, Hose
company will give Il grand A2ll New
Years eve. 1T will be an enjoyable
event
II is expected that the large
mmp AT the water works station
viii be in working order again in a
few days
Read JOS. Cohrs holiday adj
vertiscmcnt in this issue. He has
arre and choice line of goods TO
select from, and his prices are low.
Thomas Nugent left for Two
Harbors. Mimi. Monday, where he
viii engage in business. His many
friends wish him the best Of euc-
cess
The infant daughter Of John
Kuyine died Tuesday The funeral
was held Thursday afternoon and
the remains Inferred in L.An-e
cemetery
Arrangements are being made for
Christmas exercises at the NJ. +
church Also a Christmas tree for
the children OF the Sunday school
Further particulars will or an
nouuced next week.
Baraga Hive. l.. @, 7 NJ which
vas organized last week at the home
Of Mrs. W Il. Su.iugham by
Deputy Commander Corbin, OF
Nenominec. is doing a hourishiGg
bgsiaesS The charter is still open,
and new names are being received
daily
Alta meeting of FL Tor Temple
Wednesday evening, three can
diiates were initiated into the
mysteries of the order, and
crossed the plains ofthe sandy desert.
arriving safely at the Orient pos
,bly slightly disfgurcd as the say.
nc goes but still in the ring.
Word has been received from
Asa Hammond. who left here about
,wo weeks ago for Louisiana. He
Is stationed at Linceeum. Grant
Parish. au1 ais in the employ q
William Coach. Mr.. Hammond
writes chat the climate there Is de
i'ghiful and he likes that portion
Of the country,
Following were arrivals at the
Bauer House during the week Geo
Watson. Groverton: James Elem
mg, Dan Burns, Chasscll, Albert
Lister VI j. Hudson, Detroit; ).
~Seeley Milwaukee; c. j. kcough
Hancock, 5 Collins. Negaunee; JAS,
Holiday, L'Ansc: Frank Jackson,
Iron River VIM Thompson. COY
ngton; VIM Marks, j. Mcllb2ck and
wife Miss X. Burt, Dan Kane.
Eugene Marks, Houghton, NJ. IS
LINK, Sidnaw. \. LENS, lshpemlng
Alex Martin, for the past three
years the popular proprietor of the
Mckinley Hotel, and who has
Passed large hotel at Green Bay
Wis, will leave for that city mex
Week Mr.. Martin intended To 70
,oGrecu Bay several weeks ago
oat It was desired that he rcmail
here until the hester mill ceased
operations for the season. as
number of the employees boarded a
bis hotel but the mill will continu
euttlng for some time yet, and m
states that he cannot longer re
nam, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin vii
axe with them the best wishc
u The people of Baraga.
The next term of the circui
court for Houghton county wi
convene at Houghton January 18th
ana viii undoubtedly be the longes
~ We'll as. one of the most import
aul sessions ever held in that coun
W One of the important case
WIN. be that of the hester estate
70 !, which bill was recently filed b
non l. f. Tarsney, of Detroit