The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10
LOCAL ITEMS.
Vic time it was one on Jerry.

w M Sage, OF MinnedpoliS, was q
,;sitor here Saturday last.
Mrs. Charles Auge returned from
visit to Chassell friends yesterday.
Tho farmers will doubtless get
~ bay cut at Schwalm's this
season.
1obn hester left for Chicago and
..Sor noints on business Thursday
afternoon
pohert Wilson returned from a
business trip to the copper country
Wednesday.
n C. Work, of WATERFOWL, Wis,
was calling on the merchants in
town Saturday last.
r. Crebassa has opened
grocery store in the Burt building
on Ontonagon street.
The tug Cotton, owned by the
Master estate, is being put in con-
dition for the seasons work.
6 Roemer, OF Toledo, N. W.
ward. of Chippewa Lake and W. j.
Murphy. of Detroit, were in town
the fore part of the week.
John Mcclure, who has been lum-
hering near Silver Mountain during
the winter, finished work in that
vicinity Saturday last.
When in need OF anything in the
,;ne of lob printing, call on THE
SENTINEL. All work guaranteed
6rst-class and turned out on short
notice.
Matt Armstrong, who has been at
The Yellow Dog in the interest of
the hester estate for the past two
or three months, returned home
Thursday.
The Republican ticket at Laird
township won the victory over the
Citizens ticket at the election
Monday. We were unable to get
he vote in time for publication
this week.
Three of the pupils of the ninth
trade of the Baraga High school
were successful at the teachers ex-
animation held at Houghton On
the 10Th ult., and received their
certificates Monday.
The members of the Baraga fire
department will give CRANE
Easter ball at Grandville Hall
Monday evening, April 10. GOOD
music will be furnished, and all wht
attend are assured of tirst-clas
time Tickets one dollar; suppe
extra
The ladies OF the NJ. f. churcl
will give an Experience Social a
the Town Hall Wednesday evening
April 2lst Each lady will earn
dollar for the church and will enter
tain you by relating her experienc
in doing SO. Coffee, doughnuts an
cake will be served. Admission, in
Guiding lunch, only I'D cents. Tn
ladies' will also have forty or fit
fancy and plain aprons for sale q
reasonable prices. BE sure to al
tend and help good cause.
The following guests were regis
tered at Hotel Vendorne this week
H. Wendels, C. b. Burt, H.G. Kuh
man, c. H. Buckley, Chicago; j. 5
Williams, Memphis; c. " Seebe'
Houghton; J. l. Russell, Ishpemtne
Julia NJ. Smythe, Greenland; W. +
BOutell, Bay City; +. S. Mead, O.
Rapids; F. III. Brotherton, Escanab;
Z Nichols, Nestoria; Jas. Mcdonald
Three Lakes; A. Daevel, j. Koenel
Milwaukee; J. w. Richards, Clev,
land; W. A. Springer, Boston; ID.
Norton, Even.
William Coach, of Barag
administrator OF the Oregon
estate, Lake Linden, Friday
last week made big 81
OF lumber in behalf of II
estate and himself The purchase
is John Dalzell, representative
The Skillings, Whitney 4 Barnt
Lumber Co, of Boston and Detroi
and the sale amounts to 5000, 90
The Gregory mill at Lake Lind'
was in operation scarcely two FL
months during last summer, viii
the coming summer will see 1t ru
ning continuously day and mig
with full force-about seventy-ti
men. Already q force Of men is
work in preparing the mill for I
summers cut, and it is expect
everything will be in readiness
the l5th inst. The services
Mitchell DeHaas, of Marquette. ha
been secured as mill foreman. The
are at present considerable nu,
Der OF logs at the mill and no del
Will be occasioned from this sour'
The following is taken from t
ishpeming Iron Ore of Saturday la
James White, lumberman, III
Sunday morning at the camps OF
Nester estate to the north OF Il
city. Deceased had been in
camps but two days, coming fro
one of the camps doing business
That locality. He was sick when
came and was advised to go to