The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-06-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

Tuesday.
A. Hornstein, of Marquette, was
in town Thursday.
d. J. Rowland, of Marquette, was
in town Thursday.
Louis Reidinger, of Marquette,
was in town yesterday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Theobold, Tuesday, daughter.
&C. Spencer, of Duluth, trans
acted business in town Thursday.
The schooner Redfern is taking
on cargo of lumber at Nester's
dock.
William McKeand returned We'd
nesday from two months visit in
the south.
Mrs. Jerry Greenleaf was called
to Hancock Monday by the death of
q friend.
A number of boats arrived in port
last evening to take on cargoes of
lumber.
Mrs ]. L. Sturtz and Miss Pearl
Cole, of L'Anse, called on Baraga
friends this week
r. Frenette, proprietor of the
Chappell House, transacted business
at L 'Anse Wednesday.
Mrs. S. D.. Davenport left for De-,
troit Tuesday She will also visit
relatives at Jackson.
S. D. Davenport and Richard
Feore were at Ishpeming Saturday
last on township business.
Thomas Neugent took in the ex-
cursion to Detroit this week. He
will also visit friends at Jackson for
several days.
A number of Baraga people took
in the excursion to Detroit this
week. The fare for the round trip
was only 81.
A dance will be given in Crane :
vile Hall Friday evening, June 18th
by the members of Baraga Lodge,
Modern Woodmen.
The building between Blanken-
horn & Co. S meat market and
Reals drug store is for rent. In
quire at Blankenhorn & Cos.
Henry Greenblatt, who has been
clerking in William Kitz store at
Hibbing, Mimi, arrived in Baraga
this week and will assist in Mr.
kits store here during the closing
out sale.
The many friends of William
Coach will regret to learn that he
has been confined to his room at the
Douglass House in Houghton for
several days with severe attack of
rheumatism.
Tuesday the tug Maytham took a
raft of 100000 feet of hemlock
timber from Funke's mill to Port
,age Entry, which will be used in
the construction of the government
Ibreakwater.
The new tug Wisconsin, OF Mar
,quette, arrived in port Tuesday
after the barge Melbourne. The
Melbourne took on part OF her
cargo of lumber at Funke's dock,
and the balance will be taken at
Munising.
Read what Jos. Coil announces in
his advertisement in another
column this week. Mr.. Coil car
ries a large and excellent line of
goods at all times, and prices are
very low. 1t will pay you to call at
his store and examine goods.
Attention is called to the quarter
page advertisement of William
Kitz, which appears on another
page of THE SENTINEL today. Mr..
Kitz, who has been one of Baraga's
prominent merchants for q number
of years, has decided to close out
his business and from now on until
his large stock is sold, offers all
goods at great discount. He in
vites all ito call and see the great
bargains he is Offering
A difference arose Wednesday
morning between the hester
estate and the Longshoremen S |
union regarding the loading of a
boat, and for time it appeared
as if serious trouble might result,
but Thursday morning everything
was satisfactorily arranged, and
things are now running harmonious
ly. One member Of the union was
arrested Wednesday for assault and
battery, and yesterday warrants
were issued for the arrest of four
other members of the union for as
saulting Constable Jerry Greenleaf,
at the time the trouble arose. 1t is /
unfortunate that such differences
occur, and it is hoped that in the
future everything will run smoothly
and agreeable to all concerned.
Tur SrNTINpI Office is headouar. I