The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-12-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

Lee Crebassa returned from
Houghton Monday.
Philip Dexter. of Pcquaming, was
in town yesterday.
l.. B. Armstrong transacted bust
ness in the copper country Tuesday.
Hon. O. w. Hobinson, lieutenant
governor-elect, transacted business
in Baraga Tuesday.
Adolph A. Pinct returned Tues
dap from the east and lower Michi-
gan. where he had been for two
weeks.
James J. Byers OF Baraga and
Edward Gallagher OF Houghton
will open first-ciass sample room
in Houghton in the near future.
Rev. j. Nj. Shank, OF L'Anse,
will preach in the NJ E. church in
Baraga Wednesday evening, Dee.
9TH, at 7:30 o'clock. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
E. L. Stone had the misfortune to
fall upon slippery walk while
coming down the hill from his
residence Thursday and severely
sprained his right shoulder.
N j. Fezzy, who was member
of Co. G., of Sault Ste. Marie, visit
ed friends in town this week. He
is recovering from severe attack
of theSfever, and states that he was
IN, hncYifalc for xpaolyc
Word comes from Laird that a
son of Mr.. Mcdowell, of that place,
was accidents tally shot while hunting
a few days ago. One of his arms
was badly lacerated, but it is
thought no serious results will
follow.
Our homes are what we make
them. We cant quell domestic
riot or put quietus to family jars
by simply hanging up a screen
worsted motto of God Bless Our
Home. Neither can we support
our families by suspending the
other peculiar motto, 'The Lord
Will Provide. 1t is honest toll
that makes the kettle boil. -Ex.
A very pleasant reception was
rendered to Rev and Mrs J. NJ.
Shank, in the NJ. f. church Wednes-
day evening. A program consist
ing OF vocal and instrumental music
was rendered, and number of
selections were given by the
Baraga Cornet band. Choice re-
freshmcnts were served, and taken
altogether, the occasion was very
pleasing and enjoyable affair
Nj. Gallagher will hereafter carry
on the flour and feed business for
merly conducted by II. w. Robin
son on OntonagOn street. Mr.
Gallagher will have a large and
complete stock of flour, feed, hay,
ETC., here in few days, and respect
fully Solcits u share of the public
patronage, All goods handled will
bc of the best, and will be disposed
of at very reasonable prices.
Bills are posted announcing u
farmers institute to be held in the
Town Hall in this village Monday
next, December 9th. Sessions will
be held at 1920 q, m. and | 80 p. IN.
The meetings will be in charge of
H. w. Mumford, of the State
Agricultural college. 1t is desired
that every farmer in the county be
present and cordial invitation is
extended to the public in general.
Special music viii also be feature.
The steamer Escanaba of Marine
CITY. went on Trout Point reef,
about eight miles from Munising,
the fore part of the week. The
boat was running twelve miles per
hour and when it struck the craft
went out of the water nearly five
feet. A dispatch was sent to Sault
Ste Marie for two large tugs, but
before they arrived the steamer
North Star had the Escanaba afoat
and at the dock at Munising. Geo.
w. Smith, of Baraga, is captain OF
the North Star.
Mrs VIM. Bergman, died at her
home at Hancock Monday morning,
aged about 20 years. Deceased
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Magnant, of Baraga, ana
last spring was united in marriage
TO William Bergman, also of this
town. They removed to Hancock,
where Mr.. Bergman secured q
position. Besides the bereayed
husband, babe two weeks old is
left. Mr. Bergman has the sin
cere sympathy of his friends in his
hour of sorrow. The remains were
brought to Baraga Tuesday after
noon. and the funeral was held
from the Catholic church Wednes'
day morning at 10 o'clock, Rev
FIR. Terhorst officiating The re-
mains were laid to rest in the new
cemetery. The funeral was very
largely attended.
Soma mon never do n charitable