The L'Anse sentinel., 1898-06-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

N. S. Pennock was at L'Ans
Wednesday.
A tent show is booked for Barag
next week.
IS. Karger, of Chicago, was in th
city Friday.
Funke's mill was shut down fou
days this week.
Attorney W. E. Doore was a
Laird yesterday.
HI. o. McMain called on the mer
chants in town yesterday.
John Golden returned from lowe
Michigan yesterday noon.
Teachers and pupils are now en-
joying well-earned vacation.
Martin Berg will open a grocery
store in his building in few days
Several much needed repairs have
been made to the interior of Il {
Town Hall.
James J.. Byers left for Milwau
kee yesterday afternoon on short
business trip.
Attorney w. E. Doore and Jerry
sGreenleaf transacted business al
Pequaming Wednesday afternoon.
Do not fail to attend DR.. Henry
Adams lecture at the Town Hall,
this evening. Subject, "America. y
Harry Work, of Watertown, Wis,
was calling upon the merchants in
town Monday. Harrys friends are
always pleased to see him.
The steamers Wesley and Rhoda
Stewart and schooners VIM. Brake
and Golden Rule loaded lumber at
Nester' s docks this week.
Repairs are being made to the
interior of the Foucault building,
on Ontonagon street, which was
recently damaged to some extent by
lightning.
Charles Auge, James Mcmahon,
Daniel Mcmillan and John Cochran
returned from the Otter Monday
where they spent two days fishing.
They brought home 1853 beauties. F."
1t is understood that arrange
ments are being made to organize a
picked nine between Baraga and
Marquette to go to West Superior
and play the ball team of that city
July 4th and 9th.
Thomas Nugent and Miss Hattie
Davenport returned from jackson,
Mich, Wednesday evening, where
they had been visiting relatives and
friends. Mrs. Davenport will re-
main in that city for several weeks.
NJ. Sullivan, Baraga's leading
tonsorial artist, has placed fan in
his shop, which is propelled by
water power. Mr.. O'Sullivan has
the neatest barber shop in the coun-
ty and is enjoying a most liberal
patronage.
The village authorities several
weeks ago purchased tiling for the
construction of a sewer on Ontona-
gon street, but thus far the work
has not been commenced. The old
sewer is in terrible condition, and
a portion of the earth in the front
part of Chas. Auge's lot is break
ing through.
Mrs. Charles Boyle and daughter
returned from lower Michigan
Tuesday where they were visiting
friends for several weeks. They
were accompanied home by Mrs.
Boyles mother, Mrs. William Nor
rison, who will visit in Baraga for
several weeks.
Andy Wahl, Jr., of L'Anse, has
leased the vacant store in
the Norton block, and will
next week open a tirst-class con-
fectionery and fruit store. Andy is
a genial and popular young man,
well known throughout the county,
and no doubt will meet with ex-
cellent success.
According to report resident OF
Laird has received letter from
Gov. Pingree saying: IF deer is
destroying your crops, shoot to
kill, not merely to wound. " The
law is very plain regarding the
killing of deer in this state out Of
season, and it, is safe to say that
even the governor has not the power
to grant violation. Moreover, it
is hard to believe that he would in
vite any person to do so.
The Town Hall was filled with an
appreciative audience last evening
to witness the commencement ex-
ercises of the graduating class Of
the Baraga High school. The class
consisted of Miss Rose A.
Robillard and William E. McRandle.
The hall was beautifully decorated
appropriate for the occasion. Each
number on the program, as pub
lished in The SENTINEL last week,
was rendered in highly creditable
and thoroughly pleasing manner.
Uaofnra TOnfOht