The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-08-05

The officers of Barga Lodge No.
554 I. o. o. F., were installed last
Saturday night by d. D. G. M. John
H. Mathes. A smoker followed,
and dandy good time had.
Capt. John Richards. of Dollar Bay,
was in town Thursday repairing the
water pipe.
c. P. Larson, of Pelkie, who was
taken to Ann Abor several weeks ago
for treatment, returned yesterday.
The steamer Walter Vail arrived in
port yesterday and will load half
million feet of hardwood lumber at the
Baraga Lumber Co.'S dock.
The stockholders of the Baraga
Creamery company will hold meeting
at 8 p. m. at the plant today.
Francis DeLude has purchased the
agency of the Grand Union Tea COM
pany from Andrew VAIL, Jr., who
has represented them here for several
months. Mr.. VAIL will be leaving town
with his family in the near future but
has not definitely decided on location.
A horse belonging to Charles Wadaga
was shot by Sheriff Demgen on the
L'Anse-Baraga road yesterday morn
ing, it having broken leg while max
ing its way home from the berry fields.
MissEthel Funke returned to her home
in Hancock wednesday after a six
weeks visit with relatives. Miss Gen.
evieve Funke is the guest of Mrs. La
Brecque.
Mrs. A. 2. Cowles left for Minneap-
oils Thursday; she was accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Margaret Funke.
John Sky was sentenced topay fine
of 20 dollars or spend thirty DAYS in
the county Jail by Judge Markle Tues
day for abusing horse belonging to
A. B. Cosgrove.
James H. Steele left for the copper
C untry Monday. after spending few
days with his cousin Mrs. Margaret
Funke.
Miss Bernice SHERMAN expects to
leave next week for Deer Lodge,
Mont, where she will visit her brother
for several months, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Feely. of Miles City, Montana.
Miss Nettie Ferguson, of Minneapolis,
is expected next week to visit friends
and relatives for several weeks.
What was considered as very cow
ardly act of injustice was the doings at
the Big Lake last week, by burning the
little summer home Of Chancey ST.
German. The guilty party if caught
should be severely dealt. with when
caught, as it would be good warning
to others who willfully destroy property.
Mrs. Joseph Fribley. son Harland
and daughter Florence left Wednesday
for st Ignace, to visit relatives.
James J. Byers, Of Houghton, who
purchased this interest Of the Benpry
estate in the L'Anse Townsite company
sold the same to s. L. Smith yesterday.
Phis deal covers approximately $4,000
acres which is nearly all located in
L'Anse township except q small tract
located in the village of Baraga. This
will remove cloud to the titles Of
these lands and save considerable liti-
cation. Attorneys w. L. Mason, Of
L'Anse represented Mr.. Smith and
Ira E. Randall, of Houghton, Mr..
Byers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Coil were copper
country visitors Tuesday.
Andrew Dahlberg spent Monday in
Houghton.
William Johnston is painting the
warehouse and dwelling of Laurn
Brothers.
The tug, J. C. Morse, lowed in q
million and half feet of logs We'd
nesday for the Baraga Lumber Co.,
from Point Abbaye. They will &c
after the last raft of the season next
week.
The Baraga County band will give q
dance in Grange hall tonight. The
band boys are deserving of your pa
tronage and a good time is guaranteed
The band will furnish the music.
Andrew Wahl, Jr., transacted bust
ness in Ishpeming Wednesday.
Miss Agnes, daughter Of Andrew
Johnson, is seriously i'll at her hom'
with pneumonia.
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