The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-07
BARAGA.

MISS ALICE OreDA8o8 reJurueO 70
Houghton Monday after spending sew
eral weeks with relatives here.
Mrs. Joseph Girard is confined to her
home with illness.
Thomas A. Cosgrove was Michi-
CANINE business visitor Wednesday.
Messrs. Mason & O'Connor, attor-
neys Of L'Anse, have leased office
rooms in Baraga and will open up Q
law Office in the near future. This
firm has considerable legal business in
Baraga and deems it advisable and to
the best interests Of their clients to es-
tablish an Office here.
w. s. Wright, insurance adjuster Of
Marquette, spent last Saturday in Bar
aga adjusting the losses in the Brown,
Kenefick and LsVack fire.
Jessie Bellmore, employed as seal
er by the South Shore and at present
located in L'Anse. will make Baraga
his home for the winter.
Russell Hid left Monday for Cid
dings camp, six miles east Of L'Anse,
to hold the position of timekeeper the
coming winter. :
Mrs. John Drake visited friends in
Aston Tuesday.
Misses May Hand and Loretta Nc
MILAN returned Sunday from q four
weeks visit in Detroit.
Messrs. John Michaels and Fred
Stoyle, of Houghton, were business
visitors here Monday.
Sheriff Byers, of Houghton. spent
Wednesday in town.
George Peters left Wednesday for
Millsbank, s. D.
Saxby, the Hancock horse dealer,
brought a carload of horses in Tuesday.
Rev. Brown is with us again for
another year. His text for services at
1890 a. m. will be, ''Does the world
need new religionl" At p. m.
Neglected Opportunity"
Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Brown were
taken by surprise Wednesday evening
when the members of the M. E. church
walked in and made liberal donations
of the necessities of life. The spirit in
which the affair was gotten up and the
large amount each guest brought
showed the esteem in which Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown are held by the people of
Baraga and also demonstrated that all
are delighted that they will reside here
another year.
William Stratton, of Metropolitan, is
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Stratton.
Peter UNITE has recovered from q
severe attack of illness.
Miss Anna Pinet returned last week
from few weeks visit in Detroit and
Saginaw. Miss Pinet will soon take up
class in music, she being graduate
in that department, and will be able to
give good satisfaction to those who
take lessons from her.
A. w. Dahlberg was in Calumet last
Saturday.
| The schooner Helvitia loaded lumber
at the hester Lumber Co.'S docks this
week.
/ Mrs. Frederick Falk was guest O.
copper country friends several day
this week.
/ Mrs. Thomas Bond, Of Pelkie, wa
taken to the Hancock hospital TO
treatment Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet q
the home Of Mrs. Herman Falk mex
Wednesday afternoon.
Jack Boyle, Of Hancock, a forme
Bsraga resident, spent yesterday.
Mrs. August Hanson was confined t
her home sevdral days this week b
ILLNESS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rosenbusch
who have resided on the Sturgeon 70
a number of years, having recentl
sold their farm, moved into tow
Monday.
| j. w. Cliffs, manager for Crime
Bros music store of Hancock, was
Baraga business visitor yesterday.
Messrs w. C. Birk and Robert Pric
transacted business in L'Anse Monday