The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1918-07-27
BARAGA NEWS NOTES.

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&c. Van Orden, Of Houghton
transacted business here last Friday
County Agent Of Charities and Cor.
rections James McKercher, of Spur
was business caller here Monday.
Miss Lucille Satton, Of Normal, and
Miss Leila Jackson, Of Rutland, ILL.,.
arrived Thursday and are guests OF
Miss Gladys GLADDEN..
| Mrs. Charles Page and daughter
Gladys, of L,Anse, were Baraga call
ers Tuesday.
Emil Olson and Carl Carlson and
the Misses Helga Beck and Emma
Nord motored to Calumet Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Hills, who has
taught in the Baraga high school the
past two years, will teach English in
the Escanaba high school the next
school term.
John Drake was a copper country
caller Tuesday.
A. w. Stark was business visitor
in Little Chute, Wis, few days this
week.
Charley Hall returned to Chicago
Monday, after spending a few days
here on business.
The tug Cotton brought in a raft
of 100000 feet Of timber Wednesday
from Skanee, for the Baraga Lumber
Company. ~.
William and Charles Laurn, of Han
cock, were Baraga visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mathes, Of
Houghton, spent Sunday guests Of
Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Mathes' mother
The Baraga township board Of ed
ucation has decided to discontinue the
agricultural department Of the high
school and put a commercial depart.
ment in it's place. The board was un-
able to secure an instructor for the
agricultural department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Provillia of Marquette
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stratton motored Il
the copper country last Saturday.
H. R. GLADDEN. sold the McCab'
farm of eighty acres, in the Falk set
Element, Tuesday, to Frank LaRose.
Mrs. Claude o. Laudeman lief
Wednesday for Rochester, Indiana.
Mrs. c. Steinmetz, of L'Anse, was
visitor here Wednesday.
Seth Heikkinen returned Wednes
day from a few days visit in Hough
4 ton.
William Pelkie, who was guest q
the Stratton home, left Monday fo
Detroit. .-.4------ ~ = 49, ~
A farewell party was rendered t
William Rassanen at his home Wee
! nesday evening, large number bein
; present to extend their well wishes t
the lad, who left Thursday for Cam
Custer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Degagne, G
4 L'Anse, were Baraga callers Thurs
day.
The night shift Of the Baraga Lunl
Der Company's mill will be laid Of
] next Saturday.
Misses Nora and Clara Belle La
mont, of Dollar Bay, returned to thei
home last Saturday, after short Wis
it here with the Misses Flora and Ev
Wadaga.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Bottrell an
children, Of Greenland, spent Wednes
day guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willial
Price.
3 Edward Pelto was copper countr
Z caller Thursday.
3 Mrs. Margaret Funke and daugl
8 ter, Mrs. Addie LaBrecque visited
Z the copper country Wednesday.
2 The Misses Monica Ibbotson an
5 Martha Mcmahon returned Tuesda
3 from weeks visit in Houghton.
q Miss Agnes Engstrom returne
Z Wednesday from weeks visit in tn
q Sturgeon river district with Miss II
q gebord Lundin.
q H. j. Falk was business caller
8 the copper country a few days tn
! week.
Miss Eileen Clements, Of 'Dolls
Bay, was visitor at the Stratto
home last week.
Rev. FIR. Beteski, of DeTour, we
a guest at the Stratton home la.
Thursday. He came down from HUI
bell, where he had been spending tv
weeks visiting his mother for tw
weeks, and was on his way to D.
Tour. .~S
William Johnston is in L'Anse tn
week assisting his brother, Henry
Johnston, in the grocery business.
Hugh Nesbitt was business cal
!. err in Houghton Wednesday.
Supt. and Mrs. E. F. Douglas ar
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas CT,
mo and Miss Amy Newton, Of Kewe
nav Bay, were in Hancock Tuesds