The Yale expositor., 1899-07-28


Grant Holden
J.. Higer Il Sons
DR.. G.. Milbrandt
DR.. A. b. Spinney
Marlette Street Fair
Rand, McNally q Co.
Buffalo Bills Wild West Show
Patronze those who advertise in The
Expositor.
Warranted butcher knife only 15cts
at The Racket.
Born to the wife of Will Strevel on
Saturday, July %, a daughter.
You will find the best values and the
largest line of mems oYeralls, cotton
AIDE pants, jackets and working shirts
at the Yale Clothing House.
Thos, Wilson, who has been con-
fined to the house for the past few
weeks, has so far recovered as to be
able to visit the store each day.
According to new order from the
pension department, the st. Clair
county pension board will only meet
on the first and third Wednesdays of
each month hereafter.
The school board of District No. ! +,
yale village) met and organized and
the officers are as follows:-Director
Harvey Tappan; assessor, r, Andreae;
moderator, X. II. Menerey; trustees,
+. p. Currier and ]. A. Menzies.
The LOTM of Avis HIVE will hold an
ice cream social in the Maccabee Hall
at Roseburg, Saturday evening,
August 9Th. Proceeds to be donated
to the endowment of q room in hos
pital. Admission 10cts. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
DIR. c. w. Walker who located at
Fargo about ten months ago has decid-
ed to return to Canada and enter the
hospital at Toronto. The DR.. is a
young man full of ambition and well
up in his profession. The Expositor
wishes him success wherever he may
locate.
VIM. II. Palmer, of Yale, on Tues
day asked the probate court to revive
the commission on claims in the estate
of VIM. Gowan. Ii seems that Mr..
Palmer has bill of $50 which he ne
elected to present during the lifetime
of the commissioners. The request
has been granted.-Port Huron Daily
Times.
Those who drove to Almont with A.
w. Ferguson and family on Monday
were-Mr. and Mrs. James Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. William Patton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Holden, Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
Beard, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. MenZies,
Mrs. Tappan and Mrs. Rounds. MIR.
and Mrs. Grant Holden and Mrs. V. A.
Lacey drove as far as Lynn.
Larry ONeill, of Emmett, writes
home from Ireland that he is haying a
splendid time. He found his father
and mother in excellent health but
failed to find anyone else whom he
knew. 1t is many years since Larry
left Ireland and during his residence in
the United States he has made a small
fortune. He is an all-around good
fellow and the Expositor has nothing
but good words to say of him.
Money is a servant; use it to build up
your manhood. Money is power; use
it to lift up the weak, to bring comfort
to those in distress, to bless those whom
it is in your power to help. Keep ever
In mind that you are here in the world
to develop manhood, and that money
is to be used so as to make you q
nobler, broader and more generous
brotherly man. "Money makes the
mare go" so bring in your money and
the Expositor will continually grow
in circulation as we'll as in local mat
ter during the coming century.
Last Tuesday, County Drain Com
missioner Hayward let the Job of con-
structing the Dwight drain. The bid
was started at 81 rod and was finally
taken by Alex. Mann at 1927 per rod.
The ditch will run nearly east and
west and half mile north of the
highway between Carsonyille and Sani-
lac Centre. 1t will be 1888 rods long
and will cost SS,S95.70. Five iron
bridges will have to &c built across the
drain and they were let 10 the North
Western Bridge CO., Of Anderson. Ind,
for the total sum OF sl,s65. w. II. Nc
Kenzie, Of Roseburs, represented this
company and was the lowest of the
four bridge companies present.-Cros-
we'll Democrat Mr.. Mann is q brother
of George Mann of this place.