The Yale expositor., 1900-09-21
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$. Goldberg & Co.
j. A. Davidson a. Co.
Ballentlne's Double Store

| 5. Goldberg q Co.
| j. A. Davidson a. Co.
| BalIentlne's Double Store
Harness oil of the best quality at
Fox d Rounds.
Duck coats, all kinds, at Goldberg's.
Come in and get one.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
factured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Farmersl when you want fertilizer,
we have the Crocker-the very best
at right prices. Hisey & Holden.
On account of sickness Ed Andreae
knocked off few days from his du-
ties at the Yale Woolen Mills. He is
now so much better as to be on the wool
sack.
We want you to read The Expositor.
If you can't afford to take it, borrow it
of your neighbor He will be delight
ed to lend it to you, especially just be-
fore he has read it himself.
When you are born the Creator starts
you going and you go long time, if
you grease the main-spring of life with
| Rocky Mountain Tea. Great lubri-
Gator. Ask your druggist.
The ice cream social held Mt the
Bidleman school house last Friday
evening, under the auspices of the A..
! O. o. G.. was grand success. Joseph
Holcomb was the holder of the lucky
number which drew the quilt. Pro-
ceeds S27 .35.
The party and fair dance given at
Michaels' Hall last Wednesday even
ing, was we'll patronized, and good
| time is the verdict of all the guests.
Il
ways is when c. f. gets them up-A
No. in all particulars.
Governor Pingree has issued proc
lamation calling upon the people of
Michigan to contribute aid to the home-
less sufferers in Texas. He designates
Hon. Geo. A. Steel, State Treasurer,
Lansing, as the proper person through
whom to send all moneys contributed
in aid of the storm stricken people.
At session of the Detroit confer
ence just closed in Pontiac, Rev. j. A.
Rowe, the pastor of the NJ. f. church
in Yale for the past four years, was as
signed to Auburn, Bay County. The
town is on the M. G.. II. r., nine miles
west Of Bay City, in the midst of one
of the richest agricultural regions of
Michigan.
A goodly number of our people took
in the excursion and Maccabee doings
at Port Huron last Saturday. There
were excursions over all roads and
boat lines, and large crowd was in
attendance. Speeches were made by
Col. Bliss, Mayor Maybury, Congress
man Weeks, Major Boynton, and Hon.
Justin r. Whiting.
If you want first class cigar now's
your time to get it free. And ii all
comes on account of new girl at Will
Ruh's which his wife presented him
last Wednesday. In case you don't
smoke Will may give small sack of
buckwheat flour in lieu of the cigars.
If it is not already named, we suggest
"Yale's Pride" as an appropriate one.
Lost on Tuesday, Sept. 11th, some
where enroute between AYoca, Peck
and Yale, two milage books; one on
the p. o. & N. R'y, 500 mile book
and one Northern milage book, good
on the f. & p. NJ. and the G.. T. R'ys.
The r. Il. Companies have been noti-
fed of tho loss. Finder please call on
or address the Expositor, Yale, Mich,
whose publisher is authorized to for
ward the books to their owner, S.
Wesley.
The time and place at which you
can buy almost anything under the
sun and have "cracken" good talk
from auctioneer Geo. w. Bell thrown
in is on Saturday, Sept. 20, at p. m.-
a quarter of mile south of Brockway.
At that time A. +. Smith will offer to
the highest bidder, stock of all kinds,
farming utensils, harness, tools, and
a large amount of household furni-
ture. All the above with much more
that space forbids us mentioning, will
be on sale at the aboYe time and place.
The formal public opening announc.
ed for last Friday evening at the Ho-
tel Jackson was decided success. A
large crowd of guests were present and
escorted over the house, and were much |
at the vastness and beauty of
the improvements made. These all ex- |
press themselves as highly pleased with !
the elegancv of things shown them. |
The roast pig and other delicacies con-
sumed was evidence that the culinary |
skill of the Hotel Jackson cooks was
duly appreciated. If the menu served |
on that occasion is q sample of the |
daily fare at the Hotel Jackson. Abs |
success in the hotel business is no |
longer mystery.
The Good Oldtime Party members
and their friends held very largely |
attended and enthusiastic meeting in |
Office rooms last Saturday |
evening. The results of the meeting |
were many, but we note the fact that |
a live and working early and late once,
last and always Mckinley and Roose-
Yelt Club was formed. The following |
officers were chosen: James McColl, |
President; VIM. Hodgins, Vice Presi-
dent; j. A. Menzies, Secretary. The |
Club starts out with 200 strong, and |
bids fair to accomplish much between
now and p. m. Nov. 9th. At future
the working committees and |
advisory boards will be appointed. |
Watch the Expositor and you will
always know when and where the |
Club meets.
It's not often that small town like
Yale has double honors heaped upon |
it in one day; but they so came on last
News was spread that the |
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