The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-02-17
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Cspac people have q fine skating
rink on their fair grounds and much
pleasure 10 derived therefrom.
II is reported that the Matt Wixom
tent show will put street fair combin-
alton on the road next season.
Arthur Westrick, Of st. Clair, -
years of age, will be sent to st. Joseph's
retreat in Detroit. His mind is affected
from oyerwork and study.
Charles Zentgrebe. who has success
fully operated creamery on his farm
in Casco, has now purchased the Rich
mond creamery and will soon be ready
for business.
The Port Huron and Sarnia Improve
ment Co. filed articles of association
last week. Thepurpose is to purchase,
sell and deal in real estate. The cap
ital stock is $4,000.
The st. Clair Novelty Co. filed ar
ticles of association with the county
clerk last week. The capital stock is
100000. A patent curling holder and
other novelties will be manufactured.
For half day the st. Clair Repub-
lican Office were out of business on &C
count of the blowing out of u flue in
the boiler. Two men narrowly es-
capped being injured by the rush of
steam,
Houghton is the home of man who
is the tallest in Michigan and probably
in the United States. Louis Milander
is Finn, 10 years old, weighs $40 los
and is feet inches tall and growing
every day.
One of the oldest established bust
ness houses of the thumb was recently
closed by creditors. Thomas Canham,
who has run seemingly fourishing
general store business in that locality
for 35 years, has been obliged to give
up.
George Morris, of Capac, was arrest
ed by the deputy sheriff of that place
on Saturday on n charge of stealing
horse blankets. He was taken to Port
Huron Sunday morning and lodged in
the county jail. The robes and blank
cts were taken from rigs at Willis no
tel Friday night.
The Port Huron Salt Company has
/ begun suit against August Schultz an d
! VIM. B. Scott, building contractors who
put up the large warehouse which col
lapsed some time ago. Damages are
claimed for 900, statement being
made that the building was not put up
according to specifications.
! The Inlay City Record last week
gave its readers very interesting mat
! ter in the copy of the report of the
committee of the board of supervisors
appointed to investigate the books and
accounts of the poor board of Lapeer
county Times will likely be lively
from now on over in that county.
The Pere Marquette passenger train
which should have arrived from Port
Austin to Port Huron at $50 O'Clock
last Friday night, got in at 500 o'clock
Saturday morning with eight travelling
men as passengers. The passenger
train, freight and snow pillow got stuck
in the snow at McGregor and for the
rest of the night the three train crews
shoveled snow.
In the post-mortem examination of
the remains of l3-year-old Sidney
Strevel, of Jeddo, who was found dead
in the barn, death was found TO have
been caused by falling down the stairs
and no inquest was held. Later-It
has come to light that Sidney Strevel,
of Jeddo, who met his death in the
barn, accidentally shot himself. He
had purchased small revolver un.
known to his parents and his little sis
ter found it near him among some
blankets but said nothing about it for
several days. The explanation is now
satisfactory.
VIM. Sauer was arraigned in the
police court at Port Huron before
Judge Benedict Monday morning for
the last time. He was bound over to
the circuit court on the charge of MUIR
dering Elisha Moore. Whether Nor
man Sauer should be bound oyer to
the circuit court as an accompliee or
let go, is not clear in the judges mind
and therefore by the consent of the
prosecution and defense Norman
Sauer's fate as far as the justice court
is concerned will be delayed for two
weeks. at which time he will be held