The Yale expositor., 1905-08-25
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The Cass City Enterprise has Tended
its oath year.
The exact population of the city of
Sandusky is $50.
The Melvin band boys spent three
days the past week camping at Lake
port.
The firm of Aldrich & Tory of Capae
has dissolved partnership, Tory re-
naming.
The National Good Roads Conven-
ton will be held in Port Huron Au-
gust 20, 30 and 81.
Last Sunday the new NJ. u. church
in Lynn was dedicated. Rev. Harger
of Capac is the pastor.
The Minnesota State editors associa-
ton will visit Sarnia August 24 and
Port Huron August 25 $50 strong.
1t is said that the bed of mari found
near Marine City is the finest in the
state and is milo wide and five miles
long.
Van Mckay, of Blaine, took the first
load of red wheat to the Model mill,
Port Huron, this season. 1t tested 90
pounds to the bushel.
Twenty orphan boys and girls have
been sent out of the city to the Romeo
camp grounds where citizens will care
for them for ten days.
The berry growers of Lexington gave
dance in the opera house last week
which was an immense success. The
berry growers are very successful grow
ing berries too.
Harry f. Opre Port Huron manager
of +. j. Schwankowsky's music house,
has disappeared and left his affairs in
bad shape. He took the account books
of the firm with him.
A grand farmers picnic will be held
at Brown City Thursday August oath,
in connection with the dairy meeting
held under the auspices of the State
Dairy and Food department.
The Great Lakes Engineering works
of Marine City has purchased outright
the ship building plant Oft the Columbia
Iron Works, at st. Clair, of which 1t
has had lease the past year.
Joseph IL. Carrigan, Of Port Huron,
has been victimizing Port Huron peo-
pie to the extent of $500 by passing
worthless checks, and has skipped the
country, although the police are conf
dent of catching him.
While engaged in helping raise a
small barn, George Harris aged AZ yrs,
was instantly killed by the structure
falling upon him, breaking his neck.
Mr.. Harris home is in Kimball town
ship and he leaves wife and seven
children.
The steamer Idlewild, carrying 200
people, for five hours was tossed about
rudderless on Lake Erie in the high
winds of Tuesday last week. Four
tugs finally got her into st. Clair with
many women hysterical and suffering
from the nervous shock.
Barney Nolan, Smiths Creek man
who some time ago was badly injured
in a railroad accident and has since
suffered from mental arrangement, was
operated upon by Dr's McLaren and
Ney at Port Huron, and the successful
operation has restored Nolan's mental
health.
An 11-year- old son of Alex Scobel,
living near Marlette, met with terrible
death from a COW. He was leading the
cow to pasture with rope which he
must have tied around his waist, as he
was found dead, in mangled condition
and the rope pulled so hard that it was
loosened with difficulty.
Stephen Gould's barn on his farm
near Capac was destroyed by fire one
night last week, with all its contents of
hay and grain. Mr.. Gould was attend
ing a sick horse, and a calf running
into the barn upset the barrel upon
which was the lighted lantern. The
blaze started could not be controlled.