The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-03-11
FRIDAY, MAR. IL, 1910.
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Potatoes are selling for Is cents at
Traverse City.
For further fire protection, Sandusky
will put down two more drive wells.
DR.. ID. Paterson who recently sold
out his practice in Capae, has gone in
| to the real estate business.
James Dunn and family, who recent
ly moved to Memphis, will now go to
Detroit to make their home.
Robert ). Taylor, of Port Huron, has
been chosen president of the Michigan
State Poultry Breeders association.
The owners of the auditorium in
Port Huron are talking of converting
the building into central market
The game warden is kept busy since
the opening of the duck hunting sea-
son, watching for violators of the law.
During few weeks back many grain
thefts have been reported around
Jeddo. Two men were arrested on
suspicion.
1t is believed that Carsonville has
had number of cases of smallpox,
but they have been so hight as to es-
cape notice.
Claude Ritz, a Capac boy, secured
fourth prize in the State oratorical con-
test at Lansing. Ritz represented
Olivet College.
Mrs. VIM. Weir, of Minden City, was
respondent through i'll health and took
dose of carbolic acid from which she
died in short time.
Supervisor Fenton, of Richmond was
kicked in the face by a three year-old
| colt, breaking his nose and cutting a
big cash in his forehead.
A strange dog gone mad made trouble
in Clay township lately by biting
sheep and cows. Five sheep and one
COW are dead and others are feared to
be infected
Port Huron policemen are asking for
bigger wages They are obliged to
buy uniforms each year and are unable
TO make both ends of the present
salary meet.
The well known firm of K. G. Recor
81 Son of st. Clair, has been changed to
Recor q Smith, Geo. w. Smith being
the new partner. Mr.. and Mrs. +. G..
Recor will move to Colorado.
Christ Korff jr % years of age, living
| y, D,
when heavy charge in his gun made a
recoil and his hand was crushed ter
ribly. 1t was necessary to amputate
two fingers.
w. e. Savage, of st. Clair, the short
est man in the county, has been max
ing trouble in his home town and was
arrested on Monday and taken to the
county Jail. He paid his fine of SIS
and was released.
Twenty-six empty hay cars were sent
up into the thumb district on Monday
along the Port Austin line of Pere
Marquette. The hay dealers who were
dissatisfied at the scarcity of cars, will
now have their wants supplied.
The big Barry drain which is being
cut through from Sandusky to the
river, distance of four miles, will be
of enormous benefit as hundreds of
acres have heretofore always been in.
undated several months of the year.
The Huron County Implement &
Vehicle Dealers Association has been
organized at Bad Axe with 30 mem
bers. 1t is said to be the largest county
organization of its kind in the State.
Harbor Beach will have the next meet
ing in June
ID. Z. Hubbell, publisher of the Mar.
lette Leader, is on trial at Sandusky,
charged with criminal libel against
Prosecuting Attorney Farr. 1t is said
that during election time last year he
published an article rejecting on the
honesty of Mr. Farr.
Work will soon go ahead on the new
q. L. depot which will not be built in
the city of Port Huron but on the site
of the one recently burned. The new
building will be much larger and more
modern in every respect, also more con-
venient in all details.
Frank Strifiler, manager of the
Anketell Lumber & Coal Company at
Croswell, presented an account to Fred
Gardner and for his pains, was knocked
down unconscious and assaulted again
as he lay. The town is all worked up
over the matter. Gardner will be ar
rested for his brutal assault.
Mrs. Fred Roehl, of near Capac,
quarelled with her husband over a triv-
ial matter and struck him with pitch
fork, injecting severe wound in his
leg. A warrant was issued for her ar
rest as her husband wants to know
whether his wife has right to use a
pitchfork in the way she did.