The Yale expositor., 1912-04-25
THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1912.
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NJ j. Gcigcr, a Pigeon young man,
has opened veterinary Office at
, roswell.
Horseback riding is popular
diversion in North Branch among the
Young ladies.
| \ Cleveland company will submit
plans for the construction of the new
| Military street bridge in Port Huron.
| Armada has chance TO secure a
canning factory and the matter is
being taken up by the business
| Mems Association.
Now that Richmond people can
have a new school building, there Ia
much jangle over the site on which
| it will be erected.
The mercantile firm of Buby q
| Steinkopf, Of Brown City. is bank
rupt 1t is thought the trouble will
| soon be Strengthened out.
Port Hope business men are in
vestigating the cost of Il water sys-
tenn and it is likely that a plant will
| be installed in that town.
The cemetery board at st. Clair
have accepted plans for the planting
of trees, ETC., in the cemeteries and
work will be begun at once.
The Marlette Concert band has
been re-organized and nearly 20
members are now taking part c. l..
Wilder is the musical director The
band will be kept up by the Business
Mems Association.
Saturday, April %, Mr. and Mrs.
| A. G. Graham of Sandusky, will hold
a public reception, the occasion
being their 25th wedding anniversary.
Nh. Graham is the sheriff of Sanilac
county.
April rs will be an important
Sunday in Sandusky. The new Me-
| thodist Episcopal church is now
ready for occupancy. and several in
teresting sessions will be held dur
| ing the day.
Owing to the extremely low level
OF the water of Lake Huron, it is
impossible to secure passenger boat
service for the shore towns and pros
poets are also rather dubious for a
freight steamer.
The Pere Marquette cattle yards
at Sandusky are an objection to the
residence portion of Sandusky and
the common council has notified the
railroad company to remove them to
another location.
The continued illness of Editor
Harding Of the Melvin Gazette has
made it necessary to suspend the
publication OF that paper until such
time as Mr.. Harding is able to at
tend to his duties.
Algonac has too many saloons. five
being licensed. Proceedings have
been begun in the courts against the
issuing of the fifth license and if
necessary the case will be carried to
the Supreme court.
Alex Guyrau, a Kinde lawyer, is
now the editor of the Independent
Farmer of Kinde, which paper owned
by James Hall was declared bank.
rupt, together with the two banks
and other holdings.
n farmer living near Minden City |
took some fine sand from a drive
well 80 #. deep, which was filled |
with bright particles looking like gold. |
Some of the particles have been sent |
to an assay office for analysis.
HNl SldN dlltIIlOOn postmaster |
b. +. Browne received official notice |
from Congressman McMorran that |
his reappointment as postmaster at |
Harbor Beach had been confirmed by |
the United States senate, Monday.
The board of education of the |
Croswell school is considering the |
advisability of putting a course of |
agriculture in the high school. The |
matter is well thought of and it looks
as though the course would be
adopted.
j. 5. Mcdonald, proprietor of the
Mcdonald House at Sandusky, an
nounces that hereafter the rate at
this popular hostelry will be $500
per day to all Corners. This action
is the result of the high cost of
living and the scarcity of help
The McGregor case at Bad Axe,
was adjourned last week on the
claim that George NJ. Clark, attorney
for the defense, is i'll with typhoid
fever. More than Two weeks had
been spent in securing a jury Four
jury panels were exhausted and a
fifth one is called in order to secure
twelve men.
The mayor of Harbor Beach has
appointed the first day of May as
general cleaning up time for the
city, which will provide teams to
haul rubbish away if the citizens
will rake their unsightly heaps to
the streets. Every city and town
should inaugurate such day as this
for the health and beauty of their
residents and premises.
Found.