The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-04-11
THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1912.


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Peck will have an electric theatre
Cass City slogan--Cass City, HUI
o. tn Thumb.
The Macaroni factory at Harboi
Beach has closed for the season
Thos. Wilson, Of Marette, has
purchased an elevator at Tawas
City.
Croswell people have subscribed
$4,000 towards the building of new
NJ. +. church.
c. Cleland, Melvin school principal,
will teach next year in Deckerville,
his home town.
The proposition to- bond Huron
county for new Court house, was
doWned by majority of 200.
Mr. and Mrs. Dougal McNair have
moved from Lexington to Standish
where Mr.. McNair will operate a
bank.
c. X Bedient, for 80 years a res
ident of Deckerville, will. with his
family make a new home at Albion,
Mich.
Lexington had two fires last week,
which nearly destroyed two homes,
but the fires were put out before they
were entirely consumed
Joseph Thayer, Minden City man.
lost his automobile and shed by fire
which caught from a spark from his
home chimney, last week.
John p Whiting, a st. Clair young
man, Will locate at Prince Albert,
Sask. He says the great northwest
is the place for young men.
Richard Stafford, a North Branch
man, was relieved of a bunch of
money by pickpockets just as he was
about to leave the train in Detroit.
G. d. Ferguson and II. f. Bowman,
two Almont business men, advertise
for an appropriate slogan for their
town and will give prizes for the best
one
Arthur Palmer, who has been
running the Palmer house at Capac |
for several years past has now pur- |
chased the Cleveland house at Inlay |
City.
Burglarizing is something new for
St Clair, but one night last week,
somebody broke into the summer
home of DR.. Wright and ransacked
the whole house
It's up to Peck farmers to get real
busy or they lose the Handy rail
road. Handy Brothers say that not
another step will be taken until the
required amount is raised and it
seems that the farmers are slow in
doing this.
For all so much noise was made
by outsiders about the smallpox
scare at st. Clair, it could scarcely
De called an epidemic as there were
only ID cases altogether and the
quarantine has been very strict. Now
he disease has been wiped out {
The Western Sugar Refining COM
1any now has its plant at Marine {
City in readiness for the refining of
'aW sugar. Seventy-siX cars of Gu
IAN raw material are now on the {
way to Marine City, and from 125 to S
80 men will be employed at the
liant q
Stephen Kyoshk. the Indian who
murdered another Indian on Walpole 4
Stand New Years night, has been I
entenced to be hung, by Judge
sutherland who has been holding the J
rial at Sarnia. The hanging will j
axe place in Sarnia on June 6, where
UGH thing has not occurred for
)rty years.
The Richmond Review has acquired &
he good will and subscription lists p
tDe LenoX Leader and the New L
laven Advocate. The failure of these -
apers, which were both conducted =
Y T. A. Bernard, proved that the :
edmond field would support but
ne newspaper and that one the Re-
lew. Mr.. Bernard will open job
rinting office in Port Huron
Michael n. Mugan, retired capital !
It, and one of the big men of Sanilac {
'unty, died very suddenly of heart }
lilure, while attending early morn
lg mass in Detroit, March 80. De-
'ased was Judge of Probate of {
anilac county for many years and )
active politician. He retired from {
tive life two years ago and moved ).
Detroit, from Port Sanilac.
In a general cleaning up and NOV
g things around which was given T.
e Capac postofflce last week, let l.
+ was found slipped down behind an
drawer which had been there Is in
'ars. 1t was addressed to VIM. Co
eese jr., Lynn, Mich. The letter t ns
as forwarded to Mr.. Weese who tn,
wv lives at Lum. Whether the TIC
ntents were important or not, has an an
N hppn laarpod Ill,