The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-05-01

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The river buoys and lights will be
placed this week i'm the st. Clair
river.
Almonts business streets have
been coated with calcium chloride to
keep down the dust.
William Morash, owner OF the Car
sonville hotel. has leased the Dow
House at Harbor Beach.
Typhoid fever is again on the in
crease i'm Port Huron and everybody
must boil the drinking water.
There will be As saloon licenses
granted i'm Port Huron this year in
stead Of AZ, last years number,
Ed. f.. Doty. formerly editor Of the
INLAY City Times, but now publishing
paper in Alabama, visited his old
friends in Inlay City last week
The NJ. E. Church people of Cross
well will build a new church edifice
this year and work will begin at once.
The contract will be let at once.
Burglars took about 5000 worth of
goods from the Easton hardware
store at Dryden one night last week
and then made good their escape.
There are a few cases of scarlet fe-
yer in Almont and the precaution has
been taken of closing the school,
churches. theatre. etc, for n week.
Riverside Park, Croswells only
beauty spot. is, according to the jeff
ersonian, i'm wretched condition, and
should be made fit for the summer
season.
The 12-year-old son of Merritt
| / nf HrnNNnan
when he fell off the dock at the
Grand Trunk freight sheds last
| Thursday.
Some grass caught fire i'm a field
near Almont one day last week and it
took rs men TO keep the fire from the
woods nearby. Fifteen rods of rail
| fence were burned.
Memphis boy scouts and their
ider, Rev. Collins, opened up a pit
or several hundred head of cabbages
for a sick man who wished to sell
them. 1t was kind act on the part
Of the boys.
over in Carsonvlle il will cost two
plunks to keep "A dog hereafter and
the law will be strictly enforced. Car
sonville city dads have decided that 1t
is worth something TO take the risk of
| hydrophobia.
| les of Richmond opened their new
library last Saturday to the public.
Nearly 500 volumes are on the
shelves and the library is open We'd
nesdays and Saturdays.
Brooks & Taylor is a new firm in
Brown City, who purchased big
land dredge and has already $4,000
worth of work contracted for. The
firm is doing dredging in the upper
part of Sanilac county at present.
Lexington is lamenting over its in
ability to have an. organized baseball
| team this season. II seems there 10
no money forthcoming for the para
phernalia needed and Of course the
boys can't play without socks, caps,
gloves, etc.
George NJ. Clark, postmaster at
| Bad Axe, having more than year TO
serve, sent in his resignation, explain
| ing that the rapidly increasing bust
ness takes up more of his time than
ne cares to give and that he will de-
vote his whole attention TO his pro-
! fession.
Capac people have nasty piece Of
road between the village and the pa
per mill. distance of three miles. A
man at the paper mill broke his leg
last week and the time that 1t took
| to bring him into the town was from
9 a. m. till p. m, with two horses
| and light rig. Both horses got mir
ed in the mud and one fell down and
| several men were in mud up to the
| knees getting the rig started again.
This should be an argument for good
roads. and If the township of Mussey
| doesn't soon improve such conditions
Capac itself will soon take hand.
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