Conversion of Lynden State Bank Authorized to Begin Banking
Comptroller John Skelton Williams certifies that Lynden National Bank Lynden Washington is authorized to commence banking under federal statute after proof of compliance. First published August 19 1920 last published October 21 1920.
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First National Bank OF
Lynden
Whatcom
Washington
United States
John Skelton Williams
Currencey
MO. Skelton Williams
Senator Coman Addresses Crowd in Lynden Front Street
Senator E. T. Coman of Spokane spoke to a large Front Street audience Saturday night. He is a Republican candidate for governor and urged voters to elect a businessman to the role. He pledged careful business administration if elected.
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Senator Coman
Lynden
E. T. Coman
Spokane
Front Street
Coman
Local oddities and town notes mix in curious column
A bustling slice of small town life features property projects on West Main Street, humorous referendum banter, and assorted incidents. R L Averill sells a nearly six hundred dollar diamond ring while John Hanover closes his store for hockey.
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Co. W. Leist
West Main Street
Lynden
R. L. Averill
John Hanover
Senate
Loafers’ Committee
Stores Plan Dollar Day of Bargains on Aug 28
The Farmers Mercantile Company and the Lynden Department Store announce a Dollar Day of bargain offerings for Saturday Aug 28. A full Tribune notice will follow next week.
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Farmers Mercantile Company
Lynden Department Store
The
Tribune
Local Notes From Woodland And Nearby Areas
Miss Nellie Jeffcott returned home after visiting Miss Edna McRae at Bow. Miss Lottie Jess had tonsils removed. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Wilson returned after a few days at Birch Bay. H. J. Roddel family moved to the Smith place. Edith Antoinette Lottie and Leo Jess went to Concrete. Ernest Palmer busy cutting grain. Attendees at the Burlington fair included Mrs. H. R. Hunt, Mr. Godfrey Schneider, and Mr. Carl Hanson.
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Woodland
Nellie Jeffcott
Edna McRae
Bow
Lottie Jess
O. E. Wilson
Birch Bay
H. J. Roddel
Smith Place
Edith
Antoinette
Leo Jess
Ernest Palmer
Burlington
H. R. Hunt
Godfrey Schneider
Carl Hanson
North Prairie social rounds and visitors noted
North Prairie residents hosted guests from Delta Everson and Bellingham during the week The Carnation condensery field man inspected local cooling milk systems last Friday Several families including the Axlings Bruns Clarke Vander Meer and Bartelds were seen visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns
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Hamstra
F. Stremler
Cordelia Wallace
P. A. Clarke
Everson
C. R. Axling
Glenn
J. Scrimger
Hellen Bruns
Otto
Willie Bruns
S. Vander Meer
S. J. Hutchins
Carrie Cramer
Bellingham
Haffler
Seattle
W. H. Charles
T. J. Nelson
H. Bartelds
Grandpa Bartelds
Jessie Bartelds
Rudolph Bartelds
Leslie Vail
Peter Krast
Clearbrook
H. Hoksbergen
Grace Bruns
J. Bartelds
Misses Rose
Lucy DeGraaff
Burlington Fair
Mrs. H. Hoksbergen
Mrs. H. Bartelds
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Machinery
J. Edwin Haeklen
Marion
Iowa
J. Edwin Haclen
Western Mercantile Co., Inc
Western Mercantile Co
J. Noordeloos
Roos’ Mill
Greene
Custer Ri &B
Dick Brink
Carl Frederickson
Alex Morrison
Sol Johnson Place
Mile East Grange Hall
Miller and Leek
Wash
Tribune Office
J. W. Zevenbergen
D. H. Smith
Kalse
John Burger
de Laval
Guernsey
C. R. Axting
Millwood
Lynden Pioneer Realty Co
E. L. Bartlett
North Washington Implement Company
Inquire Tribune
de Kol Strone
J. B. Neel
Acme
Jarrow
Henry Bierlink
Henry Otter
Naeeran
Olson Bros
Lynden R
Nooksack
Laurel
D. Vander Griend
Henry Moltke
Spaan Bros
Geyer
C. P. R. Hadley
Lyndon
Treasury Department
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
Che Lynden Gilet
Stanley Robinson
California
Vander Griend
de Graaf
Meenderinck
van Dalfsen
LDS
Gimlet
van Hemert, Stap and Dordt
North Prairie
Lucy de Graff
Rose Bartelds
Percy
Vergie Clarke
Marjory Bruce
Mt. Vernon
T. M. Wallace
Bell
Ingham
Board of Regents
State College
Pallmas
George Marks
Free Road Service
S. Weidkamp
Gabriel
Everson, Wn
Martin Visser, Lynden
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