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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
9
Frank Mettler will hold a sale of 68 head of livestock at the Shumway ranch Thursday December 22 beginning at 9 30 a m. M Vander Griend is the auctioneer. Wagons implements and machinery will be offered. A full list of the sale is given in this issue of the Tribune.
Miss Jeanette Finnell sprained her arm during a basketball game at Sumas Friday evening.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Mettler on Sunday. The Klatawa club enjoyed a seven o’clock dinner at Miss Amanda Nessen’s home with out of town members Mrs Lida Benjamin and Mrs Gus Norstrum present. A B Naslund moves to M L Jackman house on Grover St. Miss Viola Gosch takes a job at Lynden Poultry Association office. Miss Mamie Werby visited Seattle over the weekend. Mrs Edgar Vander Hoef spent several days with her parents Dr and Mrs A E Rusco. P N G club to hold Christmas party Friday at I O O F hall. Miss Tena Kampen and Miss Emma Bennett visited Bellingham for the weekend. Miss Nancy Verduin spent the weekend in town. A H Frasier is ill after foot nail injury. Herman and Theodore Rutgers returned from Yakima where they worked in apple orchards. Mr and Mrs C Jager become parents of a baby girl born Sunday. John Van Rossum of Bremerton visited Lynden over the weekend.
C. C. Kauffman rented the McKay Building on Front Street near Fourth and will open a tire shop there within two weeks. The building will be renovated, painted, and thoroughly overhauled to suit the business.
Pulley from a barn door toppled onto Cornelius Spaan Thursday night, injuring his face with a deep cut. the incident occurred at the barn where the equipment was installed.
Simon Brune fractured his arm on a Thursday when a rope he used to swing broke, hurling him to the ground. The incident is noted alongside other local items including George Elder and L. E. Bradley planning electric lights and a Christmas card sample offer at The Tribune office.
In Sitka and Washington, John B. Traintor warns that bald eagles may vanish from Alaska soon as bounties funded killings. He cites last summer’s claims of about 15,000 eagles killed, lamenting the rapid decline of the birds whose largest specimens come from Alaska and the Northwest.
Public notice announces intention to sell bonds totaling 32400 dollars issued by Acme Township Whatcom County Washington. The Whatcom County Board of Commissioners will meet December 24 1921 at 1 AM in the court house to hear and determine the advisability and propriety of the sale and to receive evidence and testimony. SAM E BARRETT County Auditor and ex officio Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners of Whatcom County Washington.
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