Letter From Lynden Exile Describes Arizona Visit 1911
J W Tremain, long time Lynden resident, sends a letter from Tempe Arizona dated December 12 1911. He recalls traveling from Bellingham October 31 arriving November 6 and describes Tempe a growing town on Salt River with irrigation projects Roosevelt Dam and Granite Reef, and notes high prices for groceries and lumber. He comments on wildlife climate and local culture including Mexicans and Indians, visits to orchards and ancient ruins, and mentions local trains soldiers and a wagon bridge being built. He praises the climate but laments air and water costs and notes reading Lynden Tribune and Bellingham Herald.
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Tempe
Phoenix
Salt River
Granite Reef
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Srep
L. H. Smith
Whitby Island
J P Schmitt Bakery Ad in Lynden Washington
Local bakery J P Schmitt advertises fresh bread pies and cakes in Lynden Washington. The notice notes shears ground umbrellas mended and offers as an agency for Pacific Steam Laundry services.
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Agency For Pacific Steam Laundry
Local Blacksmith Joins Miller Shop in Lynden
LOE leaves the Bostwick shop to partner with W. G. Miller and will operate from the Miller Blacksmith Shop. Notary services include wills deeds and mortgages. Lynden transit schedules listed with daily routes to Bellingham and Sumas.
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W. G. Miller
Miller Blacksmith Shop
Lynden
Sumas
B. W. Loring
W. H. Somers
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