Lynden to Witness Championship Games
Lynden prepares to host Meridian in county championship contests for both boys and girls on Saturday night. The Lynden boys, led by Dunker at center and Meyers, Le Cocq or Bloom as forwards with Smith, Hatley or Wilson at guards, face Meridian, which features one of Laurel school’s best recent teams. The Lynden girls, champions of the north, meet Meridian, the southern champion, at 7 30 p m. Admission is 25c for students and 35c for adults.
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Lynden
Dunker
Meurer
le Cocq
Bloom
Smith
Hatley
Wilson
Meridian
Laurel School
Registration books close soon for spring township elections
Registration is underway for the spring township elections with Lynden Township first precinct appointing Mrs. G. W. Winup as registration officer and books open at her home for voters to sign up.
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Lynden Township
G. W. Winup
Lynden Store Sells $1000 Worth of Flour Fast
The Western Mercantile Company advertised in the Tribune an old price sale on flour and sold over $1000 worth by Saturday night. The store credits the Tribune for the sales record, noting no other announcement was made beyond the Tribune notice.
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Lynden
Western Mercantile Company
Tribune
The
Funeral Services for John Jess Held at Knapp's Parlors
Friends gathered Sunday afternoon for the funeral of John Jess conducted by Rev. W. O. Benadom. Born in Prague Bohemia June 22 1850 he came to America at 20 and moved to Lynden 18 years ago from Nebraska. He is survived by his widow Frances eight daughters and three sons including Emil Val and Leo Jess.
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John Jess
Knapp
W. O. Benadom
Jess
Prague
Bohemia
America
Lynden
Nebraska
Frances Jess
Josep Jess
Bluff City
Kansas
Joe Tarta
Concrete
Wash
Leonard Martin
Bellingham
Paul Henderson
Lena
Edith
Antoinette
Lottie Jess
Emil and
Val Jess
Coulee City
Leo Jess
Lynder
Soprano and Lecturer to Appear in Lynden Friday
Miss Hildur Lindgren soprano and R. Foster Stone lecturer appear at Lynden High School for a non lyceum program Friday night at 8 15. Lindgren performs arias and songs from multiple traditions while Stone presents Yellowstone Park with screened pictures. Admission 25 and 35 cents. A. A. Bauman joins Knutzen Auto stockholders meeting in Bellingham. Old Soldier to sing at Sunday M E Church service.
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Hildur Levida Lindgren
R. Foster Stone
Lynden High School
Miss Lindgren
Mr. Stone
Yellowstone Park
A. A. Bauman
Leopold
Bellingham
Knutzen Auto Company
Helingham
Knutzens Brothers
Mr. Bauman
Lynden
Berry acreage in Lynden district to be increased this spring
C M Creamer Lynden Cannery manager says a big rise in local berry acreage will occur this spring due to strong demand. He notes growers nationwide face plant shortages but Lynden expects to supply many patches as prices stay profitable. Cannery improvements aim to support what may be its biggest year yet.
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Lynden
C. M. Creamer
Lynden Cannery
Mr. Creamer
Northwest
Creamer
Skagit County
Delta and Sunshine residents mingle in January notes
Community updates list residents visiting relatives and attending events. Emile Anderson and family relocate from Seattle to the old Axlund place while Esther Axlund gains note as former Delta resident. Attendance at Lynden high school play cited along with numerous social visits and relocations.
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Emil Anderson
Seattle
Axlund Place
Anderson
Esther Axlund
H. Keller
G. Rosenay
Olive Berthuson
Dorothy
Bernice
Phyllis Day
Anice
Gertrude Koamen
Mabel
Alice Wampler
Clarence Harlander
Doyle Vander
Sunshine School
Andrew Johnson
Bellingham
Lynden
Ruth Jackman
Thelma Helgath
Evelyn Vander Yacht
Allie Vander Mey
Orel Jackman
W. H. Jackman
Harry Vander Mey
Paul Helgath
C. Ericson
B. A. Axlind
John Axling
Bert Matees
van Mersbergen
John Bonnema
Delta
Blaine
C. Krohn
Dickman
Elza Gelms
Clarence Freedeen
B. Weidkamp
Allie Vander Yacht
Jennie van Wyke
Harmony High School
H. Moltke
Martin Nymeyer
Iowa
H. O. Wampler
Alice
Wampler
F. Bowman
Theodore Weidkamp
Charles Ecker
H. C. Berthuson
Rachel Smith
Lyndon
Frank Hawley
C. Vermeulen
Lake Whatcom
Emmett Hawley
H. C. Berthus
Charity group surprises pastor with gift at parsonage
The Christian Endeavor Society of the First Reformed Church surprised Rev. H. K. Palma Tuesday evening at the parsonage and presented a fine gift.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the First Reformed Church
H. K. Palma
Lynden Finances Show Surplus as Debt Cleared in 1919
Lynden reports a five thousand dollar financial gain in 1919 with all old indebtedness paid and cash balance rising to 13,216.31. The city now carries no interest-bearing warrants and earns interest on average cash, aided by water department improvements and higher on-hand funds.
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Lynden
R. B. le Cocq
Water Department
Coc
Lynden Chosen Site for Whatcom Dairy Plant Sale
Lynden will host the Whatcom County Dairy Association plant after Lynden Creamery stockholders vote 72 to 38 to sell to the new organization. The deal values the creamery at 21 472.80 with plans for a powdered milk facility and future expansion starting March 1.
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Lynden
Whatcom County Dairy Association
Lynden Creamery Company
Lynden Creamery
Dairymen's Association
Lynden Community Club to Discuss Local Topics
Lynden's Community Club meets Monday evening at Lynden High School to consider local topics. A special committee reports on sidewalk petitions for 7th and 8th Streets and linking the two Lynden schools. The civic welfare panel will discuss a planned comfort station and the industrial committee will review the rural route situation.
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Lynden
F. P. Cruikshank
Ed Knapp
F. E. Daniels
Civic Welfare
Fritz Johnson Buys Riddle House on Grover Street
Fritz Johnson purchased a house on Grover Street from C. W. Riddle this week for 900 dollars. A. M. Riddle arranged the deal.
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Fritz Johnson
Riddle House
Grover ST
Grover Street
C. W. Riddle
M. Riddle
Herbert Fritz Purchases West Liberty Street Home
Miss Anna Irvine sold a house and two lots on West Liberty Street to Herbert Fritz for 1200 dollars through the Taylor real estate office.
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Herbert Fritz
West Liberty Street
Anna Irvine
Taylor Real Estate
George Jacobson Buys Home on West Grover Street
George Jacobson purchased a house and two lots on West Grover Street from Chap Bayes. The deal was arranged through George Taylor's real estate office.
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George Jacobson
Grover ST
West Grover Street
Chap Bayes
George Taylor
Leading Lady Sick Forces Cancellation At Hawleys Hall
The Sweetest Girl at Hawleys Hall Tuesday night was cancelled due to illness of the leading lady. Mrs. W B Schuyleman visited the A Verbrugge home this week.
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Lynden
Hawleys Hall
W. B. Schuyleman
Kauffman Opens Vulcanizing Shop in Lynden
Christian Kauffman has returned to Lynden and will open his vulcanizing establishment on February 16 in Lynden.
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Christian Kauffman
Lynden
Mrs. R K Troost Spends Week at Schuyleman Home
Mrs. R K Troost is visiting the home of Mrs. W B Schuyleman for the week, staying as a guest and sharing time in social calls and local activities.
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R. K. Troost
W. B. Schuyleman
Lynden Students Pass State Eighth Grade Exams
The Lynden district lists pupils who passed the state eighth grade examinations this week. Lynden Christian School graduates include Jean inette Bode Gertrude Verrips Theo dore Te Selle. District No 309 names Joyce Bostwick Vernita Crosier James Hawley Jenny Jorgenson Clyde Kelly Sylvia Nieveen Beulah Jones Logan Sheriff Thomas Van Horne Alfred Worthen.
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Lynden
Lynden Christian School
Jeaninette Bode
Gertrude Verrips
Theodore Te Selle
Joyce Bostwick
Vernita Crosier
James Hawley
Jennie Jorgenson
Clyde Kelly
Sylvia Nieveen
Beulah Jones
Logan Sheriff
Thomas van Horne
Alfred Worthen
Pretty wedding at Schuyleman home this Wednesday
Miss Wilhelmina Schuyleman and Mr. Cornelius Huisman wed at 2 p.m. with Rev. H K Palm er presiding. Sixty guests attended a pink and white ceremony followed by luncheon. After a wedding trip to Sound cities, the couple will live in Lynden.
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W. B. Schuyleman
Wilhelmina Elizabeth Schuyleman
Cornelius M. Huisman
H. K. Palma
John Schuyleman
Gerrit Schuyleman
A. Verbrugge
R. K Troost
Peter Schuyleman
M. van
Mrs. Huisman
Lynden
Hold Funeral Services for Huibert Verrips
A large gathering paid respects at the Christian Reformed Church Monday for 70 year old Huibert Verrips who died Friday from pneumonia burial followed at Monumenta Cemetery Reverend E Breen led the services A A Bauman and daughter Clara left for Seattle for Wilsons Modern Business College graduation exercises Miss Marie Bauman among the graduates John D James returned missionary from China conducted services at the Mission Church over three evenings
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Huibert Verrips
E. Breen
Christian Reformed Church
Monumenta Cemetery
Verrips
A. A. Bauman
Clara
Seattle
Wilson's Modern Business College
Marie Bauman
John D. James
China
Mission Church
Baby daughter visit at the P. Axlund home
A baby daughter visited the P. Axlund home with family members in attendance during the social call noted in local society circles.
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R. B. le Coca
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Carrie Cramer
A. Benson
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H. Barfelds
C. R. Axling
William and
Isabelle Mills
William Bell
A. Mulder
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Joe Cramer
Greenwood
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Gerrit Kok
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Lew Stremler
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