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Newspaper

Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1921

Page

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Lynden Boy Wins In Wrestling Match

In Hawley’s Hall a wrestling smoker features Art Boehringer of Lynden beating Louis Hiscomb of North Dakota two falls to one. Hiscomb wins the first fall in 11 minutes, Boehringer the second in 11 minutes, and the third in 17 minutes. Hiscomb challenges Boehringer for a $100 side purse within two weeks.

Hawley’s Hall Art Boehringer Lynden Louis Hiscomb North Dakota Boehringer Hiscomb Leslie Lyle Nugent Twins Bellingham Lyle Claude Hendrickson Harold Whited Dick Zylstra Dale Hulcatt Zylstra Clare Johnson Corny Verduin Johnson

Pythian Sisters Barn Dance Friday Evening

Invitations written in pencil on wrapping paper announce the Pythian Sisters barn dance at the I O O F Hall on Friday evening February 25 with a dollar ten admission for gentlemen and a bring lunch for two. Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters invited. dress not required to keep the fun.

Pythian Sisters I. O. O. F. Hall Timothy Knights of Pythias Pythian

Community Club to Hold Regular Meeting at Lynden High

The Community Club will meet Tuesday evening March 1 at Lynden High School to discuss several important local topics.

Lynden High School

Lynden to Elect School Directors Next Week

Lynden district voters will choose a school director Saturday March 5 with polls open 1 to 6 pm at Lynden High School. The election, driven by high taxes, may draw more interest as Mrs Grayce Mounter’s term ends and her seat is up for ballot.

Lynden Lynden High School Grayce Mounter

Egg Association Buys Feed Grinding Machinery

The Washington Co operative Egg and Poultry Association purchased the feed grinding machinery of the Western Mercantile Company this week. It was installed in the Association building and is being overhauled to produce feed for poultry.

Washington Co-operative Egg and Poultry Association Western Mercantile Company Association

Sophomores stage Lochinvar pantomime and guest talks

The sophomores presented a pantomime Lochinvar to students on Thursday. Dr Twitmeyer Washington schools inspector spoke Friday and Prof Forrest Fair Haven high school discussed early dwelling places of man and Indian traditions. Genevieve Wolfe visited Monday and Washington’s Birthday was celebrated Tuesday with a vacation. Freshman piano by Johanna Haveman and reading by Karlma Rusco. Mrs Benadom to address Monday noon on New Zealand islands. All invited.

Lochinvar Twitmeyer Washington Schools Forrest Fairhaven Western Hemisphere Genevieve Wolfe Washington Johanna Haveman Karlma Rusco

Greenwood Social Notes with Visits and Local Play

Mr Chas Wagner improves land clearing. Huisman Schuyleman Ver brugge visit Meenk at Riverside Tuesday evening. Paul Bailey called D Wolf residence. Alva Blowers visited Jim Bailey. Carl Fisher operated on at Bell hospital last week. Miss Jennie Wolf visiting parents. Local youths perform Back to the Country Store at Grange Hall Ten Mile Thursday. admission 15 and 25 cents. W B Schuyleman and Hermina Ver brugge visited Ben Oldemeyer Lynden Wednesday. Miss Jennie Alverson visited Al Knutzen Sunday.

Chas. Wagner C. M. Huisman W. B. Schuyleman Hermina Verbrugge Matt Meenk Riverside Paul Bailey D. Wolf Alva Blowers Jim Bailey Carl Fisher Bell Hospital Jennie Wolf Grange Hall Ten Mile Ben Oldemeyer Lynden Jennie Alverson al Knutzen

Helfinstine Visits Yeoman Residence In Mountain Grove

J P Helfinstine of Mountain Grove Missouri a brother of Mrs P M Mouck is visiting at the Yeoman residence. The little son of Mr and Mrs Henry Otter is quite sick this week.

J. P. Helfinstine Mountain Grove, Mo P. M. Mouck Yeoman Residence Henry Otter

Senate bill shifts township elections to January

A Senate bill by R. S. Lambert would move township elections from March to the second Tuesday in January. It passed the Senate and awaits the House. Officers would be elected at the January town meeting for one year, with a two year assessor term in odd years, and all inducted in February. Road levy would be limited to twenty mills, raised at township request.

Senate R. S. Lambert House Township Officers’ Association

Surprise Party Honoring Mrs Emmett Hawley

A surprise party was held at the Emmett Hawley home Monday evening for Mrs Hawley's birthday. Friends attended including Ray Hawley and daughter Thelma, P De Bruyn, H Pease, J R Pease, Dickerson, Engle, M C Wampler and daughters Muriel Eva, Emma Lenssen, Everett Hawley, F Smith and son Elwood, Oren Sleasman, Vernon Hawley, F Cruiksank, Beulah Hawley, Sera Hawley, H A Van Os, Beringer and daughter Gracia, Emma Van Os, Sophia Van Os, Nellie Anna Duff, Clarence, Clyde and Robert Hawley, and Emmett Hawley.

Emmett Hawley Ray Hawley Thelma P. de Bruyn H. Pease J. R. Pease Dickerson Engle M. C. Wampler Muriel Eva Emma _ Lenssen Everett Hawley F. Smith Elwood Oren Sleasman Vernon Hawley F. Cr

Bill abolishing township offices defeated in senate

The bill to abolish the offices of township assessor and township board of review was defeated in the senate last week. A vote on indefinite postponement stood 28 for and 11 against. Senator Cleary of Whatcom opposed postponing action on the bill.

Senate Senator Cleary Whatcom

George and Martha Washington visit Lynden on February 22

George and Martha Washington along with several famous guests and Uncle Sam attended a patriotic gathering hosted by the Ladies Aid at the M. E. Church in Lynden on Washington's Birthday. The program featured spelling matches contests readings and music followed by refreshments. Dick Zeldenrust and his two Seattle sons visited the Ripperda home and plan to visit Seattle next week. Interdenominational Woman's Day of Prayer was observed at the M. E. Church with prayers and mission society reports.

George Martha Washington Sam Lynden Washington Jamieson Ladies Aid of M. E. Church W. O. Benadom George Washington H. H. Jamieson Dick Zeldenrust Seattle Ripperda M. E

Erection of bunga low begins on 9th and Grover

Work on the erection of a bunga low for Mrs. E. Breen has started at the corner of 9th and Grover Street. Co. M. Creamer and family moved this week to Puyallup, where they will make their home. Mrs. Paul Brouwer has returned from St. Luke's hospital much improved in health. Capt. and Mrs. N. A. Palmer are preparing to leave soon for their ranch in Montana.

Co. M. Creamer Puyallup Paul Brouwer St. Luke's Hospital Capt Mrs. N. A. Palmer Montana

Bond market may delay Lynden Sumas paving plan

County commissioners at a courtroom hearing warned that difficulty in selling improvement bonds at par could slow paving of the Lynden Sumas road. They noted the Lynden Sumas gap as the county's last hard surface link and said work would proceed if feasible. Cost estimates run to 25 000 per mile, with a 25 cent rise in cement impacting annual expenses. A large group pressed for the Lynden Sumas project and the Delta road gravelling. Bond disposition was left for later decision.

Lynden-Sumas J. C. Hills Lynden- Sumas Delta Road Delta

L. C. Cook Announces Paint Store and Auto Shop

L. C. Cook has rented the Front Street building west of Lynden Motor Company and will open a paint and wall-paper store with a good stock. He will also perform automobile painting at this location, bringing prior experience to the venture and saving customers a trip to Bellingham. The building is being remodeled with numerous improvements.

L. C. Cook Lynden Motor Company Front Street Cook Bellingham

Jolly Play at Ten Mile Grange Tonight

The Greenwood Literary Society presents Back to the Country Store a lively comedy at Ten Mile Grange Hall tonight at 8 o clock Admission is 25c and 15c All are invited The program lists Higgenbotham Quig Blowers Weatherwax and many local residents in roles across three acts set in Greenwood

Ten Mile Grange Hall Greenwood Literary Society Higgenbotham Quig Alva Blowers Jerusha Della Courtney Amariah Higgenbotham James Miller Dudley Weatherwax Charles Bailey Marguerite van Buren Gertrude Wolfe Maria Judkins Aleena Cora Oltman Hiram Huckleton Cena Rudolph Elsner Garlinger Doris Bailey Timless Minnie Elsner Hiram Huckleton’s Grocery Greenwood

Chinese Missionary to Speak on East at Lynden High

Pastor Allen L. Ham of Canton China will present an illustrated lecture titled China and the Chinese at Lynden High School Thursday evening. Admission is free. Ham has spent many years as a missionary in China. Sunday visitors at the D L Steffe home included Mrs Mary Collins Mr and Mrs H A McDonnell and daughter of Bellingham Miss Stella McDonnell of Alberta and Miss Lizzie Miller of Vancouver. Bennett Gale visited his old hometown from Seattle last week and plans to stay indefinitely.

Walter Hemmingway Ray Slade Japan N. Boerhave Ralph Baldwin Allen L. Ham Canton China Lynden High School Pastor Ham D. L. Steffe Mary Collins H. A. McDonnell Bellingham Stella McDonnell Alberta Lizzie Miller Vancouver Bennett Gale Seattle Bessie Showers Thelma Helgath John Bovendam Harry Holtrop Arnold Will Kelly W. H. Jackman George Parker Maud Tachell Lynden L. D. Pangborn

Local Household News Notes And Birth Announcement

Mrs. E C Webster visiting at the Kelsey home has been sick for a few days. Mrs A Vander Griend stays with her daughter Mrs H Otter this week. Mrs L T Brooks and niece Margaret spent the weekend visiting relatives at Birch Bay. Born Friday to Mr and Mrs William Van Ry a son. Mrs Jasper Buizer is ill this week.

Mrs. A. Vander Griend Mrs. H. Otter William van Ry

Beekeepers Association Meeting Set for Ferndale

The Whatcom County Beekeepers Association will hold its annual meeting at Ferndale on March 3. All beekeepers of the Lynden district are urged to attend.

Beekeepers Association Ferndale Whatcom County Beekeepers’ Association Lynden

Townships to Elect Officers on Tuesday

Voters in Lynden and Delta Townships will ballot at their annual meeting on Tuesday March 1 to set tax levies and choose officers. Lynden nominees include Gerrit Veleke supervisor Nels Jacobson treasurer George Whipple Herman Oldemyer assessor and Conrad Axling clerk. Delta nominees are Theodore Weidkamp supervisor W H Jackman treasurer M G Lacy Henry Kuchenreuther assessor and John Axling clerk. Delta also faces a proposition to ban letting stock roam on highways with polls open 10 am to 4 pm.

Lynden Gerrit Veleke Nels Jacobson George Whipple Herman Oldemyer Conrad Axling Delta Township Theodore Weidkamp W. H. Jackman M. G. Lacy Henry Kuchen

Delta and Sunshine Social Roundup and Accidents

Community notices from Delta and Sunshine report dinner hosts Mr and Mrs Ole Larson and various visiting neighbors. A serious accident involving Mr and Mrs John Rutgers on Guide Meridian road is noted, plus illness and school closures for Washington birthday observances.

Ole Larson Carl Ericson Delta Literary Society J. F. Helgath P. O. Berthuson John Rutgers Rutgers Harry Vander Mey Allie Vander Mey Gerrit van Diest Riverside

Lynden Wins Chance at Basketball Title

Lynden High School defeated Blaine 41 to 13 to claim a fighting chance at the county championship. Lynden, Blaine, and Laurel are tied. Lynden to face Ferndale next on their home floor with both boys and girls contests expected to be fast. Blaine had hoped for Laurel in the title clash but Lynden’s defense shut down star Hanson while Gorseman led Lynden with ten field goals.

Lynden Blaine Whatcom County Ferndale Laurel Griffith Hanson Albert Haveman Gorseman

Lynden Grades Tie Laurel in Arithmetic Meet and Lose Big in Basketball

The Laurel and Lynden grade schools met in Lynden for an arithmetic contest and basketball game. They tied in written arithmetic, but Laurel led on the board. Lynden's fifth to eighth graders were Thomas Hininger Richard Tremain Margaret Shagren and Johanna Seger. Lynden lost the basketball 34 to 2 with Dale Henry at center and RoLand Shagren Russell Rittenberg guards Clare Johnson John Young and others.

Laurel and Lynden Lynden Laurel Thomas Hininger Richard Tremain Margaret Shagren Johanna Seger Dale Henry Roland Shagren Russell Rittenberg Clare Johnson John Young Stibs Francis Wood Clarence Larsen Sherman Whited

Father of Mrs. N. A. Palmer Dies in Portland

Mrs. N A Palmer travels to Portland after the sudden death of her father Mr Helms. She is joined by her nephew B Phelps of Bellingham. Mr Helms was well known among Lynden’s longtime residents and had many friends in the community.

N. A. Palmer Portland Mr. Helms B. Phelps Bellingham Lynden

Conrad Axling Re elected Head Of School Directors

Conrad Axling was re elected president of the Whatcom County School Directors Association at the annual meeting in Bellingham. Edith Kale was chosen vice president Frank Talbot secretary and A D Zander was named secretary.

Conrad Axling Whatcom County

Lynden Athletic Club Plans Fan Dance March 9

The Lynden Athletic Club will host a dance on March 9 to honor loyal fans who backed the team this season. Organizers invite subscribers to attend as a gesture of appreciation for their support.

Lynden Athletic Club

Butter Prices Jump Eleven Cents in Nine Days

Butter rose again by three cents on Saturday, lifting the total increase to eleven cents over the past nine days. The upward climb began on February 10.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lynden Boy Art Boehanger Kensington Club L. C. Brown George W. Hall Hall Alverson Wood W. A. Lewis Klatawa Club Edith Jacobson Pearl Amanda Nessen Charles Deaven John Colenbrander H. K. Palma Rena Helder EGG Association High School News Martha SUMAS Sumas Road Ten Mile Grange Jasper Buizer Delta and Sunshine Eugene Otter Bert Wheeler Elzo Gelms Hoffman's Hall Sunshine Doris Jager Gezuna Gelms Tena Blankers Ruth Anderson John Axling C. R. Axling North Prairie Ervin William Vander Mey Ren de Boer Marius Vander Griend Idaho Blaine- Lynden Letha Ducommuns Edgar Eldon Olsen Martin Elzinga Walter Telgenhoff Chas. Dean James Beck E. L. Lash M. L. Jackman S. T. Jackman Abel Dyksterhuis H. Otter Michael O’brien Vivia Northwood Charles White Detwiler Angus Young Carl Jacobson Charles Jacobson Sadie Bauman Ruth Jackman Chance AT
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