Lynden to Play at Sumas and Edmonds
Lynden high school squads travel to Sumas on Tuesday night to meet the Sumas teams and to Edmunds on Friday to face L C Wright's five. Meridian first teams beat Lynden on Lynden floor 36–25 for the boys and 26–25 for the girls, with Meridian girls winning in two extra periods. Lynden second team routed Meridian boys 18–3 in the opening period and added 15 and 6 in the final halves.
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Sumas
Edmunds
L. C. Wright
Meridian
Lynden
Meridian Girls
Lynden Girls
Lynden Boys
Meridian Quintet
Meridian Boys
Ralph Dunker
Elbert Meurer
Clarence Lacy
Percy Morrison
Harold Whited
Cecil Stuurmans
Albert Haveman
Ruth Burns
Nellie Brown
William Ballinger
Hazel Sorenson
Ella McDonald
Alice Beard
Mary Durham
Milfred Anderson
Gladys Bentley
Anna Ruzzinka
Meridian Second
al Pynor
Ray Wateman
Charles King
William Ballingar
William Blakeslee
Lawrence Kinves
Funeral services for Mrs Camilla A Daniels held
Funeral services were set for two this afternoon at Knapp's Parlors for Mrs Camilla A Daniels who died Tuesday at her son Fred Daniels home in Lynden. Born 1846 in Greenlake Wisconsin she married in New York and moved to Bellingham sixteen years ago. A stroke four years ago left her paralyzed and she lived in Lynden with her son. She is survived by one brother in New York State.
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Knapp
Camilla A. Daniels
Fred Daniels
Lynden
Daniels
Greenlake
Wisconsin
New York
Bellingham
Lynden Night School Opens With Strong Early Enrollment
A large crowd attends Lynden night school started by the Alaska Business College of Bellingham. Classes meet three times weekly. Enrollees include Helen Linseth Lena Walker Martha Knittle Margaret Bronsema Winnie Vander Mey and many others. John Berger at the Palace Meat Market can provide course details. All service men admitted free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Alaska Business College of
Bellingham
Helen Linseth
Lena Walker
Martha Knittle
Margaret Bronsema
Winnie Vander Mey
Miss Hanson
Miss Nessen
Henry Ripperda
Andrew Oordt
Dick Geleynse
Arthur Buizer
Raymond Bajema
Nick Haveman
Will Bauman
Anton de Koster
Herman Vander
Local residents report illnesses and a patient in Lynden
Last week Miss Bessie Hoffiezer went to St. Josephs hospital for an eye operation. Mrs. E A Kampen and daughters Tena and Anna have been ill this week. Mrs. Stanley Robinson is improving after an illness. Charles True of Bellingham spent the weekend in Lynden.
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Bessie Hoffiezer
St. Joseph’s Hospital
E. A. Kampen
Tena
Anna Kampen
Mrs. Stanley Robinson
Customs Office Open on Cemetery Road
United States customs officer Paul O. Dolstad has set up permanent headquarters at his residence on Cemetery Road in Lynden. He resides at Gaskill Place near Guide Meridian. telephone R613. If port business grows, a formal office may open in the city’s business district.
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Paul O. Dolstad
United States
Lynden
Cemetery Road
Mr. Dolstad
Gaskill Place
Guide Meridian
Whatcom County Fair Reports 1920 Expenditures
secretary George M. Waples presented to stockholders a report showing 1920 total expenditures of 12 333 45 for the Whatcom County Fair and new building construction. Of the amount 3 671 72 funded new construction and receipts from various sources totaled 8 592 07.
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Whatcom County
The
Fair Association
George M. Waples
Local Residents Holiday At Nearby Homes
Mrs. Ethel Brown, book keeper for the Whatcom County Dairymen's Association in Bellingham, spent the weekend at the D. H. MacKinnon home in Lynden. Miss Helena De Valois returned to her Timon school after a two week vacation due to measles fever in the district.
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Ethel Brown
Whatcom County Dairymen’s Association
Bellingham
D. H. MacKinnon
Lynden
Helena de Valois
Timon
Legion Hosts Friday Dance at I O O F Hall
The American Legion issued invitations for a dance this Friday evening to be held at the I O O F Hall, inviting members and guests to attend.
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The
American Legion
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mrs Carrie Hoefer Visits Sister in Bellingham
Mrs Carrie Hoefer of Bellingham is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs Cliff Slade.
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Carrie Hoefer
Bellingham
Cliff Slade
Mrs Beernink and son visit R E Mutchler home
Mrs Harry Beernink and her little son Lowell were visitors at the R E Mutchler home this week.
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Harry Beernink
Latle Son
Lowell
R. E. Mutchler
Mazie Mutchler
Mr and Mrs Deaven Stay at Matt Meenk Residence
Mr and Mrs Charles Deaven are staying at the Matt Meenk residence this week.
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Mrs
Charles Deaven
Matt Meenk
Mrs John Van Wyhe Improves After Operation
Mrs John Van Wyhe is reported to be recovering and improving following a recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Wyhe
Bonus blanks available in Lynden for service members
Lynden service men may obtain state bonus application forms next week without a courthouse trip. Forms will be distributed at the Tribune office, the First National Bank, and R B Le Cocq's office, with Monday or Tuesday delivery anticipated. Each veteran earns fifteen dollars for every month served through the armistice.
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Lynden
Sam Barrett
R. B
Farm Bureau Talks Outline Aims at Lynden Event
George J. Cannon of Buckeye Washington representing the American Federated Farm Bureaus spoke in Lynden about Farm Bureau work. Upcoming meetings are set for Glendale School January 31 with Miss Hainke and C E Flint and January 29 at Clearbrook with R W Mize and H B Carroll as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Cannon
Buckeye
Farrm Bureaus
Lynden
Farm Bureau
Cannon
Glendale
H. Hainke
C. E. Flint
R. W. Mize
H. B. Carroll
Clearbrook
Lynden Grand Jurors In Exciting Auto Smash Up
D J De Hoogh a grand juror from Bellingham was in a bad auto crash on River Bridge Tuesday morning when a Ford driven by A J Dykstra collided with his car Mrs James Vander Yacht and Sam Stuurman two other grand jurors were present No one was injured and they reached court on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. de Hoogh
Bellingham
A. J. Dykstra
James Vander Yacht
Sam Stuurman
Breen Buys Grover Street Building Site
Klaas Dyksterhuis sold to Mrs. Breen two lots on 9th and Grover Street last week. Mrs. Breen plans to erect a home on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaas Dyksterhuis
FE. Breen
9Th
Grover Street
Township Candidates Must File Declarations Before Deadline
Aspirants for township offices must file their declarations of candidacy by Saturday night, per a warning from Conrad Axling, Lyn den Township clerk. State law requires filings within thirty days before the election.
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Conrad Axling
Lynden Township
Timon School Reopens After Scarlet Fever Closure
The Timon School reopened Monday after a two week shutdown due to scarlet fever in the district.
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Timon School
Timon
State W. C. T. U. Leader Speaks at High School
Mrs. Brown, state leader of the W. C. T. U., will address students at the High School on Monday at 10 o'clock in the morning. Her talk will be illustrated with stereoptical slides.
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Brown
W. C. T. U. Leader
Mrs Harry Crabtree Dies at Family Home
Mrs. Harry Crabtree died suddenly this morning at the family residence. Authorities indicate ptomaine poisoning as the probable cause of death.
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Harry Crabtree
Harry Crabtseau
Will Hold Reception for Rev and Mrs Benadom
The Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church hosts a reception Friday evening at the church for Rev and Mrs W O Benadom. All invited, with a special invitation extended to Chautauqua guarantors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
W. O. Benadom
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Kelsey
Bartlett
Cruikshank
Bastian De Hoog Buys True Residence on Fifth Street
Bastian De Hoog purchased the residence of Mrs. Lilian True on Fifth Street for 2600 dollars through Bauman Realty Co. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. William Fritz of Watsonville, California visited Mrs. C. G. Lund in Lynden this week. Dena and Marie Colenbrander have chicken pox. Mrs. Charles Reid of Bellingham visited the Schuyleman home. Bert and Mrs. Assink of North Yakima are visiting Lynden.
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Bastian de Hoog
Lilian True
Fifth Street
Bauman Realty Co
William Fritz
Watsonville, Cal
Lynden
Fritz
C. G. Lund
Dena
Marie ” Colenbrander
John Colenbrander
Charles Reid
Bellingham
Gerrit Schuyleman
Bert Assink
North Yakima
Gerrit Landaal
Bert Landaal
Dughter
Ferndale Condensary Reopens After Short Shutdown
The Ferndale condensary reopened with a small crew after a period of closure in the condensing department. A jovial group of young people visited Friday evening and entertained Rev. and Mrs. W O Benadom with a charivari. Refreshments followed.
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Ferndale
W. O. Benadom
Near East Relief Feeds Constantinople with Bread Drive
The Constantinople district of Near East Relief now runs bakeries that supply 20,000 loaves daily to the Turkish army’s former German-managed suppliers. In five months, its consolidated bakeries would form a 280 mile line of leaves, and the relief group with offices nationwide seeks funds to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Near East Relief
Lynden Hosts Cheney In Key Regional Tilt
Lynden town basketball team meets Cheney Washington State Normal School in the high school gym tonight at 8:00 PM. Cheney has a strong east of the mountains record and aims for more west side wins, with a following game against Bellingham Normal Friday night.
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Lynden
Cheney
Wash
Bellingham
Deputy Collector to Aid Lynden Tax Returns
Arthur B. Culmer announced a deputy collector will visit Lynden on Monday and Tuesday February 7 and 8 at the First National Bank to assist locals with income tax returns. Taxpayers should bring required information. all individuals with income over 1000 or married couples over 2000 must file a statement.
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Arthur B. Culmer
Lynden
First National Bank
Greenwood Social Roundup Tells of Visits and Local Events
Mrs. Fred Rose and daughter Kathryn visited Mrs. George Oltman. Delia Courtney and Mary Richbaw hosted friends. Local youths rehearse a forthcoming play. Hoppe of the Bellingham Normal presents The Fortune Hunters at Greenwood school Friday January 28. Admission 15 and 25 cents. Several visits among Mrs. Huisman, Mr. and Mrs. Meenk, and others plus hospital stops in Bellingham and St Joseph.
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Fred Rose
Kathryn
George Oltman
Delia Courtney
Mary Richbaw
Hoppe
Bellingham Normal
Fortune Hunters
Greenwood School
Bert Troost
C. M. Huisman
Bessie Hofitzer
St. Joseph Hospital
Bellingham
J. Meenk
Ralph de Motts
Leonard Lenssen
George Oltmann
Belingham
Bert Reid
Baby
Jacob Stap
John
Jake
W. Flowers
Winnifred Rose
Arthur Urfer
Arthur Meenk
Cornelius Huismai
Dairymen Urge Passage of Bill to Halt Butter Substitutes
Whatcom County Dairymen's Association pressed lawmakers to support House Bill No. 29 at the annual meeting in Bellingham. The measure would ban manufacture and sale of butter substitutes and vegetable fat canned milk, with penalties for violations. The text outlines prohibitions on substitutes and requirements for pure milk content, plus penalties for misdemeanors and gross misdemeanors.
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Whatcom County Dairymen’s Association
Bellingham
Washington
State of
Miss Allie Troost Improves at St. Joseph’s Hospital
Miss Allie Troost at St. Joseph’s hospital in Bellingham is improving, and Mrs. Charles Jacobs is also reported to be better after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Troost
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bellingham
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Edmonds
Charles True
U. S
Ings
Sec
Retary
Ween
Ae Ebee
Morris Williams
Alvina den Adel
Ser
National Associa
Tion
Sth ST
Ww. O. Benadom
M. &. Church
Burlington
Harry Besoin
Seattle
Photo International
New East Relief
Big Cheney
Greenwood
Will Blowers
C. Boehringer
Stanley Robinson
Carl Fisher
Dairymen
B. V. Mounter
Kipling
S. H. Lewis
India
E. Edson
R. L. Averill
First Reformed Church
Mrs. L. de Valois
Paul van Dyken
Tuenis van Prooyen
Henry Shagren
Charles Jacobs
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