Chautauqua Sale Exceeds All Hopes
Chautauqua boosters report two thirds of Lynden allotment sold before opening day as more than 300 tickets were sold despite many sellers missing. Ticket sales halt at 600, with prices rising from 2.50 to 3.00 on opening day. An automobile parade with Lynden Holland Band leads the event through Everson and surrounding towns.
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Chautauqua
Lynden
Chautauqua Boosters
Jamieson Hall
Circle
Everson
Nooksack
Sumas
Custer
Ferndale
Blaine
A. A Pauman
Lynden Holland Band
Large buyer list for event tickets in local sale
A long roster of buyers purchased tickets by Tuesday night including Fraley Feenhouse Deans Sterlien Serrurier Sou Johnson Hill Wetering Breen Blake Boerhave Reda Te Selle Rutgers Van Leeuwen Worlow Heathcote Anderson Fountain Zylstra Jud son Hardison Waples Young Warlow Waples Zylstra Long LeCompte Jamieson Jamieson Pangborn Tromp Tromp Tromp R Helder Helder Vanessa Helder Zoet Van Der Wall Walsh Kooy man Burns Bauman Pauman Beatty Biehler LeCompte Jackman Jamieson Jamieson Weber Jones Gaskill Richbaw Bloom Riddle Matthews Bostwick Taylor Harkness Taylor Thompson Knapp Knapp Knapp Knapp Bruns Day Wolf Wolf Elder Ede Philo Handy Melonis Wood Pace Pace Pace Noteboom Pesanne Sanan Nesan Averill Emmekamp Nash Dickerson Williams Jones Miller Wampler Cruikshank Sprague Cruikshank Stork Loring Galbraith Beckes Loring Hammoud Mulder Austin Gilmore Blowers Jackman Jackman Helder Dyksterhuis Zoet Henry Tremain Jackman Barendse. The list notes many sellers did not report and is not complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Breen
Clara E. Blake
John Breen
J. P Boerhave
Lillian Reda
A. H. Te Selle
H. Rutgers
G. van Leeuwen
Harry Worlow
Free Heathcote
J. C. Anderson
Harry Fountain
R. R. Zylstra
C. L. Judson
George Hardison
W. H. Waples
A. Young
Mark Warlow
Mildred Waples
G. B. Taylor
D. Harkness
W R. Taylor
Eva Thompson
Harold Knapp
F. E. Knapp
Frances Knapp
Bradford Knapp
E. J. Bruns
S. B. Day
E. LE. Wolf
Frank Wolf
Fred Wolf
Pearl Elder
Molly Williams
E. B. Jones
W. B. Miller
A. H. Wampler
J. Cruikshank
L. M. Sprague
D Cruikshank
Whitney Stork
George Cruikshank
B. W. Loring
C. W. Galbraith
D. L. Beckes
F. Bostwick
Roger Beckes
Robert Loring
A. McDaniel
H. Rinehart
Lewis Larson
Beatrice Handy
J. O. Colby
J. C. Beach
W. E. Dorr
Meirk Hammoud
D. Mulder
Lucy Austin
Jeanette Gilmore
Local Social News Reflects Summer Visits and Travels
Bellingham residents and friends from Clearbrook to Sedro Woolley share gatherings. Several families move homes, visitors tour Montague Drive and Iverson bungalows, while clubs meet for sewing and luncheon. Multiple stops include Harkness, Sunburg, and Winger families with July travel and familiar face reunions.
Holland Band Plans Front Street Parade Saturday Night
The Holland band will parade on Front Street Saturday night and will give an outdoor concert amid the events.
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Holland
Front Street
Oper
Lynden couples wed Nooksack brides in Bellingham
Two Lynden men married Nooksack girls in Bellingham last week. Fritz Johnson wed Dea Tucker at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday June 28 with Rev. Alson Steers officiating, followed by a lunch and trip. Ella Tucker married Frank MacKinnon at 1:45 p.m. Wednesday at the McLeod hotel parlors with Rev. Steers officiating. the couple plan to live at Park, Washington after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Nooksack
Everson Valley
Fritz Johnson
Dea Tucker
Bellingham
Alson Steers
Lorena Tucker
Arthur Jacobson
Ella Tucker
Frank MacKinnon
McLeod
Dorothy
Park, Wash
Jones Re-elected Secretary at Farmers Mutual Telephone
L A Jones was re elected secretary of the Farmers Mutual Telephone Company at a directors meeting Friday. Stock holders at the annual meeting voted to give Mr Jones adequate office help.
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L. A. Jones
Farmers Mutual Telephone Company
Mr. Jones
Mrs. L. C. Biddell Returns From Ten Mile Visit
Mrs. L. C. Biddell came back Wednesday from Ten Mile where she visited Mrs. F. P. Close and Mrs. Allen.
Lynden Violin Students to Give Recital Friday
Mrs. Charlotte Heun presents her violin students in a recital at Jamieson's Opera House on Friday evening starting at 8 15 with a 10 cent admission. Violin numbers include Lemuel McDaniel Genevieve Abbott Wanda Laxaver Louise Jackman and a Heun Rathman Tremain quartet. Piano solos by Janet Gilmore Vanessa Helder and Mildred Waples. an orchestra of fourteen performs Tobani National Fantasie concluding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Heun
Jamieson's Opera House
Kenneth Heun
Mazilla King
J. A. van Pet
Lemuel McDaniel
Genevieve Abbott
Wanda Laxaver
Louise Jackman
W. Vander Griend
Eddie Wines
Ervin Rathman
Elzie Tremain
Ernest Jacob
Evin Rathman
Lemuel McDanel
Methodist Church
Thompson Visits Lynden in Campaign for Superior Judge
Howard C. Thompson, candidate for superior judge of Whatcom County, visited Lynden on Tuesday. Thompson, formerly deputy prosecuting attorney, is described as a respected lawyer with an excellent reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Thompson
Whatcom County
Lynden
Thompson
Vanderyacht Wins Fifth Street Sidewalk Contract
John Vanderyacht secured the city council contract to build 97 sidewalks on Fifth Street for 1818.10 dollars, beating E. B. Baxter and Co. at 1850 and Nick Boerhave at 2506. Work begins after pole removal with a completion deadline of September 1 while George Scoville serves as acting mayor in Mayor Bender's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vanderyacht
Fifth Street
Vanderyacht
E. B. Baxter and Co
Kendall
Nick Boerhave
D. W. Bender
Ellensburg
George Scoville
Lynden Mail Schedule Improves Bellingham Connection
Afternoon stage runs from Lynden at 4 o clock to Bellingham arriving by 5 o clock. Outgoing mail must be in the office by 3 45. The service now delivers Lynden mail to catch the 6 o clock train to Seattle and the East, while the 5 o clock incoming mail includes nearly all daily mail from outside points. Morning mail arrives by train at 10 35.
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Lynden
Bellingham
Seattle
Rev P Hoek Enga Undergoes Surgery in Michigan
Word from Lynden states the Rev P Hoek Enga formerly of Lynden had an operation at Grand Rapids Michigan and is in a hospital in serious condition.
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Lynden
P. Hoekenga
Gran Rapids
Mich
Western Chautauqua Opens With Top Headliner Lineup
Just days before the Chautauqua season begins, organizers announce the strongest western program yet with twenty big shows. Season tickets admit entry to all events for under thirteen cents each, featuring the New York City Marine Band the Singing Kaffir Boys Alexander Skibinsky the International Operatic Company and more. Tickets go on sale everywhere now.
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New York City Marine Band
Singing Kaffir Boys
Alexander Skibinsky
International Operatic Company
Parker Nominated for President on Democratic Ticket
Judge Alton B. Parker was nominated for president on the Democratic ticket Saturday morning. Miss Minnie Thom and Frank M. Smith of Northwood were married last evening at W. H. Biggerstaff's home in this city with Judge J. D. Scrimger officiating. S. F. Bailey sold his twenty acre ranch and personal property to J. Meenk for 2500 dollars. George True and son Roy departed Friday for their mine north of Vancouver. Gerrit Veleke was kicked by a horse on the leg Saturday morning. Harmony Rebekah lodge installed officers including Jennie Rusco Aggie Bere Mattie Weidkamp Hattie Palmer Mary Pailo Mattie Bradley Rachel A. Smith Sophrona Dimmick Ela Clarke Mary Collins Matilda Hickey Lena Dickenson and Mattie Palmer.
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Markart
Bellingham
O!d
Ira Trowbridge
Sturgeon
Sedro-Woolley
Ezra Furnace
Scott
Iverson
Lillie Weide
O. E. Swanson
Clearbrook
P. D. Harkness
Ralf Gray
Jack Simpson
Seattle
John Ohlund
Howard
Aleda
Edith
Hildur Sunburg
O. Burman
Mary
Guy Bushby
Gerke
Florence
Effie Wright
Anne Clark
Winger
Vera Call
Mahlien
Marion Adlam
Hilda Iverson
Elsa Soloman
J. D. Davis
Gertrude Shyrock
Gertrude
Beatta
Emma Winger
Sunbury
Geo Hardison
Bertha Simpson
Benton
Wenatchee
John Thorston
Everett
Lila Wenhart
Deming
Beaucannon
Harper
Johnson
Geo. Tether
Wim
Edwards
Minnie Thom
Frank M. Smith
Northwood
W. H. Biggerstaff
J. D. Scrimger
Jennie Rusco
Aggie Bere
Mattie Weidkamp
Hattie Palmer
Mary Pailo
Mattie Bradley
Rachel A. Smith
Sophrona Dimmick
Ela Clarke
Mary Collins
Matilda Hickey
Lena Dickenson
Mattie Palmer
Harmony Rebekah Lodge
Enos Strode
Kenneth
Missouri
Visi Ray Strode
Silver Lake
Welcome
Laurel and Bellingham
George Rice
Elsie Greffner
Holt
Lynn Gilbert
Sumas
Ten Mile
Jettie Jones
Tregues
Jones
William Jones
Jeanette Gilmore
Earl Bellingar
Amy Dorrie
Lida
Thressa Stone
Nessen and Andersen
P. A. Pete
Ind Sens
Curtis and
Shaler
Alfred Peterson
Eugene
Oregon
Charles Peerson
Wesley Dorr
Ralph
Bert
East Sound
George Shorp
Puyallup
Charles A. Peterson
Laurel
Culver
Lohengrin
Local Notices From Van Buren and Nearby Communities
Names and visits across Lynden Nooksack and Sumas areas include William Kirkmen and families, Pierce and Doers relatives, Rarick dairy barn work, multiple trips to Lynden Bellingham and Everett, and summer school attendee Isabelle Perry. Community clubs and society officers are listed for the Ideal Sewing Club and Wiser Lake Literary Society with upcoming meeting plans.
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William Kirkmen
Andy Kirkman
Walter Hatch
Alice Little
Birch Bay
Henry Pierce
Oliver
Manis
Lynden
Williams Rarick, Jr
Nooksack
Lynden Creamery Pays Record Creamery Checks
Lynden dairymen earned a record 63 828 84 for cream over May and June. May brought 32 728 76 and June 31 100 08, with higher butterfat prices boosting totals despite less cream received. The Lynden Creamery Co. shipped 50 000 pounds of butter to the government last week and will deliver 54 000 more pounds in four weeks.
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Lynden
H.elenbaas
Lynden Creamery Co
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C. H. Fraley
C. Feenhouse
H. J. Feenhouse
D. Feenhouse
Steenbergen
H. Ripperda
Albert Theel
G. Noteboom
E. D. Dean
A. G. Sterlien
P. M. Serrurier
Bert Helder
Bert Dyksterhuis
Mrs. L. Zoet
A. E. Henry
E. R. Tremain
Albert Barendse
Western
America
Alexander von Skibinnsky
Europe
Skibinsky
One Tre
Alton B. Parker
S. F. Bailey
J. Meenk
George True
Roy
Vancouver
Gerrit. Veleke
Laurel and Wiser Lake
van Buren
O. A. Kirkman
Haden
Bremerton
June Doers
Alfred
Charlie Alex
B. C
Ida Hinton
Reymord
L. B. Huschse
Satsop
Rarick Brothers
Chester Pierce
Charles Schuyler
Viola Wilcoxen
Mildred Wilcoxen
Henry Nutter
Arthur Pierce
Isabelle Perry
Normal
William Rarick
Warren Smith
H. Hinton
Harry Wilcoxen
Clifford Kelly
Lyon Hooverson
Larson
Frank Ware
Kachia
Mont
Columbia Hospital
Montana
Wahl
W. Hatch
F. H. Larson
Damtown
Arthur Kirkman
M. J. Morris
Guy Sherwood
Harvey Slade
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