Lynden to Play Fast Custer Team
Old rivals Lynden and Custer meet this Sunday at the Fair Grounds after Lynden edged Marietta to move one half game up in the Nooksack Valley League standings. Max Fullner starred on the mound and Wolfe led at the plate with four hits as Lynden won 4 runs in the second inning and added a sixth inning homer by Baldwin, while Marietta made three late rallies aided by errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Lynden
Custer
Max Fullner
Marietta
Ferndale
Hagen
Axling
Dean
Baldwin
Fullner
Whited
Shagren
Wolfe
Fulmer
Beeman
Garripe
Garon
Jones
N. Jones
Olson
Bizer
Scorer
Co. B. Bay
Mrs L Craig of Lynden Marries Mead at Seattle
Mrs. L Craig of Lynden and Mr Mead of Nooksack wed in Seattle on July 4. The couple will reside at the home on 5th Street beside the Arthur Meenk residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mead
Nooksack
Mrs. L. Craig
Seattle
Mrs. Mead
5Th St
Arthur Meenk
Four Cars Sold From Lynden Dealer Report
G. W. Robertson, Lynden Ford dealer, delivered four new cars in recent days. Warsing Brothers received a sedan, P. A. Clarke a touring car, Herbert Fritz a touring car, and H. M. Thiel a sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
G. W. Robertson
Ford
Warsing Brothers
P. A. Clarke
Herbert Fritz
H. M. Thiel
Camping Trip Departure for Hood's Canal
Miss Martha Knittle and Miss Pearl Nessen left Friday night for Hood's Canal in the Olympic Mountains to join a camping party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Knittle
Pearl Nessen
Hood's Canal
Olympic Mountains
Local visitor from Goldfield Iowa in Linden
Here From Iowa Mrs Overbaugh of Goldfield Iowa has arrived in Linden to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Elder and brother W H Elder during a brief trip in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Overbaugh
Goldfield, Iowa
Lynden
Walter Elder
W. H. Elder
Camp at Cottonwood Hosts Named Campers
The Misses Eliabeth and Elsie Schuyleman and Elsie Worthen are among the campers at Birch Bay summer retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood
Misses Eliabeth
Elsie Schuyleman
Elsie Worthen
Birch Bay
Bellingham Minister To Speak This Sunday
Rev. Kanaar of Bellingham will speak at the Baptist Church Sunday, presenting a sermon and parish outreach message to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Kanaar
Cuts Knee Badly In Woods Accident
Charlie Bussard cut his knee severely while working in the woods last week. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hickey on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ecker hosted a dinner Tuesday evening for Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stearns and Mrs. Stearns Sr. Mrs. E. E. Talmadge is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Bussard
Charles Ecker
J. W. Stearns
Stearns Sr
Whatcom County Dairymen Win River Drain Right of Way
City officials secure a right of way for a drainage system from the Lynden plant to the Nooksack River with R B Le Cocq and P M Serrurier aiding. The project aims to divert surplus milk and water from Fishtrap Creek to reduce pollution and is expected to cost about seven thousand dollars and be completed in six days. The route runs down 8rd Street crossing Front, behind North Washington Implement Company, to the river, crossing several landowners. Engineers say draining the milk into the river large-scale will not harm health or worsen heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. le Cocq
P. M. Serrurier
Whatcom
8Rd Street
North Washington Implement Company
Andrew Hamstra
J. Jager
Herman Oldemeyer
Ralph Haveman
D. Feenhouse
John Vandekamp
Lynden Cows Set Records in Holstein Tests
Lynden breeder A Benson has two Pure-bred Holsteins listed in Gardner's bi weekly reports. Maple Lane Pontiac Duchess produced 468.0 lbs milk and 16.044 lbs butter fat in seven days at age two, while Maple Lane Pontiac Valida yielded 351.3 lbs milk and 14.685 lbs fat. Champion Washington Holstein Von Heim Winnifred Colantha posted 444.5 lbs milk and 23.698 lbs fat in seven days at J G von Herberg Farm Kent with 29.6 lbs butter equivalent. The tests are supervised by Dairy Division staff with samples sent to State College for checks. The Holstein-Fresian Association of America boasts over twenty thousand members and represents more than half a million cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm H. Gardner
Delavan
Wis
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
A. Benson
Lynden
Maple Lane
Pontiac Valida
College of Agriculture
State College
Washington
von Heim Winnifred Colantha
Holstein-Fresian Association of America
J. G. von Herberg
Kent
Wash
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
United States
Lynden Burros Prove Tough On Long West Coast Trip
Cyrus W. Smith mails a traveler’s update to A. E. Henry describing his journey with Lynden burros from Bellingham to Oregon, noting rough camps and a two dollar ferry ride. He reports the burros standing the trip well as he nears Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cyrus W. Smith
A. E. Henry
Mr. Smith
Bellingham
Mt. Vernon
Seattle
City
Duwamish
Kelso
Rainier
Oregon
Portland
Lynden Girls Make Many Garments for Use of Poor
The Girls Society of the 1st Christian Reformed church has made 120 garments for the poor since January 1. The items include boys waists, girls' petticoats, dresses, aprons, rompers, night gowns, and baby slips. The society will take a vacation during August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Christian Reformed Church
Zinkeys Leave Frick Home Visit for Seattle
Mr and Mrs C R Zinkey concluded a visit at the George Frick home and departed Saturday for their residence in Seattle.
Mrs L Koole and Children Stay at Cottonwood Beach
Mrs L Koole and her children are spending a few days at Cottonwood Beach enjoying a seaside retreat and relaxing by the shore.
B B Garage Buys Station In Whatcom County Campaign Starts Axlund
Walter Baldwin and Charles O Bechtel purchased the Axlund Service Station joining their garage in Whatcom County The new owners took over Monday with plans for improvements and added conveniences for motorists The business history includes C Alverson and Leslie Barron as partners over years The Lynden district campaigns note 58 days to the primary with candidates filing on Friday including E D Kenyon Frank W Radley T G Newman Edwin Gruber for Prosecuting Attorney and other offices across county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Garage Buys
Axlund Station
Whatcom County
Walter Baldwin
Charles O. Bechtel
Axlund
Ben Axlund
Mr. Axland
Axjlund
C. Alverson
Alverson
Leslie Barron
Seegar
Lynden
E. D. Kenyon
Frank W. Radley
T. G. Newman
Edwin Gruber
J. G. Hostetter
Fred W. McElmon
G. P. Kincaid
E. P. Y. Day
S. E. Barrett
A. L. Callahan
James A. Miller
E. C. Baxter
Alfred J. Clode
Nellie H. Abbott
H. D. McArthur
Edith M. Thornton
Max Mehlig
Barney Moore
Lindley H. Hadley
Nelson J. Craigue
Harrison Cowden
Lynden Substation Expands to Power Everson and Nooksack
Everson and Nooksack now receive electric light and power through the Lynden substation, enlarged to meet rising demand. Frank Walsh of Miller and Leek garage serves as manager for the local light company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everson
Nooksack
Lynden
Frank Walsh
Miller and Leek Garage
Former Lynden Woman Dies in Bellingham
Mrs. Chas. Winchell of Bellingham formerly of Lynden died at her daughter Mrs. Mary Colby’s home. She had many friends in Lynden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Bellingham
Chas. Winchell
Mary Colby
Winchell
Ice Cream Social Planned by Wisconsin Lake Club
The Beef-Service club of Wiser Lake and Ten Mile will host a program and ice cream social at Ten Mile Hall on Saturday evening. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiser Lake
Ten Mile
Ten Mile Hall
Tremains Return From Orting Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Tremain came back Thursday from Orting where they stayed with Rev. W. O. Benadom at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orting
Elzie Tremain
W. O. Benadom
John Troost Jr Moves to Corner of 14th and Edison
John Troost Jr relocates to a residence at the corner of 14th Street and Edison Street, marking his latest home address update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Troost Jr
14Th and
Edison Sts
Record Breaking Road Trip Near Lynden
Herbert Berkes set a fuel efficiency record in a Chevrolet sedan by driving 3804 miles to Seattle while using only 10 percent of a tank of gasoline. The trip achieved an average of 29 miles per gallon, drawing attention for its unusually high fuel economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Herbert Berkes
Seattle
Lynden Cannery News Health and Hopes in Cherry Harvest
The Lynden cannery employs 135 workers to process a booming crop. Manager C M Creamer projects a $50000 cherry pack with over half sold, receipts of ten tons daily, and prices up to six cents a pound for Royal Ames and other varieties. Oregon and Western Washington show only 30 percent crops while Lynden stands at about 80 percent of normal. The cannery adopts a new process to pit black cherries and prevent can corrosion. Three hundred tons of string beans will be processed, with half already contracted, and bean crops are strong despite limited rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden Cannery
C. M. Creamer
Royal Ames
Oregon
Washington
Mr. Creamer
Lynden
Creamer
Farmers Mutual Telephones Installs New Awning
The Farmers' Mutual Telephone Company is installing a handsome steel and glass marquee awning on its main office building on Third Street. The new awning will greatly improve the building's appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company
Third Street
Congressman Hadley Visits Friends in Lynden
Congressman Lin H. Hadley visited friends in Lynden on Monday after returning from Washington. The House adjourned awaiting Senate action on bills, and Hadley plans to return to Washington next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Hadley
Lynden
Lin H. Hadley
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Mr. Hadley
Lynden Water Tastes Of Whiskey After Everson Dump
Sumas customs officers emptied 242 quart bottles of whiskey into the Nooksack river at Everson last week. The river feeds Lynden’s water intake, leading residents to notice a strong, whiskey-like flavor in their drinking water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fido
Sumas
Everson
Lynden
Lynden School District Cuts Expenses Further
Lynden school district outlays dropped from 44,504.79 in 1920 21 to 34,824.31 in 1921 22, a reduction of 9,680.48. Officials anticipate another four thousand decline next year as bond sale proceeds aid cash flow and about 2,000 of the high school bonded debt may be paid off soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Whatcom Banks Hold Own Well Despite Tax Drains
Whatcom County rural banks maintained deposits totaling 1 807 512 43 as of June 30 despite heavy tax withdrawals. Individual balances include Blaine 376 199 92 and Lynden 445 511 65 in deposits. Lynden 568 958 39 in resources. Ferndale institutions also show sizable totals across several banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatcom County
Blaine
Custer
Everson
Citizens Bank of Ferndale
1St National of Ferndale
Peoples State Bank of
Sumas
Citizens State Bank of Ferndale
Peoples State Bank of Lynden
1St National Bank of Lynden
Nooksack
Harry Mock Awarded Four Year Mail Contract
Harrison Morton Mock wins a four year U S post office contract to carry mail from Lynden to Bellingham from July 1 1922 to June 30 1926 at a compensation of 1800 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mock
Harrison Morton Mock
U. S. Post Office Department
Lynden
Bellingham
Breakfast Entertainment In Rochester Guests Hostesses
Misses Martha and Frances Matthews of Rochester Minnesota and Miss Winifred Hilton of San Francisco were entertained at breakfast on Tuesday by Mrs. M. J. Swim and Margaret L. Tew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha and
Frances Matthews
Rochester
Minn
Winifred Hilton
San Francisco
M. J. Swim
Margaret L. Tew
Motorists Return to Eastern Washington Trio Scheduled Homecoming
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Elenbaas and Mr. J. Elenbaas are expected to arrive back tomorrow after completing a motor trip to Portland Walla Walla and Zillah with plans to resume their routines upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Washington
Herman Elenbaas
J. Elenbaas
Portland
Walla Walla
Zillah
John Boerhave Heads to New York Trip
Mr. John Boerhave of the Lynden Department Store leaves Monday for the east. He will be joined by Mrs. Boerhave who will accompany him to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Boerhave
New York
John Boerhave
Lynden Department Store
East
Mrs. Boerhave
Lynden Delegates Attend Epworth League Session
A group of Lynden youths left Monday to attend the Epworth League Institute at Redondo Beach between Seattle and Tacoma. They will return early next week after seeing a Wayfarer performance in Seattle. Delegates include Leslie White Lauren Bostwick Lois Whited Madeline Temple and Susie Hickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Epworth League Institute
Redondo Beach
Seattle
Tacoma
Wayfarer
Leslie White
Lauren Bostwick
Lois Whited
Madeline Temple
Susie Hickey
Lynden welcomes former resident Miss Winifred Hilton
San Francisco businesswoman and Lynden native Miss Winifred Hilton visits Lynden to reconnect with old friends, reflecting on her early life in Lynden before building a successful career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Hilton
Lynden
San Francisco
Meenk Family Returns From East Trip
The Arthur Meenk family came home Saturday after a visit to the east. Miss Jennie Vander Griend and Miss Mary Polinder will depart Saturday for Everett and Seattle to attend the Way Farer event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Meenk
Jennie Vander Griend
Mary Polinder
Everett
Seattle
Van Dalfsen Baby Born to Mr and Mrs John Van Dalfsen
A baby daughter was born on Monday to Mr. and Mrs. John Van Dalfsen. Guests at the M A Hickey home this week include Miss Ida Hood and Miss Helen Hood of Vancouver B C and Mr and Mrs E Nelson of North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dalfsen
John van Dalfsen
M. A. Hickey
Ida and
Helen Hood
Vancouver B. C
E. Nelson
North Yakima
Lynden Drops 7 Day Chautauqua Agreement for 1923
Lynden will not host a seven day Ellison and White Chautauqua in 1923. Guarantors vote against the campaign and a $200 increase in the guarantee, plus resignation of superintendent Cyril Mee, left Lynden short of required signatures. A committee was formed to study a five or six day alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Ellison and White Chautauqua
Chautauqua
Cyril Mee
Lynden Cha
B. V. Mounter
P. M. Serrurier
Small Fruit Expert to Address County Farmers
E. J. Wood of Washington State College Pullman will speak at the Bellingham Chamber of Commerce on Monday July 24 about cover crops for small fruits. He will take questions from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Wood
Washington State College
Pullman
Chamber of Commerce
Bellingham
Mr. Wood
Albert De Young Enters Banking Business in Ripon
Albert De Young formerly of Lynden becomes assistant cashier and one of the principal owners of the First National Bank of Ripon California. He paid a visit to a Ripon friend amid oath with Grell during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert DE Young
South
Lynden
First National Bank of
Ripon
California
de Young
Funeral Services for Mrs. W. H. Treadway Held
Mrs. W. H. Treadway, born March 25 1841 in Adams County Pennsylvania, died at her Lynden home July 11 1922. Funeral at Knapp’s Parlors conducted by Rev. E. O. Grimes. She married Gilbert R. Parrish in 1861 and later Wm. H. Treadway in 1908. Survived by children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and siblings. long wagon-travelled journeys from Pennsylvania to Lynden with several relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
William H. Treadway
E. O. Grimes
Treadway
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Lynden
William Henry Gipe
Iowa
Gilbert R. Parrish
Oordt Family Trip to Whidby Island
Mr and Mrs Oordt with Arthur Maggie and Elizabeth travel to Whidby Island on Tuesday for a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Oordt
Mrs. Oordt
Arthur Maggie
Elizabeth Oordt
Whidby Island
Miss Vander Mey Leaves for Alaska with Shiels Family
Miss Fannie Vander Mey accompanies the Shiels family as they travel to Alaska for a several week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Fannie Vander Mey
Shiels
Staff Additions and Birth Announcements at Lynden Store
Edward Le Cocq joins Lynden Department Store staff for the summer. A daughter born July 14 to Mr and Mrs W J Heutink. Mrs Wm Van Ry born July 3. Richard Dresman has left for Yakima for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward le Cocq
Lynden
W. J. Heutink
Wm. van Ry
Richard Dresman
Yakima
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E. Meurer
Bateman
Hagen Cf Anectin
Dean Rf
W. Meurer
Baldwin c
Marietta AB
Jefferson
Cc. Beck
N. James
B. Jones
G. James
McClan H'N Cf
BR. Garon P
Vv. Jones P
A. Hickey
Arthur Hickey
E. E. Talmadge
Council Aids Dairy Association
Lynden Mill
J. B. Gale
Bellingham Reveille
Bechtel and Baldwin Purchase
Segars
Pri
Mary
Everson and
North American
Epworth
Mee
W. H. Treadway
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