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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
5
The text urges owning a PAPEC ENSILAGE CUTTER to fill silos on schedule, claiming it saves effort and satisfaction is delivered wherever used. It notes many are used in Whatcom Cutter this year.
Want ads list a Milwaukee 12 binder with 6 foot cut and tongue truck pole in good running order, plus a Studebaker buggy, contact P. Hof 1702 Lynden near Guide Meridian bridge. A stray heifer is available to owner who pays for ad, contact H. Hoksbergen 4914 Lynden. Also a Dodge hub cap found with Tribune inquiry.
Community notes show Clara Bulger hosting the Yeagers in Blaine while Sven Boline visits Vance Wampler in Bellingham. Other items include a Omaha bereavement, Hodgeman returning home, Berthuson dinner, Olson brothers assisting Helgath, and several small ads for sale haying equipment livestock and rental needs in Lynden Sumas and surrounding areas.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Schuyleman on Thursday July 15. Walter Thomas Mills will speak at the Fair Grounds August 5 under the Non-Partisan League. Jacob Zweegman and son Ernest leave for Minnesota Nebraska and return via California for about two months. Clarence Keller heads to Kremlin Montana this week. Madge and Edna MacKinnon visit in California for a month. George and John Vande Wetering vacation in British Columbia. Funeral services held at Lynden cemetery for Frank F Fitzgerald of Sumas. Mrs Bowyer missionary to China speaks at the Reformed Church on Grover Street about a new orphanage in China.
The Lynden Gilet endorses Charlies Sampley for Washington state attorney general, pledging to mobilize Gimlet subscribers votes. Steve Woudenberg buys a new Dodge but continues driving in his yard. Miss Key Toe of Sumas visits Lynden. Chautauqua seats are soft wood this year. no danger from campaign cigar tobacco. Sampley or Bust.
Ample weekend activity across Lynden with residents from Bel lingham Sac City and North Prairie visiting homes of Gelms Packard Baldwin and Kok. Mrs Hininger serious illness noted. Rev Andrew Johnson returns from South Dakota trip as others host luncheon and outings.
Residents and visitors from Payette Sedro Woolley and Vancouver B C share weekends and holidays at Bellingham area homes. Trips include Lily Marchant resuming work at Waple Shingle Mill and multiple family gatherings across Lynden Bellingham and Mt Vernon as neighbors host relatives and friends.
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