Farmers Mutual Tel ephone posts net income of 9764.96
Farmers Mutual Telephone Company reports a year net income of 9 764 96 under secretary L A Jones with property valued at 82598 96 The annual meeting is slated for Monday June 12 The report lists plant value by districts and operating metrics including average phones in service 2 00 per phone cost 1 74 and net income per phone per month 82
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Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company
L. A. Jones
Blaine
Custer
Sumas
Sever
General
Dress Forms Highlight Home Economics Club Meeting
The Home Economics club met all day at W. R. Co. Hall on Wednesday. Members made dress forms and lunch was served at Noor.
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Home Economics Club
W. R. Co. Hall
Noor
Entertain Amphictyon Club at Mrs Yeoman’s Home
Mrs W Yeoman hosts Amphictyon Club members Friday afternoon June 2 at her residence. Report notes brief travels including Mr and Mrs R Averill’s weekend Seattle trip and moves involving J H Wilson and others to West Main.
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Amphictyon Club
S. J. H. Wilson
Grover St
West Main
Lynden Schools Announce New Teacher List for Next Year
Lynden superintendent William A. Fisher unveiled a leaner staff with fifteen teachers for the coming year, three fewer than this year. The plan cuts music, concentrates offerings at the high school, and limits manual training and domestic science to the high school and eighth grade.
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William A. Fisher
Lynden
Enid Smith
Normal School
Eva Walker
Alice Burns
Linda Koch
Ethel Sutherland
Mary Koch
Frank Alexander
Fred Rockey
Agriculture
Manuel
Margaret Burpee
University of Washington, Commercial
Martha Kelly
University of Washington
Geneva Whitman
Local Creamery Booms As New Gathering System Expands
There is a heavy increase in business at the local creamery over the past two weeks with 140 percent pound two ton shipped and four wagons on the road. Local residents George Taylor and George Waples from Whatcom visited this week. Mrs. D W Bender closed a school term District No 42 and Harvey Slade begins a new residence. R Haveman resigns as buttermaker and Miss Cecil Watson with her mother attended the May Festival in Whatcom.
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George Taylor
Whatcom
George Waples
R. E. Hawley
McSorley
Gerrit van Leuwen
Whidby Island
D. W. Bender
Harvey Slade
R. Haveman
Cecil Watson
M. Dermody
Elzie Tremein
Roy Mutciler
Mr. Lindseth
Kensington club to meet at Mrs Mac Leod’s Friday
Ten years ago on May 30 1912 the Kensington club planned a Friday afternoon gathering with Mrs. Mac Leod. The 1912 graduation class received diplomas at Jamieson’s Hall and listed Pearl Frost Alma Long Ruth Case Minnie Wort hen Mabel Willey Ellen Boo man Ellen Anderson Dan Clark and Frank Worthen. Mr Fisher to spend summer in Portland. Gale family children ill for weeks and Wells Fargo Express Co to open an Linden office soon.
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Kensington Club
MacLeod
Jamieson’s Hall
Pearl Frost
Alma Long
Ruth Case
Minnie Worthen
Mabel Willey
Ellen Booman
Ellen Anderson
Dan Clark
Frank Worthen
Fisher
Portland
Gale
Wells-Fargo Express Co
Lynden
Polinder Brings Highland Grove Sire to Oversee Lynden Herds
Fred Polinder of south of the Hannegan bridge introduces Highland Grove Segis as his new Holstein herd sire, a yearling son of Judge Segis and out of Hollywood Segis Lilith. The dam’s lineage boasts top butter and milk production, signaling a high pedigree. Polinder invites others to publish herd-record updates in The Tribune.
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Lynden
Fred Polinder
Hannegan Bridge
Highland Grove Legis
Polinder
Better Lives
Highland Grove
Segis
Judge Segis
Carnation Stock Farms
Hollywood
Segis Lilith
Lilith Palmyra
the Tribune
Postpone Action On Hospital Here Disappoints Lynden Meeting
Disapproval surged at a Lynden gathering over erecting a modern hospital this time. Audience members argued the $25,000 cost was beyond the district’s reach, while Mayor Edson presided and Rev. Duncan McPhail of Bellingham spoke on the benefits of modern hospitals.
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Lynden
Ke, Edson
Duncan McPhail
Bellingham
W. C. T. U. Bazaar and Lunch Planned for Thursday
The W C T U announces a bazaar and cafeteria lunch at the G A R Hall Thursday June 8 starting at oclock. Many items of fancy work and aprons will be for sale and all ladies are invited to attend, members and nonmembers alike. Lunch will be served in the afternoon.
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G. A. R. Hall
Fisher Couples Plan Eastern Auto Trip
Mr and Mrs Wm Fisher and Mr and Mrs James Fisher depart today for Minnesota and Illinois by auto for a two month visit.
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Wm. Fisher
James Fisher
Minnesota
Illinois
Lynden Honors Heroes of Wars Memorial Day Exercises
Lynden observed Memorial Day with ceremonies and store closures. Graves at the cemetery were decorated in the morning, followed by an afternoon program featuring invocation, duets, readings, a vocal solo, an address by Prof. E J Klemme, and Benediction.
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Lynden
E. O. Grimes
Augusta Renfro
Opal Bayes
Karlma Rusco
Almeda Booman
E. J. Klemme
Bellingham
Amanda
Péarl Nessen
Hilda Elder
Eastern Star Hosts Social at Masonic Hall Meeting
Members of the Order of Eastern Star entertained Mr. and Mrs. G W Frick Mr and Mrs Clarence Schroeder Mr and Mrs A H Frasier at a social gathering last Thursday evening at the Masonic Hall Attendance was sizable with guests present and five hundred in refreshments were served to close the evening.
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G. W. Frick
Clarence Schroeder
A. H. Frasier
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Seattle Queens Attend Weekend Visit to Miss Knapp
Miss Virginia Buchanan and Miss Eileen Lewis of Seattle were guests over the weekend of Miss Frances Knapp, sharing social hours and local hospitality.
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Virginia Buchanan
Eileen Lewis
Seattle
Frances Knapp
Elder Sells Lynden Grocery Business to Jager and Breen
W H Elder sold his Lynden grocery to J D Jager and Paul Breen who take charge. Elder has led the business for fourteen years, joining forces earlier with Gerrit Velcke and later Frank Pace. Jager and Breen bring local experience. Elder plans to move to Montana for surveying work.
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W.H. Elder
J. D. Jager
Paul Breen
Lynden
Mr. Elder
Gerrit Velcke
D. L. Steffe
Frank Pace
Pace
Mr. Jager
Elder
Breen
Farmers Mercantile Company
Montana
Lynden Christian School to Hold Closing Exercises
Lynden Christian School will host its annual closing exercises at the Fair Grounds on Friday June 2. The program includes invocational remarks by Rev. P. Jonker, student recitations and songs, a flag drill, and selections by the Lynden Choral Society.
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Lynden Christian School
Rev. P. Jonker
Jacoba Muyskens
Marius Vander Griend
Jesus
Lynden Choral Society
Juliana van Diest
Hilda Pilon
Tena Bode
Arnold Brink
Benefit Ball Draws Lynden Citizens At Legion Hall
A large Lynden crowd attended a benefit dance by the American Legion at Hawley Hall on Friday. Guests enjoyed music and refreshments as the hall was filled. The Legion announced another benefit dance in two weeks.
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Hawley
Lynden
American Legion
Legion
Pilon Family Visit Ties Java and Local Kin
Here from Java Rev J Pilon and his daughter Johanna visit his son Ralph Gerrit Pilon and other relatives, sharing time with family during the visit.
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Java
J. Pilon
Johanna
Ralph Gerrit Pilon
Family heads to Yakima by auto
Mr. Chap Bayes and family with Frank Vander Griend left Monday for Yakima. They will make the trip by auto.
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Yakima
Chap Bayes
Frank Vander Griend
Miss Margery De Line to Visit Sister in Winlock
Miss Margery De Line plans to leave for Winlock Friday to visit her sister Miss Jessica De Line. Ralph Kirkpatrick of Seattle is spending a few days with his parents. Mr and Mrs George Abbott are away on a fishing trip.
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Winlock
Margery de Line
Jessica de Line
Ralph Kirkpatrick
Seattle
Mrs. George Abbott Ware
Pop Goes Tire Then Booze Car Is Caught
Twenty cases of Canadian whiskey and a fine Stevens car were seized by Customer Inspector Paul O Dolstad on Monday evening after a tire blew out. The pair, armed, were captured as they attempted to flee. two guns were recovered. The car is held at the Linden Motor Company.
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Stevens
Paul O. Dolstad
Dolstad
Lynden Motor Company
Donors Announced for Lynden Milk Plant Fund
Whatcom County Dairymen's Association completed a two thousand dollar bonus fund for a Lynden milk plant site. Many pledges were delayed though cash arrived over a year ago. Donors include Lynden Dept. Store, Imperial Fire Lumber Co, Lynden Motor Co, First Nat'l Bank Lynden, Peoples State Bank Lynden, and others listed with amounts.
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Whatcom County
Lynden Dept. Store
Knapp
Weeden
F. E. Knapp
R. B. le Cocq
Paul Henderson
Joe Whipple
J. W. Beringer
Borst & de Vries
POPCY
Geo. Blonden
Collings Cafe
Axland
Wm. Bauman
Eb, D. Dean
W. H. Elder
R. T. R. Burns
Frank Weidkamp
Geo. B. Taylor
C. H. McLeod
Western Mercantile Co
L. G Craighead
Bloedel Donovan Lbr. Co
Puget South Power
Light Co
First Nat’l Bk
Lynden
Peoples State
Lyn
Lynden Wins Third Straight Victory Over Kulshan
Lynden defeated Kulshan 13 to 10 to extend its Nooksack Valley League winning streak. Kulshan jumped to a four-run first inning, but Lynden answered with seven runs in the bottom half and led the rest of the game. Hagen relieved Dean in the ninth as Lynden preserved the lead. Lynden hosts Acme next Sunday.
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Lynden
Kulshan
Hagen
Dean
Acme
F. Gates
McNiven
Swafford c
G. Gates
Jordan
Swafford Ss
Drake If
Triplett Rf
McDonald P
Postoffice to Review Northern Whatcom County Rural Routes
The Postoffice Department will investigate a redistricting of rural mail routes in the northern half of Whatcom County to improve service. Congressman Lin H. Hadley and The Lynden Tribune pressed for study, aiming for routes that better serve patrons and nearby offices.
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Postoffice Department
The
Tribune Today
H. H. Billany
United States
Billany
Tribune
Ferndale Record
Sumas News
Lynden Tribune
Lynden Gimlet
Lin H. Hadley
Whatcom County
Hadley
Post Office Department
Ferndale
Sumas
Lynden
Delegates From Mt Vernon Sedro Woolley Visit Pythians
Delegates from Mt Vernon Sedro Woolley and Deming attended the Knights of Pythias regular session. The Sedro Woolley degree team conferred knighthood on Harry Beernink and Albert George White of Lynden. A banquet for about seventy five followed with remarks by district and local officials.
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Mt. Vernon
Sedro Woolley
Deming
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Messrs
Harry Beernink
Albert George White
Lynden
Chas. Mescher
Paul
Silver Medal Contest Draws Large Crowd at High School
A big audience filled the High School auditorium for the sixth silver medal contest by the W C U at the Friday program. Winners include Declamatory Gertrude Komen Violin Jay Lancaster and Piano Bessie Hitchcock. Organizers plan one more contest before the gold medal event with date to be announced.
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W. C. TU
Gertrude Komen
Jay Lancaster
Bessie Hitchcock
District Executives Meet at Mrs Thompson Home
A meeting of the district executives of the W. H. M. 8. was held last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Eva C. Thompson. Present were district president Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Bradshaw from the Indian Mission, Mrs. Rice of Ferndale, and several Lynden ladies.
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Eva C. Thompson
Wilkinson
Bradshaw
Indian Mission
Rice
Ferndale
Lynden
Memorial Day at Cottonwood Beach Draws Local Families
Those who spent Memorial Day at Cottonwood included Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Lund Mrs. J. W. Tremain and Mr. H. Fritz with son Mr. and Mrs. E. Lund and son Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Tre main and family Roy Mutecler and family Harley Johnson and family and Esther and Earl Pyeatt.
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Cottonwood Beach
Cottonwood
C. G. Lund
J. W. Tremain
H. Fritz
E. Lund
Elzie Tremain
Roy Mutecler
Harley Johnson
Esther and
Earl Pyeatt
Mrs Baker Hosts W W Girls at Baptist Parsonage
Mrs Baker entertained the W W G Girls at the Baptist parsonage in honor of Alice Hatley a 1922 graduate and Misses Shirley Wheeler and Lucy Detwiler who are leaving town for the summer.
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Farmers Mutual
Port of Secretary
H Jamieson
Hollenbeck
Mrs. B. Hollenbeck
Evanko
Nooksack Ave
Laureleeeee
Nooksack
B. C
R. Vu. Averill
Baldwin
Miss Ada
Tion
Ww. cc. T. U
Heroes OF Wars
Eastern Star
Chase Lynden Store
Mr. el
Der
Wheel Neel
E. O. Wickham
St. Louis
Wickham
Tarife
Dairy Association
Lynden AB R A E Oy E. Meurer
McLeod Ss
Yorkston
Baldwin c
Beeman
Axling If
Olsen Cf
Wolf Rf
Dean P Hagen
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