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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
6
An advertisement touts ANYBODY'S lumber as acceptable for all, urging buyers who value pride to visit Jef fers mill six miles west of Lynden to place their next order for wood products.
Mail for Mrs. R. E. Smith, R. L. Johnson, Thom Juliet, Miss Vioeltt Gamble, Joe Patton remains unclaimed in Lynden Washington post office as of June 5 1913. If not called for within two weeks they will be sent to the Dead Letter office. One cent due on each letter. Please say Advertised when calling.
The passage notes H Iverson is the victim of an attack this week. The item lists numerous local residents and visiting relatives with social and family engagements around May and nearby towns, including dinners, visits, and Sunday gatherings. It mentions multiple households, travels to Lyman and Sedro-Woolley, and a funeral for Mr Sands.
Mrs B A Axlund returned from Los Angeles last week after a month away. Memorial Day exercises drew many locals to Lynden Friday. Mrs Carl Boyce and children visited relatives near Lynden. Miss Verneta Crosier marked her birthday hosting friends. Rev and Mrs C A Sandvall were surprised by a party last Friday. Mr Sandvall plans to leave for Asotin Washington. A P Axlund sought eye treatment in Bellingham last week. Mrs Tyrall returned from Bellingham Monday. Hang Larson visited Lynden Saturday. Henry Froberg spent Sunday with Oscar Pearson. J Pearson and J Lindburg visited E Markstroms Sunday.
The Farmers Institute at Nooksack lists events on Friday June 6 with sessions on berry patch care plant diseases orchard feeding and women's talks and on Saturday June 7 sessions cover dairy herd management forage crops and poultry vital points. Participants include R J Burnett H L Rees C E Flint Marie McDaniel Marie McDonell A B Nystrom H L Blanchard and others.
J. W. Darrow argues the Grange must lead in strengthening rural schools. He says district choice, community spirit, and collaboration with teachers shape school quality. The Grange should promote agriculture integrated curricula, practical tasks, hygienic and attractive surroundings, and public support for better education.
A woman forgets her husband’s collar size and asks for help. The clerk correctly guesses thirteen and a half inches, noting that men whose wives shop for collars are usually around that size.
The Spokane Chamber of Commerce offers to pay expenses for five members of the winning school and three from the second place school to Spokane for the state inter-scholastic meet this month. Lynden is expected to send John Bay John Breckenridge Elyat Staight Arthur Jacobson and Arthur Swenson as representatives.
In Whatcom County Washington the Superior Court orders a hearing on Bernard Axland’s petition to compel M W Stone administrator to convey standing timber. The hearing is set for June 9 1913 in Department Two at the Whatcom County court house. Publication notice required weekly for four weeks in The Lynden Tribune and personal service on the administrator at least 20 days prior.
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