Local notices promote sales and services in Lynden area
Banner Creamery buys cream and eggs for cash. A seven room house with barn and lot near Third and Main offered with down payment and monthly or quarterly installments. Union Manufacturing Co advertises building materials for four months with price cuts. Draft horse and buggy trades listed. Dr McLeod dentist resumes practice at bank office. Carstens Packing Co forwards meat products for top price. Various horses for sale near Lynden and printing shop issues exporters' blanks.
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Main Streets
J. D. Scrimger
Lynden Cemetery
Lynden to hold special election on water bond funding
Notice to voters announces a special election under Ordinance No 137 for Lynden to bond for a larger water pump and mains. Registration closes ten days before the election. register at the Town Clerk’s office. Charles B Sampley, Town Clerk.
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Lynden
Chas. B. Sampley
Tribune Job Printing offers stallion cards both large and small
The Tribune promotes its printing service for stallion cards of any size with satisfactory work at reasonable prices.
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Tribune
Unclaimed Mail at Kynden Post Office May 30 1912
Postmaster announces unclaimed mail for Michal Adam C E Hall Willie James Chas Otto and Willie Warren at Kynden Washington. Letters carry one cent due. items will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not claimed within two weeks. Please say Advertised when inquiring.
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Kynden
Washington
Michal Adam
C. E. Hall
Willie James
Chas. Otto
Willie Warren
D. W. Bender
Seattle area rail line bankrupt and recalls for mayor
Washington state news reports the Seattle, Renton and Southern railway declared bankrupt by District Judge Hanford after failing to meet over one million dollars in obligations. Receivers E M Mills and O D Colvin appointed. Petition seeks recall of Mayor George F Cotterill over defense of American flag tensions. Four Puget Sound Dredging scows to travel via Columbia River to Celilo Falls, then shoot the falls, before heading to sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle, Renton & Southern Railway
Hanford
Seattle
Puget Sound
Peabody, Houghtelling & Co
Chicago
E. M. Mills
O. D. Colvin
George F. Cotterill
Cotterill
Puget Sound Dredging Company
Kennewick
All Water
Columbia
Celilo Falls
Sound
Local W C T U delegates attend county convention in Bellingham
The local Women’s Christian Temperance Union sent delegates Mrs Bushby Mrs L Lochhead Mrs Anna Warner president and Mrs C B Kale county superintendent to the county convention in Bellingham on Wednesday. Flower Mission day will be observed tomorrow with a short program and flower arranging.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Bellingham
Bushby
L. Lochhead
Anna Warner
Kale
Christian Citizenship
Flower Mission
R. S.benton
John Bauer
Seattle
J. Earling
J. H. Elkins
Route 2
Walter Gregory
Sellingham
Christie Simpson
Col
Mrs. Sefton
Glen Echo
Lynden Visitors and Local Socials Reported
Letitia Wampler and Jennie Ware visited Lyndon on Tuesday. Miss Coney and Miss Deems are home briefly before summer school. Michael Dermody and Theodore Tobisen joined Mr. and Mrs. Yount for a Sunday visit. Decoration day services drew many locals, including Mrs. Wampler and family. Roy Riddle and Mrs. L. E. Whipple were Lynden visitors around the week. Arch Heathers and two children called on the Heathers. Mrs. Ware and Mr. and Mrs. Mundell were Lynden or nearby visitors. Mrs. Perry Heathers continues to improve slowly. Mrs. Sam Wynn visited Lynden Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Furness were in Lynden. Mrs. C. A. Brown also a Lynden visitor.
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C. Grell
Everson Majestic Lodge
Rebekah
Seattle
Grace McElroe
Grell
Kent
al Norderum
O. Cottom
Lynden
Vern Parish
Embroidery Club
O. E. Bebe
Dr. H. Jamieson
Wilma Beebe
Miss Baker
Bellingham
Silver Lake
Beebe
Baker
Mary B. Simonson
H. P. Johnson
Letitia Wampler
Jennie Ware
Lyndon
Miss Coney
Miss Deems
Michael Dermody
Theodore Tobiassen
M. Yount
W. F. Heathers
Ware
G. F. Mundell
Perry Heathers
Sam Wynn
Lorne Furness
C. A. Brown
Boothes Corners May Socials and Local News
May brought several social gatherings at Mrs. Livingston Mrs. Fisher John Swope and Mr Love with neighbors reporting good times. Mansfield family returned from visit to the Sather home. Louis Sather wed in Bellingham May 29 with reception here for Oregon bride and friends.
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Kendall
Louis Sather
Bellingham
Portland
Oregon
Community Notes From Booths Corners and Nearby Towns
Residents from Booths Corners gather for a wedding toast. A cow bell serenade and well wishes mark the event. Visitors include Mrs. Young of Mt. Vernon and Mr. and Mrs. P A Clarke of Lynden. Local trips cover Lynden fair plans and aviation meet attendance. A tin shower honors Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sather.
Whatcom County WCTU Holds Twenty-Second Convention
The Whatcom County Woman's Christian Temperance Union opened its 22nd annual convention at First Christian church in Bellingham and will close with an address by Mrs. Margaret C. Munns. President Ella H. Booker presided. Delegates include Mrs. Clarke Cline Heaton Bussard Sprague and Elder.
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Whatcom County Women's Christian Temperance Union
Bellingham
First Christian Church
Margaret C. Munns
Ella H. Booker
P. A. Clarke
C, Ke, Cline
Robert Heaton
Bussard
Sprague
Harry Elder
Heaton
Cline
Lynden Township Awards Gravel Road Contract to C
Lynden township supervisors opened bids on Tuesday for a one mile gravel road within the township and awarded the contract to C for the construction.
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Lynden Township
County bids set gravel road cost record low
W Whipple submitted the lowest county bid for gravel road construction at 897.60 dollars or 51 cents per square yard. Other bids came from G L Crabtree at 950.60 dollars and Penn Winup at 1126.40 dollars. Supervisors also ordered Worthen road Knutson road and Stone road projects each about a mile and a half long.
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W. Whipple
G. L. Crabtree
John Nipges
Penn & Winup
Worthen
Knutson
Stone Road
Free Tickets Offered for Chautauqua Pupils
Whatcom County Chautauqua Association will grant free tickets to students meeting year long averages. Signed teacher applications must reach secretary Ernest M. Smith by June 16. Tickets cost 1.00, under sixteen pay half, children ten and under free, with grounds access and camping privileges.
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Whatcom County Chautauqua Association
Litch Bay Chautauqua
Ernest M. Smith
R. J. Blaine
Route 1
Blaine
Washington
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Zylstra Realty CO
the Tribune
Charles Philo
Smith
Axminster
Brussels
C. W. Waldron
Elk Street
Zylstra
Northwestern Mutual
Sumas
Whipple
Miller Hotel
Carstens Packing CO
W. K. Pixley
Grover
Fourth Streets
Grover Street
Geo. Erz
Cherry St
Jones
Jeffers’ Mill
Banner
Union Manufacturing Co
Union Mfg. Co
HERD
Jersey
B. C
O'Donnell
Cooper
Spring Needle Union
Guernsey
Nels Jacobson
Ed Serkes
Front Street
Custer
Bertha Weidkamp
Eduard Weidkamp
C. S. Packard
van Kirk
Stover
E. W. Bayes
Dr. McLeod
A. E. Moody
Waples’ Mill
Lynden Tribun Print Shop
Washington State News
David Adler
Collegian
Milwaukee
the Royal Tailors
V. Price & Co
Efficiency Shop
D. H. Jamieson
C. BE. Beebe
W. J. Stanhope
Stanhope
Mabel Cyr
George Hunt
Hellingham
Adlam
Mcllvanne
Elvin Kale
J. Black
Vancouver
Charles Benjamin
Everson
H. Iverson
Wm. Jones
Edith
Urban
Cottonwood Island
Miss Jones
Constant
Den
Wiser Lake
Ida
Mary Iverson
George Todd
West van Buren
Booth’s Corners
Ferndale
John Leming
L. Palmer
Young
Mt. Vernon
Litton
S. L. Palmer
Severance
Livingston
Frank Stierlen
Swope
Pearson
Campbell
Clarke
Laura Huttinger
W. C. T. U. Convention
Chautauqua
Lynden Pharmacy
Harlan E. Hall
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