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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
2
Effective March 1 1918 schedules for Mock Lauckhart and Marr Lynden stage routes list departure times from Bellingham and Lynden with special Saturday and Sunday night trips. Calls announced at Blonden and Waples Confectioneries in Bellingham and Lynden offices numbered 1801 528 and R 592 M 13 respectively.
Offer of choice level land between Pacific Highway and railroad in Lewis County Southwest Washington. 20 acres for 2.00 cash and 10 monthly payments at 6 percent. Balance payable in easy terms on line between Seattle and Portland. Free circular on request.
Washington food administrator Charles Hebberd urges eating potatoes to conserve wheat for shipment to Europe. He says potatoes have surplus now and are less suitable for travel, so consuming them supports war effort and helps feed nations fighting the invader.
Water service will be interrupted Friday afternoon on West Front Street and West Grover Street from 5th Street to city limits. Water Superintendent announces the shut off with date June 6, 1911.
Ten Mile township plans a spring vote on whether stock shall run at large. George Maurer was appointed poundmaster after the last election, and petitions call for a special revote to reflect public sentiment amid strong discussion and expectation of a large turnout.
Notice by August F. Gosch executor of the estate of Andrew W. Buenz deceased of a final settlement and petition for distribution to heirs. Hearing set for June 24, 1918 at 9 30 A M in Department 2 Courthouse Bellingham Whatcom County Washington. Interested parties may file exceptions.
The executor Samuel Newton Van Id erstine appointed by Whatcom County Superior Court requests all creditors to present claims within six months of May 28 1918. Claims must be filed with J P De Mattos attorney at 9 Prospect Street Bellingham Washington or with the court. First publication May 23 1918. Last publication June 18 1918.
Doctor L A Woodard of the District of Columbia will visit the Palace Hotel on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 to 12 each day to see patients.
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