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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
6
A stray buckskin pony is found and can be reclaimed by the owner who pays for this ad and related expenses. Inquiries should be directed to A. J. Dykstra at the Statemaker place. Also notice a strong man seeking hay field work starting after June 12, contact John Murray in Geneva Washington.
F. J. Barlow, longtime harness and implement dealer at 1318 Commercial Street Bellingham, leases his building and will quit the business July 1. Large stock of wagons, buggies, pumps and farm machinery is heavily discounted to clear before the changeover June 30 final day. Garages will handle auto work and remaining repairs.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of P Haak and bereavement of the families. Also notes Charlotte Heun and Kenneth Heun organizing summer music classes with monthly pupil recitals and a student orchestra. Call R301 Lynden for terms.
Birth announcement for a son to Mr and Mrs R Syre. Neighbors from Lynden Blaine and Birch Bay attended gatherings and barbecues. Public sale planned by P Van Zwel on June 12 at Lynden Lumber Company site with items listed. Local residents including B C De Long return from Seattle trip.
The Lynden School Board invites bids for clearing plowing and leveling the north end of the school grounds. Inquiries go to H. E. Stuart. Bids due July 1. The board reserves the right to reject bids. GRAYCE MOUNTER Clerk. 6-10-21-0
Clay brick and tile advertised as best on the market from Hampton Brick Yard with a six to ten day lead time noted.
Mail for George Lenhart remains unclaimed at Lynden Washington post office as of June 10 1915. If not claimed within two weeks it will go to the Dead Letter office with one cent due on each letter. Please say Advertised when calling. NO TRESPASSING signs available at The Tribune office.
In front of immediate relatives at the Hoover home in Everson at 11 a.m. on June 9, Ada J Hoover married William B Vander Griend with Rev E Breen of Lynden officiating. The couple and guests celebrated with a wedding dinner, after which they will reside in Lynden at the Vail house.
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