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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
6
Lost from Booths Corners a yearling white heifer with red on head and neck, contact F A Pugh at phone 4711. Also for sale a 4 year old horse over 1500 pounds by Conrad Axling, phone 5003 Lynden. Spring fries dressed for 60 cents each, location R 302 Lynden.
Lost a string of small gold beads return to Tribune. Roosters for sale eight weeks old contact Sam Bajema Lynden phone 919. Bereavement thanks from H Vanden Mey family. Seven cows for sale on Northwood ranch $76 each or $450 for the lot see Hoytema. Six weeks old pigs for sale phone 1610. Four weeks old Holstein bull for sale dam 15,000 pounds last year. Lost gold filled watch between Van Buren and Millers mill Clinton A Brown Everson R3.
Citizens lampoon the Gimlet column over telephone bill math while urging a protest mass meeting. The Lynden papers mock marriage notices and a Meenderinck sale with playful misprints as readers respond to local items and the Red Cross calls for knitters.
Relatives and friends gathered at the S. L. Palmer home Sunday for a picnic dinner. Captain and Mrs. M. A. Palmer of the West Seattle Shipping Board were present.
Mrs. S R Burgess of Bellingham hosts her son I M Burgess in town. Mr Lee Bellinger wed Miss Georg ina MacDonald last Tuesday and now resides in Anacortes where he works. William Quimby family moves to Southern Washington after two years on the Burgess ranch. Farewell party for Miss Erma Quimby follows. Wynn Beard family visits before departing for Wyoming. Mrs I M Burgess visiting brother in Tacoma. G F Dahlquist and wife host son Clarence visiting Seattle for magazine work. Charles D Bartlett visits Bellingham.
J A Scollard president of the United Dairymen's Association spoke Wednesday evening at Hawley's Hall Lynden. Milo D Campbell president of the National Association of Milk Producers was unable to attend. Scollard outlined the Illinois milk producers Sherman act prosecution and Washington Association plans to build condensaries and other institutions to secure higher farmer prices.
Mrs. R B Le Cocq and Mrs Geo Hall entertain Kensington Club and spouses Friday night at Le Cocq residence. Carrie Cramer guest of Mrs Earl Tremain Wednesday. Mrs C B Bay visits Seattle with plans for Eastern Star and Rebekah assembly. Silk quilt from Daughters of the American Revolution to Mrs Pheebe Judson. Deed records sale of 30 acres from B Meenaderinck to William Honcoop for 68000. Mrs Irwin Le Cocq to join husband in Aberdeen SD. Mr and Mrs Frank Le Cocq escort to Seattle. Mrs W W Palmer visiting Vancouver. Mr and Mrs J W Tremain host dinner for Mrs Elizabeth Fountain and family. Fountain and Tremain recall Henry Illinois childhood. Mrs John Madden of Chicago visited F E Knapp home Tuesday. Madden known as Miss Marguerite Flemming who taught home economics. married last week in Portland. Rev W O Benadom returns to Lynden. services at M E Church Sunday. Rev E Breen conducts marriage of Anna Oordt and Simon Louis at Oordt home with immediate relatives present. Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters to entertain Monday at I O O F Hall. all members and families invited.
Mrs. E. O Byrne and her son Bernard traveled from Seattle to Riverside where a bonfire party honored the safe return of Carl Reid and Steven Michel. The host families and numerous visitors attended, with hospital and ball game outings noted, and a nail injury to Francis Headrick on Sunday.
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