Royal Tailored Fourth Suit Sold At The Efficiency Shop
Advertisements urge readers to order a new suit for the Fourth from The Efficiency Shop and Jones. Other notices promote a Lynden dentist, a creamery buying cream and eggs, a local lumber and building material supplier, and Union Manufacturing Co. stock and draft horses for sale. The Tri bune prints stallion cards, Dr. Van Kirk offers eye ear nose and throat care, and a 1912 notice from Eduard Weidkamp limits debt responsibility. Carstens Packing Co. invites shipping of veal hogs eggs and poultry for top cash prices.
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Jones
Carstens Packing Co
Bellingham
Unclaimed Mail At Kynden Post Office 1912
Mail for Jum Beech Franna Kenyam Mr and Mrs Gee Parks Mrs E McGary Mrs Evy Young remains unclaimed at the Kynden Washington post office as of June 13 1912. Two weeks to claim before sending to Dead Letter Office. One cent due on each letter. Please say Advertised when calling. D W Bender Postmaster.
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Kynden
Washington
Jum Beech
Franna Kenyam
Gee. Parks
E. McGary
Evy Young
D. W. Bender
Lynden Prohibits Fireworks Except on Three July 1912 Days
Notice from Lynden authorities allows small fire crackers on July 2 3 and 4 1912 with written Mayor permission. All cannon crackers toy pistols cartridges and dynamite canes banned during the period by order of Mayor c Co King Town Marshal.
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Lynden
C. Co. King
Lynden Bond Election For Water System Upgrade Planned
Notice declares July 9 1912 election at Lynden Town Hall to ratify or reject ordinance 187 authorizing water system upgrades including a larger pump new mains and hydrants and municipal bonds totaling 3000 dollars. Voters must register ten days prior. council clerk Chase Sampley issues this notice.
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Lynden
Chase, Sampley
When you run out of letter heads en velopes and bills
The Tribune job department offers to supply letter heads envelopes bills and business cards to customers who request them from the paper. The note emphasizes available stationery items and a contact path through the Tribune office.
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Tribune
Whipple Opens New Barber Shop East of Lynden Department Store
Fred Whipple invites old and new customers to his new barber shop just east of Lynden Department Store where he offers full service in all branches of the tonsorial art and promises satisfaction.
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Lynden Dep’t
Fred Whipple
Shingle Mill Activity and Local Projects In District
The Phillips mill began shipping shin gles this week with three teams hauling. Mr. Payne now operates the mill, while Mr. Carmichael of Vancouver B C visits nearby. Floyd Vaughn and C I Rogers are bolting at the Payne shingle mill in Woodlawn. Frank Norman badly cut his leg on his father's farm. J Otty nears completion of a new barn and has added 15 acres to his dairy operation. County fair at Lynden this fall draws local interest. Miss Louise Harter visits Bellingham for a few weeks. Fred Rogers bolts at the Amedon mill. Ferndale milk condensery started its Custer Route team with Dad Lambert driving. Glen Burgess of Wiser Lake spends week at J B Nace home.
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Phillips
Payne
Carmichael
Vancouver
B. C
Custer
Floyd Vaughn
C. I. Rogers
Woodlawn
Frank Norman
J. Otty
Lynden
Louise Harter
Bellinghm
Fred Rogers
Amedon
Ferndale
Dad Lambert
Glen Burgess
Wiser Lake
J. B. Nace
Local Society Notes From Delt y and Sunnyside
Mrs Gerrit Hoeksema was ill with tonsillitis last week. Families and friends visited and dined with neighbors at the C Ericson home and W W Johnson residence. The Sewing Society plans a meeting with Mrs A M Olson. Several Axling family members and spouses were guests at various homes. Edna Axling celebrated with a birthday surprise giving a set of silver spoons. Willard Veldekamp recovered from a severe bout of tonsillitis.
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Gerrit Hoeksema
B. A. Axlind
C. Ericson
C. R. Axling
Bellingham
A. E. Baldwin
Lynden
John Axling
W. W. Johnson
Sewing Society
A. M. Olson
V. F. Randall
Myron Baldwin
P. A. Axling
Joe Axling
Portland
Edna Axling
Willard Veldekamp
Booths Corners Neighbors See County Fair Plans
Miss Hazel Parker, finishing high school in Snohomish, spends vacation at home in Booths Corners. Locals plan to attend the county fair in Lyn den this fall. Mrs. Rachel Storrey of Nooksack visits her niece Mrs. A R Palmer and family. Claire Palmer made a trip to Bellingham Saturday. George Erz Jr and family from Bellingham conduct business in the area. Richard Sather of Muckeltee was a visitor last week at the Sather home, with Mr. and Mrs Livingston and daughters and Mr and Mrs S S Palmer referenced in the week’s notes.
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Hazel Parker
Snohomish
Lynden
Rachel Storrey
Nooksack
A. R. Palmer
Claire Palmer
Bellingham
George Erz, Jr
Richard Sather
Muckeltee
Sather
Livingston
LL. Palmer
Local Social Notes From Town Life
Mrs J H Swope and son were entertained at the Love home Sunday. Archie Palmer who is teaming at Al ki spent a couple of days at home this week. Mrs Young, visiting her daughter Mrs Litton, returned to Mount Vernon Monday. D L Baillis of Ferndale transacted business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs A C Palmer and children were Sunday guests at the Geo Bruce home. Harry and Bruce Litton were Bellingham visitors Saturday. The driving horse of Mr Scrimger died suddenly on the road last week. Little Marjory Bruce was taken sick on Tuesday and not improved since. Miss Jennie Bovenham drove to Lynden one day this week.
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J. H. Swope
Love Home
Archie Palmer
Alki
Young
Litton
Mount Vernon
D. L. Baillis
Ferndale
Our Town
A. C. Palmer
Geo. Bruce
Harry
Bruce Litton
Bellingham
Mr. Scrimger
Marjory Bruce
Jennie Bovenham
Lynden
Clara Nelson
Anacortes
James Black
Vancouver
RB. C
Ina Parrott
Clearbrook
Mr. McNeil
Levi Loop
Hampton
Paul Boelkow
H. W. Rodman
Seattle
C. Gooding
Wickersham
Thos. H. Smith
Ieverson
Smith
County Fair Association
Vern Parish
John Bauer
Benton
F. B. Plant
Marysville
Iver Iverson
Herbert Murphy
Nelson
Archie Matthews
W. J. Stanhope
Nooksack Mountain
Lone Tree
Bay and Islands
Frasier River
B. C
Ira Trowbridge
Elizabeth Harkness
W. H. Brooks
Sumas
Mrs. Schulman
Brooks
D. H. Jamieson
L. E. Haggard
Maple Falls
Everson
Jamieson
Mrs. Beebe
Ira Stauffer
Mountain View
Bushby
Glacier
Twin Falls
Robert Ohlund
Len Kohler
Florence Ohlund
Island Park
Elvin Kale
Funeral party and local moves in Anacortes area
Mrs. Clara Nelson of Anacortes and others travel to attend the funeral of Mr. McNeil. Levi Loop sells his 120 acre Hampton ranch to Paul Boelkow for 2900 dollars. Numerous visits, guests, and travels across Lynden, Vancouver, Bellingham, and nearby towns noted.
Entertainment at Clearbrook School House Hall Concert
Rare musical and dramatic treat in rural area to be held at the Clearbrook school house hall on Friday June 21 at 8 30 in the evening. The Harters and Wells with Miss Parshall will perform. After the concert ice creams and strawberries will be served. If enough districts participate an athletic meet of unique character may follow.
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Clearbrook School House
Harters and Wells
Miss Parshall
Swat the fly sparks Fourth of July prep
Samas gears up for Independence Day celebrations as preparations accelerate. The message stresses cleanliness and self preservation as guiding principles for the event.
Township Officers Meeting Discusses County Assessors and road plans
A meeting of Whatcom County officials considered electing township assessors, shifting road meeting locations to townships, and increasing spending beyond 500 without contracts. A committee led by J. M. Edson, Peter Zobrist, and L. J. Sennes will craft recommendations for the June 24 session with state legislators. Peter Zobrist was elected permanent chairman.
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J. M. Edson
Peter Zobrist
L. J. Sennes
Whatcom County
van Wyck Township
Telephone Co Meeting Selects Sorenson as Vice President
Members present except Brown and Van Valkenberg elected Mr. Sorenson to represent the Alki district as vice president. Mr. Clark remains until his report is audited, then not re engaged as manager by the new board. Company offices move to Lynden per stockholders wish, to be done promptly without delay.
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Messrs. Brown
van Valkenberg
Sorenson
Alki
Clark
Lynden
Bellingham
Fourth of July Celebration at Sumas
The Fourth at Sumas promises a grand National holiday event with committees hard at work to provide proper enjoyment and amusement for visitors in the border town. Organizers anticipate a lively, spirited celebration that will showcase Sumas on July Fourth.
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Sumas
Bumas
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A. S. Hardenbrook
Fairview
P. O
A. Boslund
Wonder
K. Roo
Roe's Mill
C. W. Waldron
Elk St
Zylstra Realty CO
the Tribune
Zylstra
Northwestern Mutual
Whipple
Miller Hotel
W. K. Pixley
Grover
Fourth Streets
Grover Street
Geo. Erz
Cherry St
Jeffers’ Mill
Banner
Union Manufacturing Co
Union Mfg. Co
HERD
van Kirk
Bellingham, Wasts
Bertha Weidkamp
Eduard Weidkamp
Harris
Lyndon
DeGraff Bros
Jersey
Lynden Tribun Print Shop
O'Donnell
Cooper
Spring Needle Union
Guernsey
Nels Jacobson
Packard
Stover
E. W- Bayes
E. W. Bayes
Dr. McLeod
A. E. Moody
Waples’ Mill
Jones’ Efficiency Shop
O’donnell
Delty and
Sunnyside
Booth’s Corners
Samas
Township Officers Meeting
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