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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
10
Mr and Mrs L R Abel and others traveled to Vancouver. The Sunday School picnic at Berthuson's Park drew about thirty six. Local families visited, hosted dinners, birthdays celebrated, and neighbors renewed acquaintances around Lynden and Bellingham.
News from Lynden notes the Amphyction Club will meet Friday afternoon at 913 Liberty St with Mrs Herbert Fritz. Mr and Mrs William A Fisher returned from a Portland auto trip visiting Dr and Mrs Samuel Max in Snoqualmie. Mrs Colley moves to a Front Street bungalow. Fred Rinehart of Burlington visited Lynden.
Sealed bids for hay on the Fair Grounds must be received by the Whatcom County Fair Association with bids opened June 20 1921 and hay removed before July 4 1921. The association may reject any or all bids and bids should be mailed to secretary Geo M Waples.
Public timber sale on state land in Whatcom County Washington scheduled for July 5 1921 at 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. auction in front of the County Courthouse Bell ingham. Application 11340 NWY of NEY and NW of NW 14 Section 16 Township 39 North Range 5 East W M containing 120 acres appraised at 2710 dollars. Terms cash on sale day with five year removal period and possible extensions. Sold under orders of Board of State Land Commissioners and Commissioner of Public Lands. First publication May 26 1921 last June 30 1921.
Frank Walsh of Everson visited Lynden Sunday. An error in last week’s Tribune said Mr and Mrs Herbert Fritz had moved. They still reside at 913 Liberty St.
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