M. L. Jackman Lynden Pioneer Dies After Illness
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the M. L. 4H Church for M. L. Jackman a Lynden pioneer who died Saturday after a months long illness. Born December 20 1830 in Franklin County New York he lived in Illinois and Iowa before settling in Lynden in 1888. Survived by widow three daughters two sons ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. He was a Methodist for sixty eight years and active in community reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Jackman
Paul H. Ashby
Mr. Jackman
Martin Luther Jackman
Franklin County
New York
Illinois
Ellen L. Townsend
Jackman
Iowa
Lynden
Emma Arnold
Santelle
Cal
Grace Smith
Seattle
Wast
Effie Kelly
S. T. Jackman
W. H. Jackman
Rea
Methodist Chure
Hts
Local rose expert praises Lynden garden visit
A. M. Hadley of Bellingham calls Dr C H McLeod's rose garden the best north of Seattle after a Lynden Sunday tour. He toured with his wife along with Dr and Mrs Bosko Mr and Mrs Maicheot and Rev Mrs Harrison of Bellingham. Dr McLeod to attend the Bellingham race show June 23 and 24 with Lynden exhibitors D W Bender and Ray Slade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. McLeod
Seattle
A. M. Hadley
Bellingham
Lynden
Hadley
McLeod Garden
O. EB. Bosko
James Maicheot
Harrison
McLeod
Lyndon
D. W. Bender
Ray Slade
Mrs Greenough and daughter visit Riverside hosts
Mrs Greenough of Clearbrook and her daughter, Mrs J Holland of Seattle, were the guests of Mr and Mrs W A Reid of Riverside Sunday.
Lynden Edges Deming in Eleven Inning Tilt
Lynden and Deming played eleven innings Sunday before Lynden won nine to eight. Both teams committed many errors yet featured brilliant plays throughout the game. Oregon and Lusk starred for Lynden Lottery. Oleson fanned 11 batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Deming
Wen
Oregon
Lusk
Oleson
Reid Hosts Lynden Couple in Riverside Visit
Mr and Mrs W A Reid entertained Mr and Mrs A Rowlston of Lynden at their Riverside home on Sunday afternoon.
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W. A. Reid
Mrs. A. Rowlston
Lynden
Riverside
Holland Band Plans Two Street Concerts This Month
The Holland Band announced a street concert for Saturday evening and a second program set for a week later. Community residents are invited to attend both events in the public space with no admission specified.
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Holland Band
Lynden News Chronicle Highlights Local Visits and Fire Loss
Northwood J. Klocke visited family in Lynden while Mrs. Chas White and Margaret Moffat spent a day with the Emerson family on Nooksack trip. Local social notices include visits to F M Bloom, Lopez Island trips, and a Knights of Pythias gathering with delegates from Whatcom and Chilliwack. A house and barn were lost by fire near Lynden, with neighbors contributing clothing and goods. Lynden butter placed close to top in Washington creamery contest. N P Sorensen presiding, Leen’s Creamery scoring high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Klocke
Chas. Scelin
L. M. Wheeler
Arlington
Clark
Bellingham
Chas. White
Ehney White
A Vsit
Mary Jacobs
Kamp
F. M. Bloom
Ray Snyder
Lynden
Knights’ of
Horton
Daniels
Riddle
McDaniel
Beckes
Geo
Klocke
Ray Slade
Gerlach
Averill
Seat
H. Slade
Somers
Boysen
Hemingway
W. Bussard
Sercurier
Waples
Scovill
Loring
Pixley
August Klocke
Washington Creamery Operators and Buttermakers Association
Pullman
Lord Leen
N. P. Sorensen
L. T. L. Reschedules Meeting to Tuesday at 2:30 PM
The L. T. L. will meet Tuesday at 2 30 p m instead of the regular date which would fall on July 4.
America's Negro Problem and its solution discussed at church
Sunday morning at the Methodist Church a discussion on Americas Negro Problem and its solution will be held. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Van Dyk on June 17. P A Oakes is seriously ill this week. R B Le Cocq bought a Studebaker automobile. Charles Philo was struck in the eye by a piece of steel injuring the eyeball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Methodist Church
Walter van Dyk
Charles Philo
Young people gather for games and refreshments at Route One home
A large group of youths assembled at the C. Den Adel residence on Route One Wednesday evening. Lawn games were played and a late hour brought tasty refreshments for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. den Adel
Government to oil Pacific Highway 21 miles this summer
The New Westminster Columbian reports the Canadian government will oil the 21 mile Pacific Highway between New Westminster and Blaine this summer. The project aims to lay the roadbed and control dust, using an approved method under strong supervision. Also notes merchant scales in Whatcom County show weight accuracy issues with most being overweight but no tampering found, and May births and deaths totals across cities like Bellingham and Blaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Westminster Columbuai
Blaine
Whatcom County
Bellingham
Birhs
Ferndale
Lynden
Sumas
Marietta
Lynden Eleven Years Ago Fraternal Hall Plan
Lynden twelve years back from the Pilot reveals a new Fraternal Hall project. A corporation formed by Emmet Hawley A L Swim Ss F Beiley A H Frasier and F W Bixbur s with 250 shares at $10 par. A committee led by A H Fresier from Foresters of America and others from W O W M W A Royal Neighbors F A of A and Order of Pendio to sell shares. Lynden has two daily papers and D W Bender leaves for Ellensburg to join Worthen and Satterthwaite camp. Worthen de Satterthwaite win road contracts in Kittitas and Grant counties and plan summer work east of the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newsboy
Wall Street
New York City
United States
Newport
R. I
Chautauqua
New York City Marine Band
America
Ihis Emmet
Foresters of America
A. E. Rusco
R. E. Hawley
D. W. Bender
Ellensburg
Worthen and Satterthwaite
Worthen de Satterthwaite
Kittitas
Grant
Knights of Pythias Hold Card Party at 100 F Hall
A large crowd of Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters and their friends enjoyed an evening of cards and dancing at the 100 F hall Monday. Five hundred was played at fourteen tables and the company danced at the close of the games. Refreshments were served during the evening.
Tremain Family Entertains Miniters and Guests
Mr and Mrs J W Tremain entertained Rev and Mrs Ashby and their son Paul along with Earl Tremain at dinner Sunday in a cordial social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Tremain
Raymond Kortlever Undergoes Appendectomy in Bellingham
Raymond Kortlever had an appendicitis operation on Monday at St. Luke’s Hospital in Bellingham. The procedure proceeded without complications and he is resting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Kortlever
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bellingham
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Mrs. Olaf Larsen hosts relatives from Cheyenne Arizona and Vancouver guests visit and stay with local families. Dozens attend beach supper and bonfire as Needlecrest club meets for needlework. Local residents travel to Montana and New Westminster, while river floods threaten property and a beach party is held near Riverside Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Larsen
Bozereh
Hazel Bozerer
Cheyanne
Arizona
Charles’ Richenderfer
William Leek
McHenry
Vancouver
Lida Lenhart
Deming
Elmer Cyr
L. A. Miller
Otto Herbst
Bellingham
Helen Albright
Wenesday
Montana
Morris Fite
Anacortes
Bradford Knapp
Lynden
Harold Knapp
C. C. Herrick
New Westminster
Lockhead
LaPlant
Sedro- Woolley
H. P. Johnson
Edith Jones
Bellerud
D. H. Jamieson
Charles Richendt
H. H. Penworthy
Tacoma
Kale
Randalls
Frank Boucher
Farnsworth
Edith Henderson
Lynden Buyers Sure of Honest Weights
Lynden stores were tested by W. B. Newcomb deputy secretary of state and given a seal for passing. He found most false balances overcharged merchants, few losses fell on customers, and public gas pumps were accurate aside from one dealer adding a fraction of a gill over five gallons. Honest Weights and Measures Week runs June 18 to 24 nationwide.
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Whatcom County
W. B. Newcomb
Wales
Lynden
Mr. Newcomb
United States
Locals Note Visits and Births Across Fern dale
Fern dale residents report visits from Belle Ridgway to Anacortes and George Casebeer party to Vancouver. Several families welcome guests from Seattle Bellingham and Kansas City with summer stays and social gatherings. Born announcements include a son to Mr and Mrs Garrick and a boy to Mr and Mrs Mendenhall.
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Belle Ridgway
Joseph Morrison
Anacortes
George Casebeer
Beatrice Casebeer
Ella Peterson
Emily Tawes
Vancouver
B. C
W. E. de Camp
Seattle
Glen Slater
Walter
Harold Dekin
George Flecker
University of Washington At
J. O. van Ostrad
Pearle van Ostran
University
Day Slater
Elsie Boyd
Bellingham
Ravensdale
Sophyre Reichert of
Blain
Nin Hensen
Alice Shields
Ramsey
North Bellingheim
C. W. Hamshaw
E. D. Sather
Colebrook
Helen Mansfield
Emma Johnson
Stambaugh
Lorene
Velma
Kansas City
Percy Hood
Bankers Convent
Everett
Marion McLaughlin
H. J. Birney
Douglas
St. Paul
Paul Hood
John Slater
Wm. Fell
C. S. Hood
Cc. W. Hamshaw
Doy Slater
Lila Douglas
Henry Campbell
Edith
Lizzie Thornton
W. E. Barnhardt
Seaside
Ore
J. A. Prouty
Pauline Hood
Chautauqua Week to Be Held in Lynden July 21–27
Lynden announces Chautauqua Week July 21 to 27 featuring national talent and local guarantors. The program includes the New York City Marine Band, violinist Alexander von Skibinsky, the International Operatic Company, South African Kaffir Boys, Arctic moving pictures, an Ohio Supreme Court figure Judge R. M Wasamaker, Dr Robert Parker Miles, Comus players, and a Shakespearian drama. Officials named include W. H. Waples president and P. M. Serrurier treasurer with a large list of guarantors supporting a clean uplifting event.
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America
Lynden
Chautauqua
New York City
Alexander von Skibinsky
International Operatick Company
Singing Kaffir Boys
Antarctic
R. M Was
Amaker
Supreme Court of Ohio
Ohio
Robert Parker Miles
Gladstone
Comus
Gilbert Parker
J. C. Harbsman
Lynlen
B. V. Mounter
F. L. Wood
E. Edson
F. E. Knapp
P. M. Serrurier
W. H. Waples
H. H. Jamieson
S. H. Lewis
P. J. van Hemert
J. P. Boerhave
H. §. Steinhauer
3Covill and
Ogle
J. M. van Roswm
E. A. Wiese
R. Haveman
Percy H. Davies
J G. Brouwer
C. J. Hodges
A. A. Bauman
W. B. Vander Griend
Warren Hawley
Walter Somers
J. W. Scat
Louis Carson
Geo
B. Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lynden Pioneer
Northwood
P. A. Oakes
R. B. le Cocq
Studebaker
County News
Everson
K. Garrick
Wm. Foote
W. J. Brown
Manning Building
Douglass
Lila Douglass
Stella Champson
Harold Dakin
Bremerton
Marion Jackson
Navy
Signe Hegberg
Matson
Fred Olson
Clear Lake
F. J. Gorsuch
Portland
Grace Query
Josephine Male
Wm. Packard
Berne Hudson
Chautaqua
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