Lynden notes on baseball plans and local visits
Everson and Lynden locals report on last Sunday's rain dampening outings and a coming game between Lynden and Laimi Indians at Hawley’s Park. Mentions include visits by Mrs. McVey and Mrs. Hall, the birth of a baby at the Cruikshank home, Mrs. Simonson’s improvements at Everson Valley Home, and Lynden preparations for July 4 with hopes Lynden’s team remains unbeaten.
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Mrs. McVey
Hoover
Everson
Lynden
Hawley’s Park
Woodmens Picnic Set for Lynden on August 6
The Annual Woodmens Picnic will be held in Lynden on August 6 with Commander Edwards directing plans. All Modern Amen camps in the county belong to the association and last year the event drew thousands. Edwards predicts this year’s program will eclipse all prior entertainments. The note mentions practicing sawings to give Lyman Whipple a task to earn a prize.
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Lynden
Commander Edwards
Picnic Association
Edwards
Lyman Whipple
Mains Hold Annual Picnic at Lynden Grounds
The Mains held their yearly picnic and dinner at Lynden grounds last Thursday. Town residents, county members of the Judge, and several visitors enjoyed a fire dinner at noon, then games and a ball. Our sporting editor could not obtain a ball score after wearing out four pencils. Geo Hemmi announces candidacy for Republican nomination for Commissioner in District No 2, claiming unanimous support from Ten Mile Republicans. He owns hundreds of acres, a saw mill, and other property and pays over $50 yearly taxes. He pledges bonds at par with interest not exceeding 5 or 6 percent if elected.
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Lynden
Geo. Hemmin
Hemmi
Golden wedding visit ties Lynden to Bellingham ties
Mrs Bremner of Bellingham visited Mrs Judson the last of the week and attended these golden wedding events. Lynden is really home though she spends much of her time with her son in Bellingham.
Man Recovers After Arm Injury At Local Creamery
Herman Ellenbass 13 walks carefully after breaking a collar bone in a fall last week while running. He has managed duties at the creamery despite the injury. John Van Dijk to arrive this week and hold Holland language services at Mission Church Sunday at 2 pm and English service at 6:30 pm. Van Dijk is a theological student from New Brunswick.
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Herman Ellenbass
H. Landall
John van Dijk
Lynden
Mission Church
Mr. van Dijk
New Brunswick
Esmiarny
City Hall Spruced Up, Universal Silence Looms
Marshal King warns that any talk about the freshly painted and decorated city hall will trigger his entry into the so called knockers club. The town remains tight lipped and awaits his next move.
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King
Knockers’ Club
King Kick
Ranch Sale Near Lynden Nets 13000 Dollars
Chas Kelso sells a 72 acre river bottom ranch west of Lynden to W S Russell and F F Gargett of Susmas for 13000 dollars. Through Edwards and Shinn also reports a 40 acre Worthen property sold to E J Kaum of Wig Lake for 3500 dollars, land east of Lynden two and a half miles.
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Chas, Kelso
Lynden
W. S. Russell
F. F. Gargett
Sumas
Edwards and Shinn
Willis Worthen
E. J. Kaum
Wig Lake
Wash
Beware strangers selling buggies at your barn
A wary reader warns about strangers arriving with painted buggies and offers unreal prices. Check the maker’s name plate and verify makers’ responsibility, as often the awaker and the maker deny liability and the driver avoids county fees and road duties.
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Smaker
Lynden Grange Set To Hear State Grange Report Next Meeting
At the Lynden Grange session next Tuesday evening a large portion will be devoted to bearing the report of the lisiegate to the state Grange. Discussion will cover Towashis organization Co operative District Legislation Good Roads Movement Female Suffrage County Option and other Grange interests. Full attendance is desired with members from nearby granges invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
deVon
Lisiegate
Towashis
Co-operative ‘District
Lynden Wins From Everson In Tight Baseball Clash
Lynden edged Everson seven to nine in a Sunday showdown marked by disputed scoring and lively play. Read muffed a ball early but the Lynden defense steadied as Branstedter Read Rittenberg Fricz Hemmingway and Hadley stood out. Everson rallied for three runs in the sixth and claimed a disputed tally, then Lynden answered with two more in the seventh to seal the win ahead of a Fourth of July rematch with 109 Farm team.
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Page
Lynden
Reid
Pinky Broug
Everson
Rusco
Branstedter
Read
Rittenberg
Fricz
Hemmingway
Hadley
McCallums
Steinhauer
Schwabas
Talley
Tribune
Remley
Bolt
Whatcom County Prosperous According to Government Technician
W H Culmer, a government statistician, surveys Whatcom County industry noting rising payrolls and high wages in county mills and camps. He reports mill owners losing money on cook houses to attract workers, praises camp fare, and says every man who wants a job can get one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Culmer
Jerseys Good Investment in B C Crabbree Herd
In Crabbree's herd of 14 Jerseys last month the lowest test was 5.6 butter fat while one cow tested 7.4. Eight cows tested over six and most are fresh in the fall. Average per cow earnings are a little over $10 for the month. He plans to keep young stock and hold registered Jersey auction sales within a year or two.
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B. C
Jersey
Broad Support Grows for County Attorney Candidate
Strong sentiment across the county including Bellingham favors Frank W. Buxby for county attorney. He has not announced a candidacy despite evident local support and a bond issue stance that earned him friends who would welcome a run.
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Bellingham
Frank W. Buxby
Bixby
Buxby
Journal
Blaine Journ
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