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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
6
For sale a splendid young Holstein Friesian bull with four registered heifer calves from prime producing stock. A good chance to start a herd. D. J. De Hoogh Twin Brook Stock Farm phone 2921.
The humorist with a million miles of travel in Europe and America is at the zenith of fame in his thirty third year on the American stage. His current year is shaping as a record in his career as he continues to tour widely. Silver Bow name origin traced to 1864 prospectors near Butte.
A humorous exchange features an irate father, a timid suitor, and a wry remark about life insurance. The vignette captures social wit and everyday dialogue, with a setting described as Lynden Chautauqua, July 21-27.
Ferndale residents host guests from Mt Vernon and Bellingham. A marriage between Eva Maud Slater and QO Johnson is announced, with plans at the Shields home. Local travel, camp reports, church society events, and canning plant news round out a bustling community update.
The wedding of Miss Florence Christine Tanis daughter of Mr and Mrs James Tanis to Adrian Koert was solemnized at 11 oclock this morning at the residence of Mr and Mrs H Koert. TAKEN UP Yearling heifer owner can have same by proving property and paying costs. Phone 308 Lynden 6-15-tf-0 FOR SALE Firwood 1.50 per rick 3 ricks or more 1.40 J D Scrimger Phone 4314 Lynden 6-22-tf-0
Everson held its Sunday school picnic at Island Park with a noon dinner, races, and prize awards. Local clubs met for needlework, tea, and social visits, with multiple residents hosting events and planning upcoming activities around farm visits and community gatherings.
The Yarber shops in Lynden will open at 8:00 a.m. and close at 7:00 p.m. starting July 1 1916 except Saturdays with a range of barber services and prices listed including hair cuts 85 cents beard trim 15 cents plain shampoo 25 cents neck shave 5 to 10 cents and razors honed 10 cents Shaving and other services apply with neck shave free on work of 25 cents and over Gale Colley Henry Powers Whipple's Barber Shop.
As I am leaving Lynden I notify all with accounts due me to pay same by July 1. J. W. Groves. June 29, 1911.
The note states plans to ship hogs and cattle next week and suggests using young thin cattle for feeders. It is signed by Geo M Waples and dated June 29, 1911. Call number R513 is provided.
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