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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
3
Miss Drake returns from Seattle as Olga Aslit visits from Olympia. Families and clubs host gatherings, travel to Bellingham and Seattle, and local residents attend church picnics, dances, and fairs. Arrests for riding bicycles on sidewalks after dark prompt warnings. various residents move, visit, or recover from illness amid community life.
Delegates to the Baptist convention closed last Thursday afternoon with an automobile tour around town and the surrounding country. They praised Lynden for its rich territory and beauty of its surroundings, noting the convention has created many new friendships.
A late week Bell ingham item claimed J Writtenburg William Fritz Mrs Writtenberg and Mrs Mitchell were arrested for disorderly conduct. The note clarifies no relation to Lynden H. athlete William Fritz who is described as sober and not disorderly. The newspaper regrets the erroneous use of his name.
Thomas Kirkby and wife celebrate the birth of a baby boy born last Friday at Mrs. Borehave's home in Lynden. The Kirkbys live across the line in Canada but have many Lynden friends. Lynden’s K of P lodge hosted a banquet for 100 guests with cards music and entertainment for a highly praised community event.
Dr. Mulder and E Edson returned Friday from a motorcycle trip through Oregon. An accident cut the outing short when the doctor’s cycle skidded on a sandy road and threw him. He suffered facial bruises but no serious injuries.
Last Sunday Mr and Mrs Eber Baxter hosted a dinner for Mr and Mrs Ed Tubman Mrs Goodspeed Mr and Mrs Chas Jacobs Mrs Ellen Baxter Mrs Mary Wilcox 8 A Baxter Mr Mateson and Flossie Bixby It marked the Tubmans 40th wedding anniversary.
Local Lynden merchants including Farmers' Mercantile Co Lynden Dept. Store and Brown & Cole sign an agreement to close all business at 12 noon on July 4 for celebration exercises and to halt deliveries that day.
The Tribune recalls potato yields and bragging rights from Easter plantings as five large tubers weigh four pounds. W. D. Gillen, a candidate for county superintendent, discusses manual training, its value and limits, while Mrs. Keller and Mrs. Dunn are also mentioned as candidates. The column marks the Tribune's third birthday and notes its publication history since 1901.
A teacher asks which memorable date in Roman history a student can name. A student answers Antony and Cleopatra as a memorable pair, in a moment captured by a magazine excerpt.
The Fashion Word offers up to the minute fashion news with hourly numbers. Readers can subscribe for 75 cents a year to receive the latest designer insights.
Our store offers a large stack of red white and blue ribbons in anticipation of the Fourth priced from 3c per yard up to 12 1 2c.
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