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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
3
Three excellent milking cows offered by R. G. Vander Mei located seven miles west of Lynden. Also housing available at Miller Hotel Lynden with telephone contact R022 6-30-41.
A clever young man on a railway platform tries to halt a train by claiming a carriage is not going. The crowd leaves the carriage, but the stationmaster reveals the porter unhooked it, mistaken for a director by the porter and crowd.
Temple Manning notes Manas Bal in Kashmir as a world renowned lake framed by iris bordered shores and towering trees. Mountains clad in mist rise to blue skies while the lake bottom hosts weed forests and the silver boat glides over clear waters with visible fish.
Canadian invoice blanks are offered for sale at the Tribune office. The advertisement lists available sizes and prices, inviting purchases by businesses needing standard forms.
Local notes mention Che Lynden Gimlet Honey and a Park Bee Friday event. A letter from McGinty to Peter Koert about lower state rights is cited. Mrs J J Booman hosts a cherry festival concluding, with growers pondering post harvest plans and Hans Berthusen’s popular grove drawing county crowds.
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Baptist Church will hold a 2:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday at the Lynden church. Miss Tena Kampen has returned from Washington State College. The Vandekamp house on 1st and Front is being remodeled into a modern bungalow. James Zylstra’s Rev truck was badly damaged in a collision with an Oldsmobile touring car near Nooksack. driver Henry Blow was uninjured. Eastern Star entertained Sehome at Berthusen’s Grove with a bountiful dinner. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Palmer celebrated their sixteenth wedding anniversary with friends and relatives at an evening gathering featuring ice cream and cake.
The Athabaska pass peaks Mount Brown and Mount Hooker once listed at 16 000 and 15 700 feet were remeasured by the British Columbia Alberta boundary survey. Heights now revised to 9 156 and 10 782 feet respectively.
A dialogue reveals a sly stunt by Bill Bladder who eats in a private dining room and then visits the hotel to pick his teeth, described in a terse exchange.
See them at the Tribune office as engraved and printed in the latest styles for personal and business use.
The Tribune lists the Lynden Bellingham line daily stage times. Mock Lauckhart Young Lauckhart MM at 1:00 Mock begins the sequence with 2:00 Lauckhart 3:00 Young 4:00 Mock and 5:00 Lauckhart 6:00 Young. VIA Guide Hannegan accompanies.
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