Fraternal Society Meeting Notices From Lynden and Nooksack
Fraternal groups announce meeting times at Odd Fellows' Hall with contacts. Lynden Lodge No 71 meets Saturdays led by N.G. Hs. Steinhauer and secretary Steinhauer. Nooksack Valley Encampment No 56 gathers first and third Wednesdays led by Geo Scovil and H. Steinhauer as scribe. Harmony Rebecca Lodge No 35 holds first and third Saturdays with N.G. Mrs. W. W. Palmer listed as secretary.
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Lynden Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Co. B. Bay
N.G
Hs. Steinhauer
Nooksack Valley
Geo
Scovil
Steinhauer
Harmony Rebecca Lodge
F. Hall
Ethel Bailey
W. W. Palmer
Masonic Lodge and Chapter Meeting Schedule
Lynden Lodge No. 56 meets on the second and fourth Thursdays in Masonic Halls. Secretary Geo. A. M. D. W. Bender. Lynden Chapter No. 12 meets on the third Thursday in Masonic Hall with W. M. Geo. W. Hall as Secretary.
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Lynden Lodge
Geo. A
D. W. Bender
Sec'y
W. Lynden Chapter
Masonic
W. Hall
W. M
Geo. W. Hall
Masonic and Pythian schedules for Lynden groups
Lynden Lodge No. 137 meets each Monday in K. of P. Hall with H 8 Stein heuer as C C H. 8. Lynden Temple No. 62 Pythian Sisters meet on the second and fourth Wednesdays in K. of P. Hall.
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Lynden Lodge
P. Hall
A. Dunker
C.C. H
Steinheuer
Lynden Temple
Pythian Sisters
K. of
Modern Woodmen Meet Schedule in Pixley Ball
The Modern Woodmen hold meetings on the second and fourth Saturdays in Pixley’s Ball located on Third Street. Warren E. Hawley serves as Clerk.
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Pixley's Ball
Warren E. Hawley
Benevolent and Patriotic Societies Meet Schedule
B of A Y Meet in Pixley Hall on the first and third Tuesdays monthly. G A R Lynch Post No 42 meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays in G A R Hall. Lynch Relief Corps No 20 convenes every alternate Saturday in G A R Hall with Nellie Taylor as president and Belle Wampler as secretary.
Lynden Lodge No. 460 Meets Third Tuesday Each Month
Fraternal Union notice lists Lynden Lodge 460 meeting on the third Tuesday at the K of P hall. Officers S L Palmer F M and Anna Anderson secretary are named.
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Lynden Lodge No
K. of P. Hall
S. L. Palmer
F. M
Anna Anderson
Royal Neighbors and Women's Relief Corps Meeting Dates
Royal Neighbors meet every second and fourth Saturdays at K of P Hall with Mrs Sophia Young as Oracle. Women's Relief Corps No 20 meets first and third Saturdays in the G A R hall with Jennie Palmer president Belle Wampler secretary and L C Biddell corresponding secretary.
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K. of P. Hall
Sophia Young
Oracle
Women's Relief Corps
No. 20
G. A. R. Hall
Jennie Palmer
Belle Wampler
L. C. Biddell
Church Directory Listings Corner Grover and 7th Streets
Church directory notes two denominations with service times. Corner Grover and 7th Streets Rev R I Case leads Sunday 11 AM service and 10 AM Sunday School with a 7 30 PM Prayer Meeting on Wednesday. Mission Church Undenominational led by Rev C E Hodges offers Sunday School 10 AM preaching 11 AM and 7 30 PM Evening Service with Wednesday 2 30 PM Cottage Meeting and Thursday 7 30 PM Prayer Meeting.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Herbert Jones
Grover and
7Th Sts
R. I. Case
C. E. Hodges
First Reformed Church Services and Classes
Cor 6th and Grover Sts Rev J G Brouwer conducts Holland language Sunday services at 1 30 pm with English evening service at 7 30 pm. Sunday School follows afternoon services. Bible classes offered in both languages on specified weekdays for seniors juniors and youth.
Boulet Church Services At Corner Third and Liberty
Rev J B Boulet leads services at 10 30 a m every third Sunday at the corner of Third and Liberty Streets with Sunday School following the regular services at the church
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3Rd
Liberty Streets
J. B. Boulet
Unitarian Church Evening Services Posted
The Unitarian Church invites the public to services led by Rev. Fred Alban Weil on the first Sunday evening of each month from October through March at 4 30 in K of P Hall.
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Fred Alban Weil
K. of P. Hall
Services and classes at Front Street church
The International Bible Students Association holds worship at 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Sunday School at 3:30 p.m. Senior Catechism Tuesday at 2 and 8 p.m. Junior Classes Saturday 1:80 p.m. and Ebenezer School Friday 1:30 p.m. Rev. P. J. Hoekenga, Pastor.
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Front Street
Ebenezer School
P. J. Hoekenga
Two Yakima Valley groups seek marketing unity
In North Yakima the boards of the Yakima Valley Fruit Growers association and the Yakima County Horticultural union discussed a possible merger of their selling agencies. Both large marketers controlled over 80 percent of the 1912 crop, but rivals have blocked cooperation in the past. The meeting was called by W N Irish, union president for eight years, who did not seek re election. Attendees included neither managers nor selling force representatives from either side.
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Yakima Valley
North Yakima
W. N. Irish
J. H. Robbins
Association
E. E. Sampson
Boat Upsets Four Crown Seven in Party Leaving Irondale
A sailboat capsized off Sherman spit in Port Townsend Bay. W J Moon 50 and his sons Ivan 18 William 16 and Francis Moon were drowned. Two Moon men and two soldiers from Fort Flagler were rescued from the overturned craft as a gust struck the inexperienced party.
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Port Townsend
W. J. Moon
Ivan
William
Francis Moon
R. H. Moon
Sherman Spit
Irondale
J. H. Moon
Fort Flagler
Carter
Bennett
Fair Hesperides Apple Show Named for Wenatchee
Wenatchee under the Commercial club will host a vivid apple exposition from November 4 to 8 named Fair Hesperides. The event borrows from the Greek legend of the garden of the west with golden apples and nymphs, inspiring elaborate carnival features.
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Wenatchee
Hesperides
Hercules
Washington Brieflets Burgeoning Businesses And Local Incidents
A stage service will link Winlock and Toledo. A lodge plans a $10 000 to $15 000 business block. Pe Ell settlers start a broom factory. Morton to get a broom handle operation. Chehalis women form a civic club to beautify and improve homes. A Pleasant Valley dam failure causes 6000 to 10000 dollars in losses. Kelso case ends with 75 dollar verdict for a $2075 injury claim. Assault second degree sees Yakima valley pioneer William Splawn convicted. Centralia figures charged with abduction. Monte-sano mill sold for about 50000 to Hoquiam firm. Collins Hot Springs hotel sells for 8500 with mortgage assumed. Walla Walla post office robber confesses after hours of questioning. Camas to get a new steel bridge over the Washougal river. Montesano timber deal: North river land sale tied to O W extension. A Spokane man sues a doctor over death prognosis. verdict denied.
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Eliensburg Lodge
Chehalis
Pleasant Valley
Golden Valley Irrigation Company
E. P. Jenkins
Kelso
Cowlitz County
William Splawn
Yakima Valley
A. J. Splawn
North Yakima
Leo Williams
Wapato
R. Bercher
H. H. Kilgore
Lewis
Collins Hot Springs
Eastern Oregon Banking Company
Walla Walla Post Office
Camas
Washougal River
North Bank
Montesano
Milwaukee & St. Paul
North River
O.W
Cosmopolis
William Goldblatt
Spokane
Goldblatt
Washington solons push budget and wage bills in Legislature
Olympia reports a record level of introduced measures with 1096 bills in committees as sessions end early. The budget for state departments totals 9 288 417 07 dollars, up 1 880 817 from 1911, and road planning shifts to arterial highways and secondary routes.
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Olympia
Washington
Tom
Bostot Transcript
Vase broke, family plans interrupted by father’s departure
Dialogue reveals a boy noting the vase was broken before the father left, the mother lamenting the majolica vase, and the son asking to wait for his return. The exchange hints at domestic tension and anticipation.
It Is Easy to Learn Something About Everything
Noted in a Tribune job printing line the phrase highlights the scope of topics covered, suggesting a broad but challenging aim for printers and editors. The line reflects a era when newspapers served as comprehensive knowledge sources for their communities.
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Anstate
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Pixley's Hall
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Fraternal Union
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Church Directory
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First Reformed Church
Catholic Church
Unitarian Church
First Christian Reformed Church
International Bible Students
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Lynden State Bank
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Lynden, Wash
C. H. McLeod
Lynvez, Washington
J. Torney
Alaska
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M. H. Gerlach
Lynden, Wasei
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Lynden
F. P. Cruikshank
City
Lynden Jewelry Store
Hotel Miller
Co. A. Breckenridge
Prop
B. P. Shoemaker
Justice OF the Peace
Washington State
Candie
Republic
Ben Hur
Charles A. James
James
Union Hospital
South Bend
Pacific County
Camp 11
Lynden Bakery
J. P. Schmidt
Lynden, Wassi
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R. Handy
Pacific Steam Laundry
Frank W. Bixby
W. A. Martin
Court Mouse
Palace Cafe
McDonnell
R. E. Hawley
Texas
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Farrell
House
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Detroit
Mich
United States District Court
United States
Sessions
Wilson Corfer
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Taft
Winlock
Toledo
Tribune
Attorney AT Law
Crry
Lynden Lynden, Washington
Ichel
Wash
Ersal
R. Haveman
Lynden Auto and Cycle Works
Pickering Hardware CO
Wii
Itanam
Wast
Marion Biehler Lynden
Pioneer
Warren Hawley
R. R. Track
Depot Lynden, Wash
Lynden Department Store
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