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Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1913

Page

6

Illness and community notices in Glendale area

Correspondence notes Mrs Enger and daughter Esther ill with pneumonia along with Lela Springer. Alma Grell and Paul Johnson recover from illness. Lib erty family farewell party held with many neighbors present. A community meeting at Grells opera house scheduled with educators from Lynden Nooksack Everson and Hopewell. Debates and declamations planned with prizes announced for Glendale Delta Woodland Sunrise Sunrise Fairview. Union Manufacturing Co mill reopening near completion.

Land Northwood D. W. Bender W. A. Fisher Lynden Miss Brunson Custer G. L. Abbott Victor Bussard Glendale Union Manufacturing Co

Custer Community Notes Feature Social and Farm Updates

The oysters supper by the Ladies Aid at the M E church was a social and financial success. A quiet annual school meeting elected Faris as director for three years and Marsh for one year. John Otty and son Ray advance farm improvements northeast of town. Cantrells move into a new home beside Grandma Depp’s. Irvin Howlett keeps a busy feed grinder at Royal dairy farm. Fred Roger travels with crutches due to a knee boil. C I Rogers becomes school janitor. Flint and Thompson open a new livery while handling local real estate transfers. Pearl Rinehart ill. Mrs Etta Whalen and son Lester visit. New baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. C S Rogers February 25. Ed Whalen and daughter Glaflys visit in Bellingham. Crowds view the Enterprise oil well, now 185 feet deep. H A Shell refits a new foundation west of the railroad. Floyd Rvedon and family moving to Bellingham. Faris, once customs officer, now drives an automobile to handle more passengers.

M. E. Church Faris Marsh Lynden John Otty Ray Robert Cantrell Grandma Depp S. Irvin Howl R. R Floyd Rvedon Bellingham

Declamatory Contest Set for March 14 at Dickerson Hall

The second annual declamatory contest of Delta Township schools will be held in the new Dickerson hall at Glendale on March 14 evening. Representatives from township schools will compete and musical numbers will be provided by the schools. A short debate between Wood-

Delta Township New Dickerson Hall Glendale

Lynden Township selects officers in last Tuesday vote

Lynden Township elected officers including Supervisors for districts 1 2 and 3 E Zweegman S B Day and A B Colyer Clerk F P Close Assessor M Vander Griend Treasurer Nels Jacobson Road Overseer district 1 L Zweegman district 2 C 4 Brown district 3 Geo Alton Justice G H Whipple Constable John Tebrink

Lynden Township E. Zweegman S. B. Day A. B. Colyer F. P. Close M. Vander Griend Nels Jacobson L. Zweegman

Delta Township Election Returns With Mixed Ballot Totals

Delta Township voters chose Frank Weidekamp and W H Jackman for chair with 40 and 48 respectively while other supervisors positions show varied tallies including C G Lund 59 and OD Vander Griend 64. Clerk and assessor results appear incomplete with multiple candidates and uneven counts across offices.

Delta Township Inan Board of Supervisors Frank Weidekamp W. H. Jackman Board of Supervisors W Crawford, Sr Peter Schuyleman C. G. Lund OD. Vander Griend John Axling A. C. Palmer E. L. Lash S. T. Jackman John Swope E. Markstrom Jon Ahrens Aug. Nyman V. Bitterman C. W. Smith Pyeatt Lund Hargoes T. Jefers Justice of the Peace WG. L. Abbott Theo Tobiassen Constable John Bierlink

White's Reform Bill Killed in State Senate

The state senate killed Senator White from Whatcom County for a reform measure aimed at two Progressive County Commissioners Legoe and Shagren. The bill would have allowed county officials to appeal to a superior court judge over deputies. Senator Ed Brown of Custer opposed the bill, earning praise from taxpayers for defending economy and good public service.

State Senate White Solon Bellingham Legoe Shagren Whatcom County Custer Brown Olympia

New Krit automobile offered at $1000

The ad notes the Krit car priced at $1000 as the weekly feature alongside other items. Kenneth Slade sustained an injury after contact with a live electric wire in Blaine yesterday. The Junior League will serve supper at the Methodist church Saturday from 5 to 8 pm, admission 15 cents. Miss Luella Smith is ill at her home on the Double Ditch road. Lynden Department Store received six carloads of freight, signaling a busy stock period. Pauline Handy has returned from Seattle and will greet friends at the Lynden store millinery department. Scrimger run-away horse injuries included damage to a buggy and several bones in Miss Scrimger.

Kenneth Slade Blaine Luella Smith Double Ditch Road Pauline Handy Seattle Lynden Department Store

Estate of F M Watson Order to Sell Real Estate

In Whatcom County Washington the superior court orders the estate of F M Watson to sell the real property to pay debts and administration expenses. The court fixes a hearing at 9 30 A M on March 31 1913 at the Bellingham courthouse Depart 2 to determine authorization for private sale of the south half of the southwest quarter of section 14 township 40 north range 4 east W M.

F. M. Watson Jesse W. Watson Bellingha Washington W. M

Property description and court order for Lynden land sale

The order describes parcels in Whatcom County Washington including sections 35 and 16 township 40 north range 5 east with exclusions and Hawley Lawrence's Addition to Lynden. It requires publication in The Lynden Tribune weekly for four consecutive weeks before the hearing. Signed in open court February 24 1913 by Judge William H. Pemberton.

North Range Hawley & Lawrence Lynden Whatcom County

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Lynden Implement Co Farmers Mercantile Co Albers Bros John Botta Stone's Mill Logan Berries Gibbs’ Bulb Garden Clearbrook Wm. Visser John Hoffman Everson R. 3 Phone Nooksack McSorley & Sons Poprietors J. E. McSorley 7Th and Grover Sts Lyndon E. P. Garnes J. W. Ten Dolle Luella M. Smith Lynden Bellingham Business College Vernon E. Schacht Dahlquist Wash Inquire Tribune Phon Tribune W. H. Elder Zylstra Northwestern Mutual R. E. Hawley Everson Bellingham Property Ag A. Strandell Shady Lane B. C van Kirk A. Boslund Orpington J. D. Scrimgher J. D. Scrimger Fourth and Grover Streets Bauman Implement Co., Inc Apex Poultry Yard Wm. Brigham Bauman Implement Co Tel Nooksack M. M. Nieveen Studebaker Parry Mission Church E. K. Ahrens Tribune Office Henry Shagren Choice Jersey Bus Calves B. C. Crabtree Jeffers’ Mill J. M. Warriner South Bellingham P.O The Lynden Fruit Growers Association C. Worpington Chicken E. E. Wolf Phone Dr. McLeod Miss Louise Harter Abner Adams William Bignell Anice Rughmen A. F. Tyler Enger Esther Lela Springer L. C. Durr Durr Ranch Morris Fite Anacortes Fite Vernon Myers Sumas Robert Sheriff Cope Range Alma Grell Bobbie H. C. Hill John. Ohland C. Gooding Frank Robinson Ernsberger Helen Menrer Lillie Bullock Clara Liberty Messrs Milton Grell Peterson Nooksack Everson Hopewell Keeler Paul Johnson Bushby Helen Meurer Liberty Home Emma Meurer Beebe Clara Cultrum Tacoma A. Norderum Bellerud Getchell South Bend L. Bushby Mabel Thompson R. Thompson F. X. Marz Arthur Mead A. EB. Nichols Swan Larson Place B.L Reliance Spider l Tea J. L. Dickerson & Son Walter Elder Superior Court OF the State OF Washington County OF Whatcom Pixley’s Opera Third St Grover Liberty K. Pixley Cheasty Henry Heath London Cheasty’s Haberdashery O’donnell Crossett Shoes Lynden, Washington
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