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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
6
Will D Wallace serves as County Auditor of Whatcom County and Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners, with official seal affixed to the document.
Everson Washington March 27 1913 the writer thanks Lynden business men for their efforts in obtaining men as agents for the local railroad though the effort proved in vain he expresses appreciation and notes esteem for his honorable efforts.
The Everson correspondence reports visits and guests including Rev John Reid Jr and sister-in-law Mrs David Reid of Seattle. Local businesses, clubs, and schools hold events and meetings with planned fundraisers and performances. Moves include Annis & Co. taking over The Peoples Store and F X Marz relocating groceries. Easter visits, a Tom Thumb Wedding planned, and a St Patrick’s social are noted along with property and family updates across Everson and nearby towns.
Mr. Burton father of Mrs. Rinehart died of heart failure at the M E parsonage Tuesday and was buried in Enterprise cemetery Saturday. A brother and daughter from the east attended the funeral. A Friday night I O G T gathering featured supper. Blaine defeated Custer 13 to 6 in a local ball game. Bert Dowligg and Miss Reynolds visited Lynden. Eva Brown spent Easter with her parents.
Mrs. Charles Knuppenberg died at the home of her step son in Bellingham last Saturday after a long illness. Mrs. Phillips was in Bellingham for a couple of days last week. Messrs Jeffcoat Lund and Syre attended a Hoffmans hall meeting Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Syre and family spent Easter Sunday with the M Thompson family. Ina and Ralph Pyeatt were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Eckford in Blaine.
Neighbors joined Mrs. W. F. Heathers for a birthday dinner on Tuesday at her West Van Buren home. Several families and friends attended, sharing a splendid meal and warm wishes for many more birthdays. Others were seen visiting Lynden, Roe's Mill, and North Prairie in weekend and Sunday visits.
Lydia E. Talmage daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Talmage died at their home near Wiser Lake on Thursday March 20 Born May 5 1896 in Surprise Nebraska she was 16 years 10 months and 15 days old She came to Whatcom county in 1903 and leaves four sisters and three brothers Funeral services were held at the home conducted by Rev Hebert E Jones of the First M E Church and the remains were buried in Lynden cemetery
The Talmage family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for courtesies and sympathies shown during Lydia E. Talmage’s illness and death. E. E. TALMAGE. AMANDA M. TALMAGE.
At Lynden Variety Store Mr Williams displays a labor saving wringer for pails that wrings with light push of a wooden lever. The device fits any pail without fastening and is pitched as the most practical self wringing mop for the house wife. Mr Bob will be at Dickerson.
A Glendale hall welcomes guests next Saturday evening for a social event followed by music by an orchestra from Lynden. The committee promises a pleasant time and invites attendance. D. F. Smith has bought the Wolff herd of thoroughbred Holsteins and will auction his cows at his farm two and a half miles east of Lynden, on the north bank of the river.
The Board of County Commissioners of Whatcom County Washington invites bids to improve 9800 feet of the Northwest Diagonal Road with concrete under Chapter 35 Laws of 1911. Bids are sought per local legal provisions and project scope.
Whatcom County invites sealed bids for improving the North West Diagonal Road. Bids due 2 PM Friday April 25 1913. Project funded from the Permanent Highway Fund with completion by October 1 1913. Official seal and signature of the County Clerk dated March 26 1913.
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