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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
7
Misa Leana Gwynn visits Bay family. Lynden residents see moves including new crops and relocations. Notables include Mrs. C. H. Sears visit from Bellingham, Miss Pearl Tooker joining the telephone office, and D. F. Smith sale of milch cows. Town events feature Northwood entertainment rescheduled, Grange program March 29, and local shows at Pixley’s Opera House.
Arthur R. Crabtree and Jennie Dena Verduin married March 18 at the bride’s home with Rev Hoekenga officiating. A reception for eighty youths followed at the Odd Fellows hall. The couple, popular locally, will live on their Lynden area Route One farm.
A girl baby arrived Tuesday in the Friend family at Northwood. Mrs. F. L. Wood spent Tuesday in Bellingham and several residents were noted in town. Drifts of local notices include visits, illnesses, a collarbone injury, a birthday party, and an upcoming sale by E W Bayes on the C. E. Holmes place with auctioneer George Bostwick.
On Friday April 4 Mr Smallfield owner of the Lynden Electric Theatre will donate all proceeds of his entertainment to tornado and flood victims in the middle states. High quality pictures and local musical numbers will be presented. He is the first Northwest theatre owner to announce a benefit for storm victims.
The film depicts biblical scenes centered on Mary and Joseph with scenes from famous master paintings and historical events. A local lecturer may discuss the times and scenes. a public sale by John Burgraff at his Lynden ranch on April 4 includes horses cattle and implements with Geo. Bostwick as auctioneer.
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