For Sale and Local Notices in Lynden Area
NOW is the time to disinfect your poultry house and yard with Don key's Noxicide. It prevents disease and insures a healthy hatch. FOR SALE Young Holstein bulls R. C. Shumway Lynden addresses and phone. FOR SALE EGGS for hatching Pekin Runner Ducks C W orpington etc. Dressed No 1 common Sheeting Lumber $8 per M at Union Manufacturing Co mill. Two second-hand wagons and another wagon for sale. Union Manufacturing Co Glendale. W. Dickerson to 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden Departmen
Union Manufacturing Co
Glendale
W. Dickerson
Market notices and sales from Lynden and Skagit area
Farmers and stock raisers urged to dispose of beef veal pork mutton poultry and eggs at top prices for cash with contact details for Sunset and Farmers lines. Shingles 18 by 10 inches from Bertram Shingle Co. $1.25 per M. S. C. White Leghorn eggs for hatching offered by EB S Tremain Lynden with pricing for various quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash. P. O
Sunset
Farmers Phone
Skagit A’s
Bertram Shingle Co
Lynden
S. C
EB. S. Tremain
Notice of Custody Hearing for Abandoned Child Mary
In Whatcom County Washington a petition seeks custody of two month old Mary neglected and abandoned. Hearing set in Superior Court department 2 on June 23 1913 at 9 30 a m before Judge William H Pemberton to determine if the Washington Children's Home Society should have custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Washington
Mary
Washington Children’s Home Society
Superior Court
Whatcom County
Washington
William H. Pemberton
Estate of Katie M Worthen hearing set for May 19 1913
In the Washington Superior Court attention is given to the final report and petition for distribution in the estate of Katie M Worthen. George W Worthen as executor requests court approval and the dissolution of the estate under the will. The hearing is scheduled for May 19 1913 at 9 30 AM in Department No 2 at the Bellingham courthouse. Publication of this order will occur weekly for four weeks in The Lynden Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie M. Worthen
George W. Worthen
Bellingham
Lynden Tribune
William H
Custer County Correspondence Notes Local Moves
Local residents report changes in property and homestead plans from Jim Vaughn buying 40 acres west of Custer to improve as a home. Newton Hale spruces his front yard with a new fence and trees while the Ladies Aid Society met for an afternoon of music and visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Vaughn
Custer
Erickson Place
Newton Hale
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Wm. Creasy
Nina
Laura Reynolds
New Westminster
B. C
Fred Rogers
Floyd Amedon
Lester Whalen
Lake Whatcom
Jim Brown
Vaughn
Ed. Whalen
Volney Rogers
Victor Rogers
Wahl
Tom Nace
Everson PA Meeting Highlights Local Social News
The Everson Parents Association held a well attended Friday meeting and luncheon with about thirty five adults and nearly as many children. Numerous local residents and guests were listed including Mrs. J L LaPlant Sedro Woolley Mr Theodore Bollerud Montana and Mrs Ed Parker who was hospitalized after a colt injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents’ Association
H. P. Johnson
J. L. LaPlant
Sedro
First Principles
O.E . Beebe
Bellingham
Marietta
George Adlom
Miss Tierney
McIlvanne
D. D. Brown
Gera
Everson
Donnelly
Spokane
Annis
Herman Stout
Pete Zwaschka
F. Marz
Charles
Pete
Frank Fite
Alaska
H. H. Hoover and Son
Nebraska
C. Hoover
John Bridger
L. T. Clark
Sumas
Stamey
John Reid, Jr
Ministerial Association
R. Thompson
Sedro- Woolley
Thompson
Mies
Euphemia Thompson
Christie Simpson
Clarence Simpson
W. J. Thompson
Albert Kale
Clearbrook Announces Saturday Schoolhouse Entertainment
The Clearbrook school schedules an entertainment at the schoolhouse on Saturday evening May 9. Local activities include church meetings, visits by Bel lingham residents, a bulb garden shipment of 6000 flowers, and Luther League activities. Mrs Rothfuss learns her son Harry Hammell in Oregon suffered a crushed right hand requiring amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearbrook
Geo. Rothfuss
Everett
Payne
George Parker
F. Gaston
T. Tyler
T. H
Adele Higginson
Bellingham
George Gibbs
T. D. Lewis
F. N. Higginson
John Gillies
Lynden
Luther League
Gerge Rothfuss
Harry Hammell
Oregon
Local social notes mention visits and an upcoming Delta School event
John Axling is on the sick list. Miss McGugan visited Bellingham last week. Mr Bonnema and son were in Lynden Saturday. Mrs Carl Boyce visited Lynden Saturday. Mr and Mrs J Axling and children with Mr and Mrs C Erickson and daughter were guests of Mr and Mrs E Markstrom Sunday. Delta School plans an entertainment on May 16 with post program refreshments. Levi and Bernard Axlund visited Lynden Saturday. Oscar Pearson and Egbert Holtrop visited the Vander Mer home Saturday. A Pearson spent several days at home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ,Axling
Levi
Bernard Axlund
Lynden
Oscar Pearson
Egbert Hol‘trop
Vander Mer
A. Pearson
Local Social Notes From West Van Buren Area
Mrs. Ware visits Mrs. H Pierce and reports improvement. Lyman Wampler returns from Lyndon and visits South Sumas then goes back to South Sumas. Families attend Field Meet and Lynden visits. Several locals visit relatives in Lynden Peardonville and nearby towns.
Tree Planting Poem Reflections by Holmes
A brief meditation on planting trees as a path to a better world. The author likens verses to trees on a hillside and notes how nature, through seasons, translates their beauty from ornament to prose and later clothes them again in vivid leafy language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
W. R. C. Notes on May Meeting and Decoration Day Plans
At the regular May meeting two candidates Mrs J H Salmon and Mrs Earl Tremain were initiated. A committee of five W R C and five G A R members consulted Prof P A Wright on a Decoration Day program and invited additions. All members urged to attend the May 17 meeting when another candidate will be initiated and Decoration Day prep will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Salmon
Earl Tremain
P. A. Wright
Wright
Advertised Letters at Lynden Post Office 1913
Unclaimed letters for Mrs Bert Bruin R Baker Mamie Early George E Mobbs Alfred White R C Whitney remain at Lynden Washington post office May 1 1913. Two weeks remain before transfer to Dead Letter office with one cent due on each letter. Please say Advertised when inquiring. D W Bender Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Wash
Bert Bruin
R. Baker
Mamie Early
George E. Mobbs
Alfred White
R. C. Whitney
D. W. Bender
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Bruns
Bauman Implement Co
Surrey
George Bostwick
Charlotte Heun
Nooksack
P. H. Kooymag
Timothy Hay
Lynden Department Store
M. L. Burger
Laurel
Bellingham R. 1
A. C. Palmer
Ferndale
John Burgraff
Waple
John
Burgraff
Tribune
Man
Tremain’s
Botta Place
Axminster
Smith
C. W. Waldron’s
Elk Street
Lynden Dept
Nels Jacobson
The
Lynden Fruit Growers Association
Conkey
Lynden Department
R. C. Shumway
J.H . Swope
Route 1
Dr. McLeod
A. Benson
Wilber Gibbson
J. D. Scrimger
Jeffers’ Mill
C. Worpington
E. Wolf Lynden
Choice Jersey Bus
B. C. Crabtree
J. M. Wariiner
South Bellingham
van Kirk
McSorley & Son Poprietors
Whatcom
RU Wee
Samuel E. Leitch
Alithea Adams
County OF
Carrie
Carrie Sorenson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gertie Hoover
Eva Hoover
Ada
Nettie Hoover
Delta and Sunshine
West van Buren
Ware
H. Pierce
Lyman Wampler
Lyndon
South Sumas
Wampler
Chloris
Roy Deem
Lyndey
Sam Wynne S
F. M. Yount
Perry Heathers
M. J. Morris
Thomas Kelly
Mrs. Kelly
Charley Roo
Roo Place
L. E
Whipple
Letitia Wampler
Peardonville
Mra J. Stafford
W. BR. C
Royal Tailors
Royal Tailor People
Lynden, Washington
J. L. Dickerson & Son
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