Want ads and sales listings from Lynden area
Local want ads list Mrs Finnell taking orders for home cooking and specials, several sale items including a mandolin, Guernsey bull, five milking cows, Ford truck, Holstein bull, and various odds and ends. A lost Red Cross badge and a gold ring found at Tribune office are noted. Also a sheep management address by D M Hubbard and a new rubber vulcanizing machine installed by C C Kauffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
A. Matheson
Lynden
Inquire Tribune
Tribune
Durham
Nooksack
Main
Main 7. 4-22-12* Found—Akit of
Call Tribune
Elk St
Dallinchawm
Lynden and Spokane Political Plea and Local School Sports
The piece notes Lynden Democrats represented in Spokane by Brother Jordal and suggests inviting five men to sit on the platform at a Republican meeting next Thursday. It also reports Lynden High School’s weak baseball output but Northwood fields two boys teams and a champion girls squad that beat North Prairie 24 to 19 with 63 safe hits.
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Democratic Party
Lynden
Spokane
Brother Jordal
Jordal
Bailey
Beckes
Galbraith
Loring
Lynden High School
Northwood
Helen Marchant
Virginia Ripperda
Pearl Stremler
Pearl Brown
Mildred Harvey
Freda Arbuckle
Vivia O’brien
Viola Knittle
Edith Thomas
North Prairie
Camp Fire Girls Plan Memorial Day Involvement
Lois Yeck Bessie Gwinn and Gertrude Imus travel to Vancouver and Victoria then Portland and Boise. Camp Fire Girls meet at Miss Esta Hickey home with next gathering May 26 at 2 30. Fifteen Northwood ladies honor Mrs Frank Bloom with a luncheon. Grandma Bayes marks 75th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Yeck
Bessie Gwinn
Mis Gertrude Imus
Vancouver
Victoria
Miss Gwinn
Garfield
Miss Yeck
Miss Imus
Portland
Boise
Idaho
Camp Fire
Esta Hickey
Miss Hickey
Northwood
Frank Bloom
Lynden
Mesdames S. B. Day
Mattie Bradley
Maud Williamson
Latha Williamson
Ethel Williamson
W. Ashton
M. O’brien
Charles Meyer
J. Thomas
George Blank
H. Egley
T. Riddle
J. Taylor
F. M. Yount
A. Hinckley
Pictures Coming to the Liberty Theatre in 60 Days
Liberty Theatre manager Mr. Jack Kauffman returned from Seattle with an array of features booked for the next two months. Highlights include Mary Pickford versions of Daddy Long Legs and Pollyanna, Tom Mix in Desert Love, Constance Talmadge in Temperamental Wife, Griffith’s South Seas tale The Idol Dancer, Curwood hits Back to God’s Country and The River’s End, Anita Stewart in In Old Kentucky, Williamson’s The Girl of the Sea, Harry Carey Western Overland Red, and the notable 20 000 Leagues Under the Sea rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kauffman
Liberty Theatre
Seattle
God's Country
Anita Stewart
Harry Carey
Kauffman
The
Liberty
Farm Machinery Wanted Ad in Local Tribune
Small classified notice seeks farm machinery for sale with a Tribune want ad offer. Includes contact hint Dr Hutchinson and phone 4703 Lynden and a price of 25 cents for placing the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Poultryman
The
Tribune
DR. Hutchinson
Animal Diseases
Lynden
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de Laval
Western Mercantile Co., Inc
Richard R. Zylstra
M. Zweegman
Dean and White
Eee
John Vanderyacht
Red Cross
Lillian Sprague
Clise’s
W. A. Irwin
East Stanwood
Wash
John Bradley
Herman Peterson
Everson
A .F. Knutzen
Nooksack-Lynden Road
A. J. Brink
J. Levenbergen
J. Bol
Martin Visser
Millwood
Lynden and Money Ro Pioneer Realty Co
E. L. Bartlett
G. W. Robertson
Holstein
M. Honcoop
Tribune Office
FORD
K. F. Stallard
U. S
Fred Westhoff
Ray Bajema
Hall Business College
Columbia
Chen Lo
Studebaker
Maxwell
Dodge
Chevrolet
F. E. Daniels
A. F. Knutzen
Iynden
For All
Eoueee
Maxo
Swinehart
Preston Farm
D. M. Hubbard
State College
W. E. Preston
Glendale Road
C. C. Kauffman
M. Vander Griend
Board of Review
Lynden Township
Co. R. Axling
Wallace Ackley
Slater
G. L. Abbott
Bert Harrington
TRUCK
Srutgers & van Dyke
Lynden Wash
Che Lynden Gimlet
Chris Anderson
Fair Grounds
Ed Berkes
Gimlet
R. E. Hawley
Grandma Bayes
Ray Hookstra
Lynden, Wash
Sora the
Universal Cab
Knapp & Zylstra
Harold Knapp
Dick Zylstra
Chicago
Lynden, Washington
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