Lynden Firm Opens New National Market in Bellingham
Dean and White of Lynden open National Market at 115 East Holly Street in Bellingham to sell surplus meats from their Lynden plant in addition to their existing Lynden store.
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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
2
Dean and White of Lynden open National Market at 115 East Holly Street in Bellingham to sell surplus meats from their Lynden plant in addition to their existing Lynden store.
Miss Mae Anderson teaches at Clipper Washington and home science. Phineas Bellinger hosts a birthday party for his sons Lee and Francis on May 10 with about twenty five guests enjoying games and lunch. Beatrice Dahlquist visits with Edith Lamont of Bellingham. Lynn Lynden Declamatory Contest results: Helen Marshall and Howard Nessen win second in Group 1. Meridian High School Animal Husbandry class tours Edward McAlpine’s Woodlyn ranch. C Benson of Edison visits brother Albert Benson at uncle S E Olson’s home who supervises Dr. Johnson’s ranch.
Experienced drivers rely on proven tires and avoid novelties, a stance that underpins rising sales for United States Tire Company. Large corporations also favor UNITED STATES tires for consistent service and value, reflecting a science of tire buying.
Public auction of timber on 40 acres in section 16 township 39 north range 3 east W M held at the County Court House Bellingham on July 1 1919 between 10 am and 4 pm. Timber appraised at 309 dollars with cash sale terms. Lease rights remain and damages for leasehold removal apply. Commissioner Clark V Savidge authorizes sale per State Land Board orders. First publication May 22 1919. Last publication June 26 1919.
Essie Noordeloos was surprised by twenty six friends at her Lynden home last week. A crowd gathered as Lee Besgrove stayed with his uncle A R Besgrove at the Besgrove Egg Ranch over the weekend. Mrs E Zweegman and Mrs J De Boer returned from a three day visit at Mount Vernon with Mr and Mrs J Terrink.
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