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Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1913

Page

6

For Sale or Trade Farm Land Interested

Classified short notices list items for sale in 1911 style ads. Items include a 1911 model 36 automobile offered cheap with farm land trade possibility, team harness and wagon gear, eggs for hatching Pekin and Runner ducks and Wyandotte chickens, auto passenger service, and an 8 horsepower boiler engine with hay cutter and grain mill offered at half price. Several contact names and locations noted in Lynden Ferndale and Bellingham areas.

P. H. Kooyman J. M. Warriner South Bellingham Wash

Washington Court Notices Custody Petition for Abandoned Child

Notice to unknown parents of Mary last real name unknown that a petition seeks Washington Children’s Home Society custody of a two month old neglected child. Hearing set in Whatcom County Superior Court on June 28, 1913 at 9:30 a.m. Judge William H. Pemberton presides. County Clerk Samuel E. Leitch signs.

Farmers Mercantile Company Lynden Whatcom County Washington H. H. Jamieson Cora M. Jamison William V. Weber State OF Washington County OF Whatcom Mary Wait Washington Children’ Home Society Superior Court William H. Pemberton

Local Correspondence Highlights Delta Area Remarks

Correspondence notes Rev Apslund and wife of Spokane visiting the region, the Delta school closing for a picnic with pupils and teachers, and several local residents noted visiting and travel. A new cement foundation under A G Westlund’s house, a new mill by A P Axland and Lone, and Miss McGugan leaving Delta for home in Bellingham are also mentioned along with various neighborly visits.

Apslund Spokane A. G. Westlund Delta School Theodore Weidkamp A. P. Axlund Lone A. G. Weatlund Lynden

Clearbrook Sports Ends In Narrow Loss At Sumas

Clearbrook traveled to Sumas Sunday for a border town basketball game that ended 10 to 9 in favor of Sumas. The community notes celebrate school closure on May 28 and Decoration Day events at Lakeside cemetery on May 30 at 1 PM.

Sumas Smas Lakeside Cemetery Clearbrook School John Young Nevins Compton Ernest Friend Charles Serl Alma Alice Day Northwood Granges

Local Notes and Social News from Bellingham and Everson

Mrs P D Harkness and children visited Acme to meet Harkness and Weide on road work. Alma Grell won an Overland car in the Bellingham Herald contest. Jamiesons visited Bellingham to spend Sunday with the Springsteens. Mrs Ed Wright hosted fourteen ladies with luncheon at Route 2. A church site purchased on North Washington Avenue. Everson adds pianos at homes and hotels, and plans for a flying machine. Mrs D G Norman mourns her father James H Phillips of Knoxville Iowa. Mrs Bert English visited relatives in Bellingham. Mabel Cyr visited Lyman relatives. Mr and Mrs John Bridger with Kathryn and Donald were guests.

P.D. Harkness Acme Harkness Weide Alma’ Grell Bellingham Herald D. H. Jamieson Bellingham Springsteen Ed Wright J. W. Elder Mesdames M. J., Ludington H. Helgeson Joe Pinkey M. Puriea W. Evans A. Flotree F. Nottier W. Read O. E. Beebe Everson Hotel Everson Carl Christiansen Christiansen D. G. Norman James H. Phillips Knoxville Iowa Norman Bert English Breckinridge Enid Ridge Little Enid Mabel Cyr Lyman John Bridger Kathryn Master Donald

Woodland School Picnic and Local News Roundup

The Woodland school held a beach picnic at Birch Bay on Saturday with a well attended day. Miss Ferguson and Miss Sharpe were honored at a teacher reception. students served ice cream and cake after games. Clarence Stenquist and Beryl Merritt visited relatives. Ada Pyeatt is spending time with relatives in Vancouver. Mr Riddle injured his knee but uses a crutch. Phillips Shingle mill will close Saturday night. Will Hilton visited the Smith home. Graham was kicked by a frightened horse near an automobile.

Birch Bay Madison Bellingham Phillips Clarence Stenquist Sedro-Woolley Will Hilton Smith Beryl Merritt Woodland School Miss Ferguson Miss Sharpe Riddle Graham Ada Pyeatt Vancouver

Bellingham Team Loses 10 to 2 at Home

The Giants faltered with poor fielding and weak hitting as the Other Fellows beat them 10 to 2 in Bellingham Sunday. Lynden failed to rally with a patched lineup. Next Sunday Bellingham K. of C. faces the local team on home ground.

Lynden Bellingham Waterloo Giants Bellingham K. of C

Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Help

To all the friends whose sympathy and services were kindly tendered in our time of bereavement we desire to extend our sincere thanks. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones Edward Folz.

Herbert Jones Edward Folz

City Ordered to Take Possession of Water Plant

The city of Centralia won a condemnation case against Washington-Oregon Corp to take control of the local water plant. Judge Rice ordered possession once $135,601.29 is deposited with the court registrar, covering appraised value and added extension costs since last year’s appraisal.

Centralia Washington-Oregon Corporation Lewis County Rice

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F. O. Peters Waldron’s Elk Street Hanover Lynden’s Bauman Implement Co Lyndne A. S Hardenbrook Fairview School River Bridge A. Anderson Albany Hoffman Hall Association Hoffman Hall Jacob Loretz Meedus Freighting Co McSorley & Sons, Proprietors H. I. Burlingame South Bellingham Wash Bertram Shingle CO Charlotte Heun Nooksack A. C. Palmer Ferndale C. Worpington Chicken E. EB Wolf Lynden Joh Burgraff R. C. Shumway Nooksack Main Dr. McLeod J. J. Reigh Booths Corners Jersey B. C. Crabtree The Lynden State Bank J. L. Dickerson Estray John Oranje Excelsior Dry Cleaners Panama West Main S&j Tribune Office W. M. Brittain Edmondz van Kirk the Irving Dock Street Lynden Department Store W E. Austin Lynden Fruit Growers Association E. Glass Phone Lynden R. F. D J. D. Scrimger Union Manufacturing Co Glendale W. Dickerson Port Townsend Discovery Bay Puget Sound Fort Worden John P. Weiser Presido Samuel E. Leitch Alithea Adams Delta and Sunshine Clearbrook Cos. Kale Montana Bessie Presbyterian Church John Reid, Jr Nooksack-Everson Bettie Wingh Annie Breckenridge Chilliwack B.C John Reid Dr. Drier England H. P. Johnson Hannah Spedding Ben Bollerud Pixley’s Opera Third St Grover Nden W. K.pixley Jol Lynden, Washington Dickerson’s Lyndon J. L. Dickerson & Son Crafteman Craftaman K. D
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