12 Nov 1908
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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
1
A Lynden community page lists farm loans and sale dates at State Bank, local buys and trades, newborns, repairs, and various ads. Notices include bank guidance, dental and medical services, piano displays by Knapp Bros, local fraternal meeting invites, and weathering farm equipment and poultry offerings.
A compact stanzas urging balance between action and patience. It contrasts haste with rest and duty, urging to ponder the right before acting, endure storms, and live a noble life guided by duty and faith. It ends with the idea that God will crown work.
Notice to Lynden electors that a general municipal election will be held on Tuesday December 8 1908 from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM in the town hall council room for three councilmen and one treasurer Voters must register at least ten days before the date or be barred from voting D W Bender town clerk November 6 1908
The program features Singing Prayer Music recitations and an address by Rev. J. M. Wilner with a medal presentation after judges decide. Participants include Edna McKinnon Anna Trump Frank Worthe Eva Mulder Roy Clark and Mrs D Mulder. Remember the W C T U medal contest.
Mrs. Christine Axlund wife of A P Axlund of Delta died suddenly at Rev Andersons home in Badger where she and her husband had attended a party She passed away shortly before midnight of acute uremia She leaves a husband four sons Bernard Levi Joe and Reuben a daughter Esther The funeral will be Saturday at the Swedish Baptist church of Delta and burial in Lynden Cemetery She was about fifty five years old and many friends mourn her loss A lost open face Hampden movement gold watch is reported Finder to leave notice with this office for reward N M Ferguson reports four acres of potato crop yielding about fifty tons and the American-Reveille contest ends Monday Subscriptions to the American or Reveille entitle a Tribune for one year
The firm Zoet and Haveman in Lynden dissolves by mutual agreement. The new firm Elenhaus and Haveman will collect all outstanding bills from the old firm. Signatories L Zoet and R Haveman.
Notice that Lynden town registration books will close at 10 00 P M on Wednesday December 27 1908 Town Clerk D W Bender authoritative notice for voters to enroll or update records before the deadline
The Lynden Dramatic Company presented The Pride of Virginia last Thursday evening to a full house. Reviewers note the audience appeared pleased with the performance and the play’s strong acting and staging.
The S. O. D. H. Club was entertained by Miss Gilkey and Mrs. French at Mrs. Frenchs home with games and refreshments. Members listed include Mrs. French, Mrs. McClain, Waters, Bangs, Ogle, Cruikshank, Sears, Kreiter, Wallace, Vail, Ruth Waters, Ambrose, Gilkey, Jones, Crabtree, Thaves, and Trump. A caucus by the Majority Rule Ticket is set for next Wednesday at the town hall to nominate three councilmen for two years and a treasurer for one year.
Blaine High School defeated Lynden 28 to 0 in a season opener marked by Blaine’s heavier, experienced lineup. Lynden players Worthen Clarke Edwards and Barnhart stood out with grit, while Merl McGee starred for Blaine as the teams faced mismatched weights and two twenty minute halves.
Lynden school reports activities in H S basketball challenge between girls of Lynden and Blaine, grade banners won by 3rd grade, and attendance records across grades. A first H S try-out on Direct Legislation involved 16 students with plans for short speeches. 7th grade debated King Philip war with the negative winning. Attendance percents by grade range from 93.87 to 100 percent with a few tardies.
A prominent picture and frame house seeks one permanent agent in the locality with no experience required. Earn $36 weekly or 400 percent profit, with free samples stationery and art catalog. Send for particulars catalog and samples to Frank W. Williams Company 1214 W Taylor St Chicago IL.
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