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Newspaper

Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1920

Page

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Protesting Lynden Laurel Road Tax Appeals Rejected

County commissioners overruled 180 objections to the Lynden Laurel road tar levy and said the case will proceed to superior court, with possible appeal to the state supreme court. Objections cited lack of proper application, insufficient signatures, and disputed costs including a $35,000 bridge charge and $9,930 in engineering fees.

Lynden-Laurel Road Supreme Court Board of County Commissioners Hannegan Road Nooksack River

Lynden Birds Move Ahead In Puyallup Egg Contest

Lynden hens entered by Harry Beernink advanced from eighth to sixth in the Puyallup egg lay contest as September ends. Their eleven month total reached 1148 eggs with 1215 for the first pen, while marketable eggs earned 47053 dollars. Hen 136 produced 273 eggs valued at 10820 dollars, and E A Livingstone’s pen rose to seventh with 85 eggs worth 4302 dollars.

Harry Beernink Puyallup Lynden E. A. Livingstone

Epworth League Basket Social Friday Night

The Epworth League will hold a basket social Friday night at the M. E. Church. A program is being arranged and a delightful evening is promised. All are invited to attend.

Epworth League M. E. Church

Local social notes from Wiser Lake and Bellingham visits

Mrs J C Andersen hosts and visits are noted as relatives travel from Standard Alberta to Wis er Lake. Mr C E Johnston and Elmer Andersen plan a Mt Baker hunting trip. Beatrice Dallquist visits with Alta Cress at Bellingham Normal. Several families spend weekends and attend events in Bellingham and Vancouver.

J. C. Andersen Chris Dahl Standard Alberta C. E. Johnston Elmer Andersen Mt. Baker Beatrice Dallquist Alta Cress Bellingham George Rosenhall Anna Harkness Vancouver B. C Edna Andersen Bertha Loop William Richardson Mountain View Lee Bellingar Phineas Bellinger Lee Bellinger Milfred Benjamin Amyanda Pearl Nessen Lynden

Riverside social notes from the Bellingham area

Marie Brune and Augusta Dykstra agreed to Bellingham last Wednesday. Peter Brune visited the Dykstra home from Wednesday to Saturday. Mrs. Lizzie Meurer visits in Bellingham this week. Several locals travel or visit, with families gathered at the Theel, Velcke, and Theel homes. Francis Headrick is sick this week with a bad cold. Mrs. Gerrit Veleke suffers a boil.

Marie Brune Augusta Dykstra Bellingham Peter Brune Dykistra George Nunn Lawrence Fred Legoe Albert Theel Lizzie Meurer Charles Boehringer Gerrit Velcke John Theel John Burgraff Francis Headrick Gerrit Veleke Percy Miler

Lynden Women Invited to Learn Home Nursing Skills

Miss Elizabeth Gratz will head a series of home nursing courses for Lynden district women. The sessions, aligned with National Red Cross guidance, will cover accident response and patient care. A kickoff meeting is set for Tuesday at Lynden High School. A high school student class will also form.

Lynden Elizabeth Gratz Red Cross National Red Cross Lynden High School Miss Gratz

County Health Nurse addresses Lynden WCTU on home care

Miss Elizabeth Gratz Red Cross nurse spoke at Mrs. M L Jackman home about starting a Home Hygiene and Nursing class. A class will be organized at the High School Tuesday evening with an invitation to residents. The next WCTU meeting is set for Mrs C E Hitchcock’s home on Thursday Oct 28.

Elizabeth Gratz Red Cross M. L. Jackman C. E. Hitchcock

Rev W O Benadom Re-elected President of County M E Ministers

At the What con County M E Ministers Association session Rev W O Benadom was re elected president for the fourth year. The next session will be held at the Lynden Church on November 22.

Whatcon County M. E. Ministers’ Association W. O. Benadom Benadom Lynden Church

Northwest Washington fair proposal counties on board

Discussion focuses on creating a regional fair spanning Whatcom Snohomish Skagit San Juan and Island counties with each to have representation on the directorate and provide official support.

Washington Whatcom Snohomish Skagit San Juan Island

Governors Hart and Black Visit Lynden District

Governor Louis F Hart and Judge W W Black campaigned in Lynden in recent days meeting local party members. Hart hosted by Frank Le Cocq, spoke with Republican leaders but gave no formal address due to a crowded schedule. Black spoke at City Hall on League of Nations and campaign issues, defending the Democratic record.

Louis F. Hart W. W. Black Lynden Hart Frank le Cocq Judge Black League of Nations

Lynden Man Enlists for Special Army Training

Harry Hamilton of Lynden enlisted in the army this week and was sent to Camp Grant Illinois for courses in gas electric and automobile mechanics and academic education. He enlisted through the Bellingham office.

Harry Hamilton Lynden Camp Grant, Ill Hamilton Bellingham

Lynden Delegates Attend Sunday School Convention

Rev W O Benadom Theodoris Benadom Mertha Bostwick and Mrs Vail attend a Sunday School Convention of the M E Church at Bellingham as Lynden church delegates. Dr Harry Wilson leads the event with daily department classes.

W. O. Benadom Theodoris Benadom Mertha Bostwick Mrs. Vail M. E. Church Bellingham Lynden Harry Wilson

Wet Weather Delays Road Contracts Progress

Wet weather severely delays paving on the Blaine Haynie and Custer Haynie roads. It is doubtful these will be finished this year. Kaiser Construction Company has large mixers on site and will proceed when clear weather returns.

Blaine-Haynie Custer-Haynie Kaiser Construction Company

Northwood residents relocate. local visits noted

Northwood couple Mr and Mrs Harry Creviston plan to move to Everson this week. The report lists visitors including Mr and Mrs George Gustin and two children Ralph and Ruth with Mr and Mrs C F Worthen of Lynden at Jake Sinlan’s Ten Mile home. Various local residents attend Lakeside WCTU meeting and school program. Wendell Bloom returns from Alberta harvest. navy graduate Ed Berthusen headed to Virginia. several social visits and a sick list note.

Harry Creviston Northwood Clearbrook Everson George Gustin Ralph Ruth C. F Worthen Lynden Jake Sinlan Ten Mile John Taylor Relph Osgoodby E. M. King A. E. Marchant Marjory Tyler Deila Higginson George Fithfuss C. N. Andersen A. W. Annis A. E. Knittle Ruby and Dorris L. A. Marchant Viola Gustin Lakeside Tive Pangborn Susan Cavender Wiis Clarence Cavender Myrtie Pynor North Bellingham F. M. Yount Chas. Roo Wendell Bloom Alberta Berry Robert van Mersbergen Sunshine James Thomas C. A. Brown Ralph Osgoodby A. H. Hinckley Ed Thomas Lloyd McFarland Eugene Anacortes P. O. Berthusen Navy School the Great Lakes Virginia

Egg Association Buys Lynden Warehouse For Storage

The Washington Co operative Egg and Poultry Association purchased the Pioneer Storage warehouse fronting Milwaukee tracks for 4500 dollars. Sellers were R E Hawley and Lida Bertussen. The 68 by 150 foot building will be used for egg and poultry receiving and storage with potential picking station to reduce shrinkage and may be partially sub let. The association takes over November 1 with an alley around the property.

Pioneer Milwaukee Tracks Washington Co-operative Egg and Poultry Association R. E. Hawley Lida Berthusen Seattle

Reception Honors Minister W O Benadom at Lynden Assignment

One hundred attended a Thursday night reception at the M E Church for Rev W O Benadom who will serve Lynden for another year. Rev H K Palma welcomed the group on behalf of the city churches, with readings and music by Edna MacKinnon Tachel and Waddslove. Refreshments followed.

M. E W. O. Benadom Lynden H. K. Palma Edna MacKinnon Tachel Mr. Waddslove

Farmer-Labor speakers to address Lynden meeting

William Bouck a Farmer-Labor candidate for Congress and Alfa Salmon Ventske candidate for State Superintendent will speak this afternoon at 2 30 p m Hawleys Hall Lynden They will discuss campaign issues and rally supporters in this local event.

William Bouck Congress Farmer-Labor Alfa Salmon Ventske Superintendent of Public Instruction Lynden Hawley’s Hall

Lynden W C T U Guests of Lakeside Organization

Lynden W C T U members were guests of the Lakeside W C T U at Miss Olive Pangobrn home. Mrs A W Annis reported on the state convention held in Vancouver Washington from October 1 to 3. A social hour followed with sandwiches cake and coffee for thirty guests.

Sale by Ladies Aid and Girls Sewing Society at Reformed Church

The annual sale of fancy work and practical sewing by the Ladies Aid and Girls Sewing Society of the First Reformed Church on Grover Street will be held at the I O O F Hall on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Lunches will be available with coffee cake sandwiches ice cream and other treats.

Aid and Girls’ Sewing Society First Reformed Church Grover Street I. O. O. F. Hall

West Main Street Lot Bought by Miss Handy Sisters

A seventy foot lot on West Main Street was purchased this week from R. E. Hawley by Miss Beatrice Handy and Miss Ruth Handy. The new owners plan to build a bungalow on the property located just east of the Buizer residence.

West Main Street R. E. Hawley Beatrice Ruth Handy Buizer

Winners at county fair praise Honcoop Treffers bull

Ben Honcoop and Chris Treffers took first prize with their two year old Guernsey bull at the county fair. The bull drew wide attention and favorable comment despite an initial omission of the owners from the winners list.

Ben Honcoop Chris Treffers Guernsey Honcoop-Treffers

Surprise party honors Mrs Telgenhoff at Lyn Den club

The Cup and Needle Club of Lynden held a surprise party Friday evening for Mrs Walter Telgenhoff's birthday anniversary. Members presented her with cups and saucers. An evening of card playing preceded refreshments.

Telgenhoff Cup and Needle Club Lynden Walter Telgenhoff

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Ferndale Riverside County Fair Clas Ses G. A. R. Halls George Worthen Whatcom County Henry Shagren George Waples lNo Northwest Washington Farmer Yakima Spokane Tacoma Fair Association Lyceum Noah Beilharz W. A. Reid EGG Association Pioneer Storage Ware Will Lynden W. C T. U. Guests OF Lakeside Organization 1St Reformed Church Handy
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