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Newspaper

Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1920

Page

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Community Club to Get Returns Nov 2

Lynden Community Club will receive telegraphic election returns Tuesday night at Lynden High School via Western Union. A live program includes a high school basketball game, wellness activities, music, contests, and refreshments. North Prairie achievement clubs earned $1825.93 last year, funded by pig garden and poultry projects and kept with a state college bookkeeping system.

Lynden Lynden High School Western Union Lynden City Five North Prairie Conrad Axling State College

Lynden Students Enroll in Whatcom County Club at U

Lynden students attending the University of Washington have joined the Whatcom County Club there. Ed Kamm serves as club press correspondent and the group aims to boost university interest among local high school students. University Daily copies will be sent to high schools, and a fall pre-enrollment committee will offer guidance from Bellingham to prospective students.

Lynden University of Washington Whattom County Club Ed Kamm Bellingham

Halloween Tea for M E Church Fundraiser

The Methodist Church ladies will host a ten cent tea at Mrs Charles Jacobs home next Wednesday afternoon to raise funds for repairing the church. Halloween decorations and refreshments will be provided and all are invited.

Methodist Church Charles Jacobs

Brother of Ben Oldemeyer Dies in California

A brother of Mr. Ben Oldemeyer died Thursday in Armona California where Mr. Oldemeyer was visiting. Funeral services were held Saturday. Mrs. Oldemeyer left Tuesday to join Mr. Oldemeyer in the South.

Ben Oldemeyer Armona California Mr. Oldemeyer

Lynden Boys Head to Idaho in Old Time Buggy

Frank and Marius D. Vander Griend and Ren De Boer left Tuesday morning in a small buggy bound for Coeur d Alene Idaho. They plan to hunt and trap along the route. A note from Mike Vander Griend claims they bought a ten dollar horse and collar and swiped his buggy before departing.

Frank Marius D. Vander Griend Ren de Boer Coeur A d’ Alene Idaho Tribune Mike Vander Griend

Services for Mrs. Abe Noteboom Draw Large Crowd

Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for the late Mrs. Abe Noteboom who died Friday after a long illness. Rev H K Palma led the service at the Reformed Church on Grover Street with a large gathering in attendance. She was born in Iowa October 15 1892 and married January 20 1918. She is survived by husband a son Cornelius parents and several siblings.

Abe Noteboom H. K. Palma Zuidersma John Kortlever D. J. de Hoogh Grover Street Noteboom Iowa Cornelius Hugo John Burgraff Herman Pen R. van Diest

Sophomores Host Seniors in Masquerade Halloween Night

The sophomores will entertain the seniors Friday in the gym for a masquerade and Halloween party. A new girls locker room is under construction. An old magazines drive starts to raise funds for the school treasury. Miss E Gratz begins a practical nursing and first aid course this week. The cafeteria lunch program continues with good reception and quick service.

E. Gratz

Delta and Sunshine Community News Highlights

Delta and Sunshine residents share family gatherings for birthdays and visits. Delta school teams win multiple first prizes in grade-level competitions including maps and relief maps, with baking and cookie prizes as well. The county nurse Gratz plans visits to Sunshine and Jackman households to organize a home nursing class for women and girls.

P. O. Berthuson Sylvia Florence Hodgeman H. L. Murray Lynden Murray Letha Ducommun Delta School Washington U. S Whatcom County Mabel Larson Gertrude Telgenhoff C. Ericson Mabel Ericson P.A. Axling Conrad Axling Inez Lindquist Bellingham Melvin Johnson Violet Rose Kendall W. W. Johnson Ruth Bauman Thelma Helgath Gratz Sunshine School W. H. Jackman Jackman H. Vander Mey Minnie Albers Jennie van

State Socialism Issue Dominates Washington Election

The Tuesday vote centers on adopting or defeating a State Socialism program. The Farmer Labor platform urges public ownership long advocated by the Socialist party. Republicans are urged to unite against Socialism and back Hadley Hart Coyle and allies in a statewide contest.

Washington Farmer-Labor Party Socialist Party Republican Party Dements Hadley Hart Coyle

Whatcom County Opposes Carlyon Referendum Plan

Whatcom County would lose about 100000 in automobile license fees to the state under Referendum No 1. The county now gets around 10000 for local road work and could abolish the four mill road tax if fees stayed local. The Carlyon bill would drain a 100000 fund for twenty years and push a 30000000 bond with 120000000 interest, while state road funds total 5000000 annually.

Whatcom County

Lynden District Urges Unanimous Yes for Soldier Bonus

Readers rally for Referndum No. 2 the Soldier's Bonus Measure praising sacrifices and urging a 100 percent vote Tuesday to fund the small gesture with full support from the district.

Lynden

Lynden City Sets Up Official Dumping Ground and New Church

The city approves a formal dumping ground on the municipal site with dumping allowed only off the bridge and inspectors warn of higher insurance if cleanup fails. A second Christian Reformed Church is organized with J Lubbers Rev A J Brink and George Ramerman as elders and Herman Elenbaas W B Vander Griend J Knoll as deacons, with services starting first Sunday in November.

Lynden J. Lubbers A. J. Brink George Ramerman Herman Elenbaas W. B. Vander Griend J. Knoll Vriesman Everett Drost Oak Harbor

Acre on Glendale Road Sold to Clarence Handy

F De Koster sold this week an acre tract on Glendale road just west of the Guide for 1750 dollars. The Bauman Realty Company arranged the deal.

F. de Koster Clarence Handy Glendale Bauman Realty Company

Celebrate 85th Birthday of Mrs Bates at Home

A surprise dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mrs A M Bates to mark her 85th birthday. Attending were her son H J Pyeatt and grandchildren Bayard Pyeatt Dorothy Fritz Ada and Esther Pyeatt Alvin Ralph Preston and Paul Pyeatt and great grandchildren Earl Pyeatt and Robert Fritz.

A. M. Bates H. J. Pyeatt Bayard Pyeatt Dorothy Herbert Fritz Ada Esther Pyeatt Alvin Ralph Preston Paul Pyeatt Earl Pyeatt Robert Fritz

Lynden Library Board to Meet Next Monday Night

The Lynden Library Board will hold a meeting next Monday evening at 7 30 at the library rooms. All board members are requested to be present.

Library Board Lynden

Strandell House on Fourth Sells to A Linden

A. Strandell sold the house and two lots on Fourth and Edison Streets to A. Linden for 2500 dollars. Linden plans remodeling and renting the property.

A. Strandell A. Linden 4Th Edison Streets Linden Bauman Realty Company

Summers Family Ills Mentioned as Hints of Local Sickness

Mrs Summers' son Clarence is laid up with a broken rib and her eldest daughter has whooping cough. Mrs Wampler missed the meeting due to mumps. Frances T Switzer of Bel lingham will inspect Lynden Lodge on Friday Oct 29 and a dinner will be held in her honor. The Jitney Dinner has been postponed.

Frances T. Switzzer Bellingham Woman's Relief Corps Lynden Lodge

Girls Society of Church to Hold Annual Sale

The Girls Society of the Christian Reformed Church will hold their annual sale Friday evening, November 5, at the church. Many beautiful items will be offered.

The Christian Reformed Church

Kensington Club Meeting Planned at Mrs Lynn Brown Home

The Kensington Club will convene Friday afternoon at the residence of Mrs Lynn Brown. Members are expected to discuss upcoming social events and club matters in a casual gathering at this location.

Kensington Club Lynn Brown

Noted Kansas Man to Speak in Lynden Tonight

Charles S. Scott former Kansas congressman and top national committee speaker will address a Republican meeting tonight at the I O O F Hall Lynden Delegations from across the county will attend this sole Lynden appearance Scott will discuss campaign issues and conditions in Kansas and the East A band of fourteen from Bellingham will provide music All are invited to attend

Charles S. Scott Kansas National Committee Lynden I. O. O. F. Hall Congressman Scott Portland Oregon Scott Bellingham

Lynden Voters Face Four Measures and Battles for State Jobs

Lynden residents vote Tuesday on Carlyon highway bonds 30 million and a soldier’s bonus bonds 11 million plus two constitutional amendments enabling eminent domain for reclamation and state official salary hikes. Ballot lists state and county races with candidates across Republican and Democratic tickets for president governor and other offices.

Lynden Carlyon Central Allied Powers Reclamation Board

Bauman Realty to Move Office This Week

The Bauman Realty Company will relocate its office this week to the Frank Le Cocq building on Front Street near Fourth. The current quarters in the building recently purchased by Guy Dyk will be torn down for a new bank building.

The Bauman Realty Company Frank le Cocq Front Street Fourth Bauman Realty Co Guy Dyk Bank

De Koster Buys Edison Street Residence for 1800

F De Koster purchased the old George Bruns property on Edison Street this week from Alice Troost for 1800 dollars cash. The transaction was arranged through Bauman Realty Company.

F. DE Koster Edison Street Alice Troost George Bruns Edison Streets

Blankenforths Head South for California Winter

Mr and Mrs Gilbert Blankenforth and son Howard departed this week for Los Angeles California to spend the winter Miss Ruth Jackman and Miss Nel lie Jeffcott hosted a chicken dinner at their Bellingham apartments Friday for Thelma Helgath Bessie Showers Sadie Bauman Fred Olson Martin Elzinga Clyde Ray Wilson Paul Helgath and the hostesses

California Gilbert Blankenforth Howard Los Angeles Cal Ruth Jackman Nellie Jeffcott Bellingham Thelma Helgath Bessie Showers Sadie Bauman Fred Olson Martin Elzinga Clyde Ray Wilson Paul Helgath

Cottrell and Phillips to Address F L Meeting Friday

J W Phillips candidate for attorney general on the Farmer-Labor ticket and C R Cottrell first executive secretary of the Triple Alliance will speak at a Farmer-Labor rally in Hawleys Hall Friday at two oclock in the afternoon.

J. W. Phillips Farmer-Labor C. R. Cottrell Triple Alliance of the State Farmer-Labor Party Hawley’s Hall

Misses Kate and Lizzie Louis Headed to Ripon for Winter

Misses Kate and Lizzie Louis left Tuesday for Ripon California to spend the winter. They travel from their previous home and plan a lengthy stay in the northern Californian city.

Kate Lizzie Louis Ripon California

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North Prairie Club Canning High School PSG Clifton Axling William Mills Herman Stremler Rabbits Percy Clarke Canning Wee Eee Steven Stremler Glenn Axling J Joe Connie Verduin Ee Seer Garden Club Hela Bartelds See Eee Glenn Nipges Wee Ae Tee A Isabelle Mills Henry Stremler Willie Bruns Harry Bartelds Gertie Bartelds Henrietta Bartelds Lena Verduin John Verduin Eeevee Whatcom CO. Club M. E. Church Abe High School News Delta and Sunshine Bill New Lynden Second Christian Reformed Congreg Allon Eighth St West Main State Insurance Department Acre Glendale Road Bates Charles F. Scott United States Odd Fellows Hall Superior Court Ed E. Hardin W. P. Brown W. H. Pemberton Wesley L. Jones Congress Lindley H. Hadley Louis F. Hart Wm. J. Coyle J. Grant Hinkle Clifford L. Babcock C. A. Clausen L. L. Thompson Clark Savidge Josephine C. Preston H. O. Fishback Rey George Cook Edith Thornton D. McArthur A. L. Callahan J. C. Hills Jennie Robin Couroner Max Mehlig J. A. Mil Ed. Brown Lyndon Frank le Coca Democratic George F. Cotteril W. W. Black Catherine Montgomery J. F. Murphy N. C. Davenport T. P. Reilly Robert Bridges Orilla E. E. Bowles Prosser Uited Senate C. J. France C. A. Harlin Yak James M. Phillips Aberdeen Robin Adair Olympia Frank Pease King S. J. Smythe Goldendale A. E. Mecklain Tacoma Alfa Salmon Ventzke Okanogan William Bouck J. J. Faulkner James Milholland Henry Shagren D. W. Bender A. C. Durham W. A. Bauman John Creamer Frank Edwards E. J. Harrington Cottrell and Phillips F.L
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