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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
7
Local residents list dinners and visits across North Prairie and nearby towns. Households hosting include the Bartelds Bruns Cramer Axling and Taylor families. Several guests travel from Vancouver B C Lynden Dakota and Greenwood for weekend or Sunday gatherings.
Miss Pearl Frost of Custer visits her parents Mr and Mrs A W Frost. Mr and Mrs Coggins and granddaughter Winnifred Peterson spend Sunday in Bellingham with Mr and Mrs Magnus Peterson. Mrs Peterson and baby stay until Monday. Wirs. William Richardson returns from near Edison. Re of Service Club meets Nov 4 at Ten Mile Grange Hall. Elma Lamoraux visits Ferndale relatives. A pie social at Wisser Lake school Oct 28. Elmer Andersen returns from hunting trip. Mr and Mrs Westerberg and Chicago family move into former Min turn home. Mr and Mrs Henry Moltke and son Eddie with Mrs Nessen and daughters visit Wm Richardson. Mr and Mrs Arthur Dahlquist host Mr and Mrs G F Dahlquist. Mr Charles Amy and Mr Arris of Vancouver visit Coggins home. Public sales notice by M Vander Griend 1902 Lynden.
Paid advertisement from the Bellingham Chamber of Commerce argues the Carlyon Road Bill funds paving through doubled license fees. It contends the bill would accelerate highway paving, protect state road programs, and directs $611,000+ in Whatcom County toward the Pacific Highway. Voters will decide at the November 2 election.
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