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Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1920

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Census Revisions Show Lynden District Population

Revised figures place the Lynden district population at about 6 000 with 1 244 in Lynden city, 2 145 Lynden township, 1 292 Delta township, and the rest in Ferndale and Ten Mile townships. County totals list Lynden city 1 244 and Lynden township 2 145 among many small communities and reservations.

Lynden City Lynden Township Delta Township Ferndale Township Ten Mile Township Ten Mile Acme Baker Township Bellingham City Blaine City Columbia Township Crescent Township Custer Township Deming Township Ferndale City Geneva Township Glacier Township Lawrence Township Lummi Island Lynden City Maple Falls Marietta Mountain View Nooksack Town Nooksack Park Township Point Roberts Rome Semiahmoo Sumas City van Wyck Trail Lummi Indian Reservation

Baldwin Pool Hall to Move Into Waples Building

Will Baldwin plans to relocate the Pastime Pool Hall to the Waples Building beside the Ford Garage. The move is set for October first with interior remodeling and a new floor on the false front under construction.

Baldwin Pool Hall Baldwin Waples Ford

Community Notes From North Prairie Gatherings

Mrs J Bartelds and Miss Rose Bartelds stayed with Mr and Mrs L Vail on Tuesday. Numerous visitors including Mrs Anna Gaskill Lynden visiting Mrs Adah Bruce, and Mr and Mrs F Stremler with the Hamstras. The What-So-Ever club met with Mrs Olga Barton. next with Mrs Henry Brokaw. Several locals moved to Bellingham and hosted guests, with picnics, church social events, and school terms noted.

P. A. Clarke T. J. Nelson Olga Barton N. Jacobson Henry Brokaw W. P. Anthony Bellingham Thornton Charles J. E. Bruce Booth’s Corners G. E. Bruce A. C. Palmer Hazel George Mark Simon Mark Dolly Mark George Jacobson Arthur Jacobson Carrie Will Jake Cramer Chas. Schelin Thelma P. Stuurman Chilliwack R. van Diest Albert van Diest F. Stremler Gerrit van Whye Helen Bruns Winnie Gunst H. Barfelds Scott Lucy Elna May South Bend George Falmer Mary Beatrice Earl Jno. Hayes Yvander Meer Conrad Axling Grandma Wilder Nooksack Dorothy Mills Vancouver Aldric Crandell Blaina George Bruce Louise Stone Ferndale

L H High Reports Record Enrollment and New Class Officers

The L H high school reports its largest enrollment ever with 76 freshmen. Sophomores and juniors number 40 each, seniors 27. Officers elected: freshmen Miss Mac Donald. sophomores Miss MacKinnon with Henry Hoffman president. juniors Miss Veck with Jeanette Finnell president. seniors Miss Van Syckle with Nellie Brown president.

Miss MacDonald Miss MacKinnon Henry Hoffman Edwin Benson Mertha Bostwick Cornelius Lindhout Treas Miss Veck Jeanette Finnell Albert Haveman Gertrude Schuyleman Sadie Bauman Miss van Syckle Nellie Brown Mildred Waples Edna Swanson Wilbur Lauckhart Anne Kampen Gordon Serrurier Lee Worlow Glenn Hardy Walter Daniels Alberta le Compte Hoyt Horton Mery Warlow Landaal

WISER LAKE NOTES AND COMMUNITY GUESTS

Charleston visitors include Miss Mabel Plank and sister Mrs. A W Frost. Miss Edna Anderson heads to Deming for Mt Lak er high school commerce teaching. Local folks gather for Masonic and Eastern Star event at Birch Bay. Wiser Lake school opens with Amanda Nassen as teacher and twenty eight pupils. Captain Joseph Leach family visit Nehalem Oregon. Various Lynden and Bellingham visits noted.

Mabel Plank Charleston A. W. Frost Fdna Anderson Deming Mt. Laker High School Mabel Johnson Bellingham G. F. Dahlquist Masonic and Eastern Star Birch Bay Wiser Lake Amanda Nassen Will Dorr Joseph Leach Ed Clarke Orvil Parks Nehalem Oregon Beatrice Dahlquist Lynden Nome

Riverside Social Notes and Local Incidents

Mr and Mrs John Theel’s son burned his face with hot grease Tuesday morning. Mrs Ed Ashley and her son Burg visited at the W A Reid home over Sun and Mon. Mrs Gerrit Veleke celebrated a birthday last Wednesday with guests including Mr and Mrs Gerrit Notebo om, Mr and Mrs L Lenssen, Mr and Mrs Henry Spaan, Mr and Mrs J De Hoog, Mrs Gerrit Mulder and her parents. Mrs Russel Gries sick with heart trouble all week. A birthday party honored Mrs Lizzie Meurer hosted by several families. Ione Shumway sick at school Wednesday. Carl Reid hurt his arm cranking a Ford for Oscar Dykstra. Adria Veleke ill this week. Miss Jennie Dykstra returned from New Westminster Monday.

John Theel Ed Ashley Burg Bellingham W. A. Reid Gerrit Veleke Gerrit Noteboom L. Lenssen Gerrit Mulder de Hoog Russel Gries Lizzie Meurer Ray Shumway Clyde Reed Everson Percy Miler Clearbrook Frank Walsh Will Meurer Lynden Albert Meurer Ione Shumway Carl Reid Oscar Dykstra Adria Veleke Jennie Dykstra New Westminster

Lynden Schoolchildren Attend Copperhead Film at Roxy

Lynden school children and G A R and Relief Corps members visited Manager Jack Kauffman for yesterday’s screening of The Copperhead, the Lionel Barrymore patriotic film. George Leek of Lynden Creamery takes his annual vacation this week.

Lynden School Relief Corps Jack Kauffman The George Leek Lynden Creamery

Lynden Hens Lead All in Big Contest

Lynden Beernink's White Leghorn pen won first in the Western Washington Egg-Laying Contest at Puyallup with 119 eggs and $5,222 value. Top birds approach world records, with 264 eggs so far in ten months and Lynden No. 136 at 250 eggs, while the Lynden pen ranks seventh for highest marketable-egg value at $42,247.

Pacific Coast Lynden Washington Puyallup Frank Hawley

Boys collide on bicycles near high school corner

A Tuesday noon bicycle crash at the southeast corner of the high school left Airy Weedy and Clarence K. Sprague badly bruised. They rode in opposing directions and collided with great force, damaging both bikes and the building corner.

Airy Weedy Clarence K. Sprague

Boerhave Millinery Relocates to Bauman Building

Boerhave Millinery will move into the old Bau man building in about two weeks. The interior is being remodelled and walls and windows redecorated.

Boerhave Millinery Bauman

Class of 1920 Plans Re Union at I O O F Hall

Members of the Class of 1920 plan a re union at the I O O F Hall Friday night urging all to attend and to bring two friends.

I. O. O. F. Hall

Local Social Notes From Lynden Area Gather For Holidays

Delta and Sunshine report a series of visits and gatherings around Lynden including Bernard Weidkamp and Mrs. Schroeder hosting relatives at Lake Samish, outtings at Berthuson's Park, a Masonic Labor Day picnic, dancing parties, dinners, and a surprise party for Mrs. Dean. Several residents and guests from Seattle Bellingham and Riverside attend events and visits through the week.

Bernard Weidkamp Clarence Schroeder Lynden Henry Weidkamp Lake Samish Emil Anderson Eshter Wickstrom Meryl Graves Seattle Alice Nelson L. Brown Nancy van Diest Riverside H. Vander Mey W. H. Jackman Orel Louise Jackman Calla van Syckle Fred Ekenbeck J. F. Froberg Roy Lack Bellingham T. Weidkamp Lack Lois Cameron P. O. Berthuson Hutchins Bert Wheeler Delta Miss Ducommun Berthuson Jacob Loretz Walter Telgenhoff

Lynden Community Club to Elect Officers After Successful Year

The Lynden Community Club will close its first year at Lynden High School and vote on officers for the next year. The group touts several local improvements and reports progress on a memorial park from a campaign that has raised two thousand dollars with aims to cover the remaining funds. Club leadership notes strong support from country districts and discusses Lynden house shortage and potential solutions at the meeting.

Lynden Lynden High School Scofield

Taylor and Taylor wed in quiet Bellingham ceremony

Miss Rose Bartelds and Floyd P. Taylor of Lynden were quietly married in Bellingham on Wednesday afternoon. Judge Hardin performed the ceremony in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Taylor. The couple will reside in Lynden.

Taylor-Bartelds Rose Bartelds Floyd P. Taylor Lynden Bellingham Hardin Francis Taylor

Northwood Community News Highlights Local Visits and School Start

Northwood residents host guests from nearby towns including the Gustin and Knittle households. Trips to Portland and Aberdeen are noted, with travels through the Columbia Highway. School opens with 87 students across six grades under Principal Walter Berry and teachers Miss Frances Bloom and Miss Myrtle Pynor.

Election Editorials Urge Voters to Back Local Candidates

The Lynden area editorial page weighs multiple races from senator to sheriff and treasurer. It endorses Wesley Jones for renomination, favors Coyle for lieutenant governor, Clark Savidge for lands commissioner, Sam Barrett for county auditor, Al Callahan for sheriff, L. E. Robinson for county superintendent, Edith Thornton for treasurer, and Max Mehlig for coroner. It also supports the port proposition and notes a local real estate sale by Chris Johnson and F King.

Lynden Voters Prepare For Primary Ballot Tuesday

Lynden residents will vote Tuesday to select candidates for November races and decide on a port development question. Polls open 8 a m to 8 p m at Lynden Pioneer Realty and City Hall with designated precinct officers including inspectors W I Baker and George W Werthen among others.

Lynden Fifth Street W. I. Baker Gale Edson Ed. Knapp George W. Werthen W. Meurer Walter Elder Delta Township A. W. Wheeler Frank Weidkamp W. H. Jackman

Lynden budget calls for 1921 taxes to meet city expenses

Town of Lynden Washington to meet 1920 8 PM October 4 at Town Hall to set the levy for the year 1920 1921 estimates include interest on bonds warrants marshal court clerk and attorney street work water department and debt reduction totals show government 6327 83 water department 11195 00 and debt reduction 2246 00 tax revenue expected to cover expenses with possible levy reduction after valuation changes

Lynden Washington Oka Beatheno Soe

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Lynden District North Prairie High School News Lynden Hens Beernink Delta and Sunshine Northwood C. F. Worthen C. O. Bussard Winona Willias George Gustin Mauritz Kadiera Fred Kadiera E. A. Knittle Portland Columbia Highway George Rothfuss Harry Hammel Ernest Friend Aberdeen Tracy Riddle Albert Buckley Alaska M. H. O’brien Herman Harvey Clarence Cavender Nettie Harvey C. W. Riddle Winona Williams Arlene Bussard Gustin George Blank Skagit County Frances Bloom Walter Berry Andrew Hoytema Bixby Myrtle Pynor Harvey Smith C. A. Brown Woods F. M. Yount Grandma Lauckhart George Haveman Ranch Helen Marchant Dennis Buckley Fran‘ces Bloom Jones Wesley Jones Senate Hart Hartley Coman Gellatly Wenatchee William J. Coyle Coyle France Clark Savidge Savidge Ferndale Record Everson Valley Blaine Journal W.H. Pemberton Judge W. P. Brown Tribune Sam Barrett Barrett Walter A. Martin Baldrey al Callahan Callahan Fathers’ ‘Club Veterans’ Organizations L. E. Robinson Miss Thornton Edith Thornton Dr. Mehlig Max Mehlig Kings Chris Johnson Grover Street F. King King Johnson Bauman Realty Company Lect O. E. Wilson John H. Swope Claude McGuire Ed McAlpine Lora Abbott Lee Stremler L. A. Williamson H. 8. Slade A. B. Colyer W. Worthen T. L. Riddle S. B. Day Emil Jonelli J. P. Lawrence H. G. Guckert Herman Holz J. W. Parker Herman Klander Council Lyndon Roe Water Department Otela Fay R. B. LE Coca
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