Lynden Boy Leaves for Orient to Sell Cigars
Henry Lindhout, visiting Lynden for a few days, departs next week with six salesmen for Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. to establish a Shan tung branch and solicit orders in China for about a year. Rev Myron Cooley returns to Lynden from Colorado health recovery and will stay at the E W Bay home.
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Lynden
Myron Cooley
Orient
Henry Lindhout
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
San Francisco
Liggett & Meyers
Shantung
Lindhout
Colorado
Rev. Cooley
The
Baptist Church
E. W. Bay
A. P. Burgraff
Dr F L Wood Fits Glasses Scientifically
A brief note confirms Dr. F L Wood conducts an eye examination and fitting of glasses with careful, scientific methods to ensure accurate prescription and proper vision support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Wood
Lynden Briefs Signal Local Happenings and Plans
News from Lynden reports Jack Kauffman travels to Seattle to select pictures for Lib erty. H E Pearson from Washington D C visits the Daniels home while touring for a Baltimore firm. Klatawa Club meeting postponed then held at Miss Ada Baldwin’s, next at the Ecker home. Hazel Ecker to Bow WA to teach. A son born to Mr and Mrs H Lewis. Kensington Club to meet at Mrs Harry Walters home. John Hoksbergen on sick list. Hawley and Daniels plan a dance series with Morrison’s Orchestra in Hawley’s Hall tonight. Regular prices, good music, wholesome dances promised.
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Ada Baldwin
Ecker
Vernon Hawley
Walter Daniels
Kauffman
Hawley
Morrison
Final settlement hearing in Lolktje Hiemstra estate
Hette Hiemstra as executor has filed a final report and petition for distribution and discharge in Whatcom County Superior Court Washington. A hearing to approve the final settlement is set for September 27 1920 at 9:30 A M at the courthouse in Bellingham. The notice is published by attorney R B Le Cocq of Lynden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hette Hiemstra
Lolktje Hiemstra
Bellingham
Whatcom County
Washington
R. B. LE Cocq
Lynden
Conversion approval for Lynden State Bank 1920
Comptroller John Skelton Williams certifies Lynden State Bank Lynden Washington authorized to commence banking under federal statutes. Conversion notice appears with seal and official dates August 6 1920 first publication August 19 1920 last publication October 21 1920.
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First National Bank OF
Lynden
Whatcom
Washington
United States
John Skelton Williams
Currencey
MO. Skelton Williams
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Puget Sound Territory
Los Angeles
Litchfield
E. K. Motor Company
Elk Street
Lynden Farms
Elk St
Bellingham, Wash
John Helder
C. H. McLeod
Tometrist
W. Holly St
Jack Kauffman
Seattle
Liberty
H. E. Pearson
Washington, D. C
F. E. Daniels
Pearson
Baltimore
Mrs. Daniels
Wisconsin
Hazel Ecker
Bow
H. Lewis Sunday
Kensington Club
Harry Walters
John Hoksbergen
River
Everson
Johnston
de Laval
Round Oak
John Burgraff, M. Vander Griend
W. B. Vander Griend
PAFCO
Pacific American Fisheries Poultry Food Department
Superior Court
State OF Washington
County OF
DR. Hutchinson
Animal Diseases
Treasury Department
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Lily
Dalee
Borax Soap Chips
Western Mercantile 0, Inc
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