The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-09-24

HAVE your conveyancing done BY
Swim and Aldrich.
PIGS, six weeks old, for sale.
d Wander Griend 1ti
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheets of Blaine were
Lynden visitors Sunday. Mr.. Sheets
is editor of the Blaine Journal.
Knapp Brothers are ready to make a
cut price on couches to clean up the old
stock and make room for new ones.
H. Van Gelder is moving his stock
of goods into d. L. Steffe's old store
this week. Watch for big ad. next
week.
DIR. VAN KIRK. Specialist in dis
eases of the EYE, EAR, NOSE, and
THROAT. Glasses accurately fitted.
Bellingham. Wash.
DR.. s. s. Sulliger, former superin-
intendent of the Bellingham district
will change places with DR.. G. A.
Landen of the Vancouver district.
DIR. TORNEY:- Oculist and Aurist
of Bellingham will leave for the east
Aug. Is. for postgraduate study, re-
turning Oct. Is. 2-1-8 to 2-1-9.
H. H. Jameson and family. return.
ed, Tuesday, from a two day visit In
Bellingham. Buffalo Bills Show held
their attention part of the time.
Miller & Doran installed a fire a
larm in the public school building
this week. It is attached to the big
bell and can be heard all over the
building. > =.
For sale: FIVE lots in West Lynden,
two fully improved and good fruit,
three are partly improved. all fenced,
and in good condition. Call at resi-
A. Carly.
Mesdames R. w. Green, Ed. Knapp
and Frank Knapp, will entertain the
members Of the Kensington Club and
their husbands, Friday evening, Sept.
25, at the home of Mrs. Green.
WE HAVE employed first class
Geo. Freeman. WHO has
worked in some of the best horseshOe-
Ine shops in the United States. All
work guaranteed. Come and see Ns.
s tf Nick Duffner.
!
The school at Northwood opened
Monday with a good attendance. Mr..
Bowman Of Lyndens has
.harge Of the higher room and Miss
Zerpha Spencer of E,erson Is in
,harge of the primary department.
The Lynden Creamery Co. paid It's
PATRONS $500 for the first half Of the
month of September. The price per
,ound was 33c. Several new patrons
rave been added to the list lately and
he creamery shows very prosper
,us condition. \
The boys of the Northwood school
net Tuesday evening after school and !
organized a basket ball team. George
hamilton was elected captain and
iarkham Whipple. manager. The
iris expect to organize team, also,J
n a few days.
Little Margaret Lucille Scott. the
our year old daughter of Charles and
,velyn Scott, died at the depot at
.aker City, Oregon, the 10th OF this
lonth as her parents were taking her
D the Hot Springs for her health.
Ir. and Mrs. Scott were former res
tents Of Lynden.
October will be "Tag day" fl ;
cattle. Every package as well as
very man, woman, and child in the
ty will wear tag for charity's
AXE on that day. Each tag costs lOc .
nd there are $4,000 tags TO be sold. =, :,
!. H. Gray. president of the Charity n
rganization Society is at the head A
[ the movement. "
Il
Blaine is booming these days; many ',
ew homes are going up over there m
nd two new mills are in course of n,
The $1,000 bonus for the t,
tout shingle mill is nearly all ii
iised and will soon be turned over Il
} the Company. The Morrison Mill q
OF Bellingham are building
box factory in Blaine.
Id
Fred Ehlers was married in the d,
ate of Missouri, last week, to Miss
ate Little, who formerly lived at :.
orthwood. We understand that they In
i'll return and reside on Mr.. Ehler's
ace near brook.-Nooksack Re-