The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-10-22
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HAVE your conveyancing done Dy
Swim and Aldrich.
PIGS, six weeks old. for sale.
d Wander Griend Iti
Rev. Hodges is having his mouse
repapered this week by A. j. brown.
WE KEEP track of all the snaps In
real estate. See US before buying.
Swim and Aldrich.
Mrs. NJ. Nj. Horton had slight
stroke of paralysis, Saturday, but is
recovering.
DIR. TOURNEY-Eye. Ear, Nose'
and Throat, returns to Bellingham'
October Is.
Save your coupons in the American
Reveille contest for Daisy Stuart, OF
vote them for her.
CORRESPONDENTS of the Tribune should
have their copy in to this Office not later
than Tuesday evening.
DIR. ERB, specialist. Eye. Ear, Nose
and Throat. Glasses fitted. Phone
A941. Daylight block, Bellingham 2-9
Err & Beckes, Real Estate men.
sold George Coles three lots In Malt
Ly's addition, to DR.. S. S. Howe, THIS
V eek.
Last Sunday Mrs. s. A. Sutley en-
tanned Aunt Rachel Smith, Mrs. Gil
cup, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. BerthusOn
at dinner.
Herbert Verrips and A. Verrips lett
esterday morning for Billings. Mont.
chere they will visit their sister, for
5. nee the three have met.
Pure Bred Poultry for sale. Man,
moth Bronze Turkeys, Pekin Ducks,
and White Leghorn Chickens.
w, H. Elder, Phone 904. 2tp
DIR. VAN KIRK, Specialist In dis
eases of the EYE, EAR. NOSE,and
THROAT. Glasses accurately fitted.
Bellingham. Wash.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Steffe and daugh |
er started Tuesday, on three month |
risit with relatives in Michigan. the
Tribune will keep him posted on Lyn-
len affairs.
J. w. True bought out the interest
4 e. E. Stearns in the Floneer Livery
able of Lynden, this week and will
ontinue the business alone. Err 4 |
,eckes handled lie dt al.
A. ]. Brown has just finished
the new house OF q. j.
Polinder, southeast of Lynden. An
addition was built to the old house
which makes it very fine building.
Last week the Swim & Aldrich Real
Estate firm completed a deal whereby
r. w. Green purchased the 40 acre
farm of b. Groendyk, northwest Of
town. 1t was formerly known as the
place. The consideration
was $500.
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and subscribe for, or pay for years
to the daily American or
Reveille. we will send you the Tribune
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helping the Lynden contestant, Miss
Daisy Stuart.
The Lynden Dramatic Company
have their new play. The Pride of
Virginia, we'll under headway and
will be able to announce the date of
it's exhibition in next weeks paper.
1t is lively military comedy in four
acts.
Mrs. A. J. Brown gave party,
Wednesday afternoon, in honor of her
son Glenn's 7th birthday. Those pres
ent were: Hazel L.owrey, Ethel Lem
ming, Manda and Helen Saxauer, Dor
othy Brown, Theodore Green, Brad
ford Knapp. Johnnie Bakker, Willard
Wheeler and Glenn Brown.
franchise was granted to the
Whatcom County Traction Co. to lay
its track along tthe streets of Lynden.
at the special meeting of the council.
last Friday evening. According to the
franchise, the street cars must be in
operation by May 8, 1910, and the
company agrees to plank the track
on Front street between Third and
Sixth streets.
The season for public sales is at
hand. The Tribune invites your nat.
ronage and assures you of first-class
work. The value OF the Tribune as
an advertising medium is easily rec
ognised.,as it covers a large territory
In the best part OF Whatcom Co