The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-06-23
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| Raspberrits are getting ripe.
The two daughters Of w. H. Dobb's
are spending their vacation on the
farm with their father.
Raymond Judson is up from Seat
tie for few days visit with his grand
mother and old friends.
The unusually heavy rain for this
season of the year has interfered with
the harvesting Of the Strawberries.
Don't plan on anything else but to
go to Lynden, for July a. Lynden is
the original, the only celebration
town.
Guess v.,l would like to see that
ball game next Sunday. Lynden's team
| is a bunch of unbeatables and they
say those Indians do hate defeat.
| r. H. Stuart, wife and baby and
Mrs. Stuart's sister, Miss Zoa r SIS
are here for a few weeks visit with
friends and relatives.
Ono of the 5es. prevention OF fires
from carelessness with fire crackers
and rockets it to clean up the rub
Dish from around your buildings.
When Mulder gets done making ovts
his bi,i cher shop he ;s putting in
long handicapped counter and new
fixtures throughout he will have a
shop equal of any in the Northwest.
Miss Folz was called east last week
Or ;iccoun; of the serious illness OF
her father. lie had left Lynden only
lew weeks ago to return to Mime
ia to doctor with his old physician.
! w. B. Pritts and family were over
from Nooksack yesterday visiting at
the h-me of A. Burg. While here
they also called in to see the Trib-
une linotype operate.
| w. H. Dobbs brought us in some of
the prettiest and tho best strawber-
ries We have seen this year. He has
cnly small patch on his ranch, north
Of town, but there are more berries
than he can use.
The edit RS potato patch which
his wife planted and his neighbors
hoed has potetes as big as hens,
eggs. Just wait until next week to II. 9
how many CAP beat that by three or
four weeks.
Mrs. Bremner, of Bellingham, was
visiting with Mrs. Judson the last OF
the week and attended the Mcpherson
golden wedding. Lynden il really ner
home, though she spends much ct
her time with her son in Bellingham.
4 Herman Ellenbass l. carrying his
right arui. in a Sing and walking
mighty rtref Il at that, all because he
got Careless one day Last week while
rual,ihg. and stumble and fell. He
broke his collar bope. He has been at
Itendine to most Of Els work in the
management Of the creamery In spite
lof the injury.
H. landau received word this week
from John Van Dix that he will ar
rive in Lynden Friday or Saturday
and will hold services in theH OIL
land language at the Mission church,
Sunday at p. m In the Evening at
80 he will hold services in the
English language. Mr.. Van Dix Is a
Theological student from New Bruins
wick esmiarny.
Marshal King informs us that if We
don't tell h,w spic and span the in
side of the city hall is since it has
been painted. papered, and decorated
and otherwise spruced up, that he will
ioir the KNOCKERS club" We shall
not say a word. We want to hear
King kick.
Chas. Kelso this week sold his q
acre ranch just west of Lynden to w.
S. Russell and F. F. Gargett, OF SUI
mas, for $4,000. The land is wholly
/ river bottom. The deal was made thro
ugh Edwards and Shinn, who also re-
port the sale OF 40 acres belonging 10
Willis Worthen to Z. J. Kaum, of
big Lake, Wash, for $500. The land
lies east of Lynden 2 and 1-2 miles.
| f.
When stranger drives up to your
barn, hauling bunch of highly paint
ed buggies, offering you prices that
If the bugeies were worth anything
would prove that he had stolen them,
ask HIM to show you the name
plate on the buggy. and then lock up
the responsibility of tho makers. Nine
chances to ten the name of the maker
will not appear anywhere on the rig.
If | DIES nine chances to ten the