The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-31

The Tribune acknowledges Meas
ant call from the states chief ex-
eeutlVe, NJ. E. Hay, on SATURDAY.
The polls will be open next Tues
DAY. November 9Th, from A NJ
to s P NJ.
The W. c. T. L. Will meet No.
Veinber 4th at the home of Mrs.
Kelsey.
Rev. Herbert Jones, of the NJ. E.
church, Will preach at Sunnyside on
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Amy Vail returned Tuesday
from Blaine where she had been Wis.
l1ing the J. K. Vail family for Il few
days.
Voters in the rural precincts. re-
member that in order TO vote on the
local option question you must ask
Tor ballot separate from that of
the general election.
Vote for B. P. Shoemaker for
justice of the peace. He deserves
TO be reelected. He has done his
duty fearlessly and fmpartially.
hS NoliOus bcCidIudtOTS COu-
test which was to have been given
last week will be held at the Meth
odist church this tThursday1 even
ing.
The Tribune is in receipt of a let
ter from MIR W D. Parker. for
merly of this place but now of For
est Grove, Oregon. Mr. Parker
sends regards to all his friends.
Peter Zobrist. of Van Wyck. was
caller at The Tribune office on
Thursday. Mr. Zobrist is the soci-
s!ist candidate for county commits
sioner.
w. E. Martin, of Bellingham. a
representative of the Socialist View
bright Socialist paper published at
the county seat. was a visitor to
The Tribune office Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Zylstra have
returned from Tacoma where they
have been for some time and Will
make Lynden their home. Mr. Zyl-
stra is with the Lynden Department
Store.
Jansen Brothers. formerly of Lyn-
dne but later of King County, have
returned and have purchased the
stock and implements and leased the
farm OF Sol Johnson. Route =, and
will engage in stock raising and
farming
The public schools opened We'd
uesday after being closed several
days on account of threatened ep-
idemic of scarlet fever. Only the
IA log ".
ing developed, no further spread OF
the disease is anticipated.
The democrats will close the
campaign with rally at Jameson S
hall next Monday night State Sen
ator Henry White. candidate for
congressman, Judge Neterer, and
H. X Staley, democratic candidate
for county attorney, will address the
meeting A large audience should
and will undoubtedly. greet THESE
speakers, as they are all gentlemen
well and favorably known through
out the county
The social meeting OF the Lyn-
den Patrons and Teachers Associa-
ton which was to have been held
on the evening of Novemb Der 18TH,
has been changed to Tuesday even
ing November L. A program Will
be rendered and refreshments serV-
ed and. a profitable and pleasant
evening is assured all who attend
Everyone interested in the wei
fare of the schools is cordially IN
yited to attend this meeting which
will be held at the school building.
The Tribune is in receipt OF
communication from Mr.. c. X. Smith
who recently left Lynden for cas-.
OF the range. in which he says
I've had an interesting trip especl-
ally that part from Wenatehee up
the Columbia river to Brewster
where We took the stage to hlver-
side. We are now located miles
south of Synarep in the pine tim
Der with a family of Bellingham
friends for neighbors. 1t is very
pleasant here in the timber as 'heie
is no underbrush and the WOODS iooA
like ma gnificent park,