The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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There is nothing noble in being
superior TO some other man.
Prof. Herbsman of Seattle was f.
Lynden visitor during the past week
The annual field meet of the coun
I! SCHOOLS has been Set for SATURDAY.
May Sat Lynden.
Sending your money to mail order
houses Will not help reduce taxes
Sumas News.
sherman Baxter, who went to
oallfornia some six months ago is
engaged in the grocery business in
Los Angeles.
Il. Heaton, proprietor of the
LINDEN cannery, is putting up an
ADDITION TO the cannery building, pre-
pAratory to an active season in the
fruit and vegetable canning business
Clarence Jameson has bought the
lot on the corner of Sixth and Lib
erty Streets from VIM. Weber and
VIII commence the erection of d
residence on the same at once.
The members of St. Joseph S
Church and Ladies' of the Altar So
ciety will give grand social and
dance on Friday, April 17th.. in
!. o. o. F. Hall. The Misses Kelly
of Bellingham will furnish the music
Louis and Jacob Hoksbergen who
lately came from WILDLY Island
have bought so acres east of town
and have rented the house of tohn
Burgraff adjoining their land for a
home. They are improving the land.
3. Kringelbach. of the Richmond
Paper Co. of Seattle, was in Lyn-
den yesterday, and left with his u
saal bunch of good sized orders, a.
mong them being one from The Tri-
bune for five tons of news print.
The announcement of the mar
rage of Mr.. Frank Z. Landau to
Miss Johanna Gertrude Polinder has
been made. The wedding is to take
place on next Tuesday morning at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. j. Polinder.
DR.. Wilbur is building an addition
to his building on Front Street. He
is constructing it under the govern
ment's standard regulations for con-
crete structures, putting ill ventilat-
ing air spaces, The doctor, still
young man, is doing all the work
on the building and takes great
pleasure in doing il.
An enthusiastic meeting of the
Yeoman lodge WAS held at Hawley
hall Tuesday evening, number or
newly acquired members being pres
ent. Mrs. Olive Williams. of Bellins-
ham, the district manager of the or
ganization, WAS present, and gave an
interesting and helpful talk.
Bids for the construction of n
new 600-foOt trestle on the North
east Diagonal road, this side OF NJ
gents bridge were called for by the
board of county commissioners Sat
urday. The present span is said to
be beyond repair and il will be re-
placed throughout. The engineer
estimate for the work is approx
mately $4,000. Bids will be opened
on MAY 6. and will call for the COM
pletion of work not later than July
!.
The Commercial Committee OF
LINDEN, with the aid of Road Super
visor Zweegman has had that part
of the main road out of town from
the bridge to the cemetery graded
and graveled, and thus placed IN
proper shape. This part of The
road to Bellingham, which is III
the city limits. and which should BE-
kept in shape by the town. has been
the worst portion of that road for
long time. AS the committee mas
no Financial means. II member OF the
same. will in few days apply 10
public spirited citizens asking their
donations in order to pay for 'he
work performed.