The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-06-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Ed Philo was transacting business
Ill Bellingham Monday.
DaDy son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Spaaman Friday morning.
Mrs. Harold Knapp. Of Everson
visited her sister, Miss Rae Sain, on
Tuesday. "
John HoltrOp, of Route l. has
Just added fine Guernsey bull calf
to his herd.
r. n. Pierce left yesterday for
MS FORMER home in Bangor, Michi-
gan.
A. Veleke left on Monday for q
trip to Wisconsin and to Europe. 10
be gone several months.
Mrs. ]. w. DAILY, of Bellingham,
visited Mrs. Margaret Watson and
other Lynden friends during the
past week.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Steenbergen, who has been visiting
here for some time. left Monday for
her home in Iowa.
Mrs. II. c. Couch and little daugh-
ter, of Castle Rock, Washington, ar
rived here Friday for few days
visit with Miss Tromp.
Frank Wander Wall, of Oregon,
who has been visiting relatives here
for several days, left Monday for
Il visit to his former home in Europe
Mrs. +. l.. Wood left Saturday for
IL months visit with relatives in
Portland, Walla Walla and other
Washington points.
The Bloedel-Donovan Co has be-
gun clearing the four lots adjOin-
ing the Lynden Creamery plant to
begin the erection of lumber sheds.
Herman Elenbaas, of the Lyn-
den Creamery went TO Seattle last
week to attend n butter scoring
contest of the Washington Cream
cry Operatives Association.
Local creamery and dairy men
report that the butter market is
on the rise. and that there is mar
ket for all the first-class butter
produced in this Section.
Ed Mcclellan, of Bellingham, has
been up making extensive improve
ments on the place occupied by The
Sam Vendemeer family this side Of
Glendale.
Judge Pemberton on Monday dis
missed the June jury venire as there
are no criminal cases to be tried
this month. There will be no more
jury cases tried in the Superior
court until September.
The board of county commission
ers on Monday rejected the claim
of the Northern Pacific railway
company asking for a refund OF $22,
443.47 which it claims to be excess
taxes, and paid under protest. q
According to Superintendent
Kings report there are 20 inmates
and Z prisoners at the county poor
farm. The May receipts at the
farm were $116.6O. and the dis
bnrsements, $1S6.S3
$4,000 steelhead trout are 10 be
taken from the Kendall hatcher'es
and placed in Elbow lake. near the
leadwaters of the south FORK 81
tire NOOksack,1 where they are 10
multiply and be ready for fish'hg
nt the end of four years.
Rev. r. Kuipers. of Overysei.
Michigan, has declined the call Of
the First Christian Reformed Church
sent him some time ago. In con-
sequence another meeting OF me
congregation will be held to select
Il pastor.
Chas. Sampley went over TO Bell
inghnm on Monday to- attend Ses-
sion of the county game colhiI,is-
sion. of which he is u member. Inc
commission authorized the expelidi-
ture of about $4OO for improve
ments at the county trout ha'chery
ON Lake WbatcOm.
The registration books will close
ten days before the holding OF tne
mnniciDal bond election. next hhoh.h.
Those who desire to vote st ."e
hond election to be held in Lymdeh
an Tuesday, June 16, must register
If they have not yet done So ny
Saturday evening. June d.
Residents Of Point Roberts nave
netjtioned the county commission,
crs for the diking of ABOUT 'Vo
acres of land. The estimated cost
of the improvement is in the
u..ighborhood of $4,000. The pro
mnsed dixie is to be about It mile
in length.
1t is the duty of every ciizeh 10
got ont aud vote for the ponds t"'
having of the street intersections on
Front and Third streets, ana ior
building new bridge over F'se
iran creek. These Improvements
must BIZ made in order 10 Keep up
with the natural growth OF me
town and country.
Tho annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers Mutual Tel
enhone Co. will be held IN me
chamber of Commerce rooms IN
Rellingbam on Monday. JuneS. NJ
10 o'clock in the forenoon. ire "h-
mai report of Secretary STUART Up
n,,,rs IN mage Five of ms week