The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-23
TRIBUNE FOR JOB PRINTING.

AouSly Ill dl~ulS HOiAC HSoA W."
The l.. T. l.. will hold meeting
next Tuesday afternoon Immediate
ly after school.
f. A. Wiese, of Spokane, has pur-
chased the Pyro Studio from n. Z
Smallfield.
A baby boy came to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Haines, north OF town,
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nipges, OF
Route One, are the parents OF TWIN
boys, born Monday.
The next meeting of the Y. P. b.
will be at the home of Cecil jamie
son, on Monday evening. April u.
Water Superintendent Pixley has
started laying the water mains TO
the fair grounds.
F. A. Colley has purchased the
interest of Jim Powers in the Lyn-
den Barber shop.
Mr.. F. F.. Kelsey left Tuesday at
ternoOn for Sopkane and other east
ern Washington points to be away
for an indefinite length of time.
The Farmers Mercantile Co. Is
Frightening up its store fronts with
fresh coat of paint. The work is
being done by A. J. Brown.
The Volunteer Fire Department
is arranging for grand ball to be
given on the evening Of Saturday.
May 3
The O. N. o. club will give the
last of its card and dancing parties
for this season at Odd Fellows hall
on Friday evening, May l.
Emil Keller, contractor for the
construction of lateral bitches Nos.
and 2. of the Russell ditch, was in
LINDEN yesterday shaking hands with
old friends.
The Royal Neighbors of Ameri-
ca will hold their next regular meet
ing at Hawley's hall on Saturday e.
vening. April 25. A number of can
didates will be initiated.
The jury in the BrafOrd ditch mat
ter has decided that Ten Mile town
ship must pay $3.50 of the cost. This
is Just half the amount of the orig
inal assessment against the town.
ship.
w. w. Cruikshank has gone to
California points on business. He
may decide to locate there, in which
case he will be Joined later by Mrs.
and little daughter.
F. p. Cruikshank has sold his
jewelry business to Dick Rens, who
has been q resident of Lynden for
some time past. Mr.. sCruikshank
will remain with the business for
the present.
Gland p. Slade, who accompa MED
the body of his little son to Lynden.
returned. today to- his home ut Rob
arts, Idaho. Mrs. Slade will remain
some time at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Pace.
The ball game between Lynder
and Marietta which WAS to have BET n
played last Sunday was postponed on
account of rain, and will be pulled
off at Hawley's park next Sunday af-
ternoon beginning promptly at 2:3O
O'Clock.
The Banner Creamery is install
ing additional equipment in its
,heese manufacturing department,
and will in consequence be able to
increase its output. and to hsndle
more milk and cream.
Charley PhilO has returned from
a six months stay in Roberts. l.
iahO. Charley's friends, who are ma
ny, are mighty glad to see him back.
md the base ball fans are especial
~ pleased.
Miss Nettie Bailey, who has
been in a sanitarium in Seattle for
the past five months. returned home
Tuesday evening. She was accompa-
MED by her sister, Mrs. Rohrbach-
err.
]. G. Anderson has been awarded
the cOutTacL IOT the uISeIuS VI NV
Field drainage ditch, near Lynden.
with the prOviso that the work be
within six months. The
ditch Is Il continuation of the Bell
niger ditch. Mr.. Anderson's bid was
$50 for the clearing and 23 cents
per cubic yard for the eXcavating.
Prof. Hermann Herring, men,
Der of the board of lectureshiD of
the Christian Science church, of
Boston, will lecture ut the MetropOl-
itan theatre in Bellingham, Friday
evening. April "a, ut s o'clock. The
public is cordially invited. The lect-
ure is free.
Rev. c. Leuw, of the Pella One,
congregation. of Pella. Iowa, has de-
clined the call of the First Christian
Reformed church, and another nomi-
nation will be made today. In two
weeks time the congregation will
vote upon the names submitted by
the board.
All members of the Y. p. B. who
wish to attend the contest at Wiser
Lake on Saturday. April 25, are re-
unaStal ~ 1oaat ut tho Scht,nlhnnSa