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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-19
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! b. Montgomery and wife were
Pingree visitors last Sunday.
| Miss Jessie SPEAKER is on the sick
list.
| The 8th grade of the MorelanG
school had class social at the schoo
house last Saturday night.
| S. M. Farnsworth and wife receiv.
ed word a few days ago that their
son in Lewiston, Montana, is serious.
! ly ill with pneumonia Lee Farms.
worth left recently for that place.
The Telephone company has a
crew of men working on the lines
in the Moreland neighborhood. There
are four different lines in Moreland
at present, where a year ago there
was only one.
Mrs D. Wycoff was quite sick a
few days last week. but is reported
better at this writing.
c. F, Dahman and wife entertained
at dinner Sunday the Messrs and Mes
danes: F. Thomson, L. Jergensen
G. Jergensen, H. P. Christensen, T. G.
Bond, P. T. Peterson, and Harvey
Dahman, Sam Peterson, Andrew Pet
erson, Neils Christensen, Nita Jergen-
sen, Ecther Jergensen. Anna Bessie
and Roy Thomson and Harold Dab
man.
The Ladies' Social aid of the More
land M. e. church will meet with Mrs.
Mars Jacobsen, Thursday, May rs.
All ladies interested are cordially in
vited to be present
Miss Genevieve Hammond was a
Blackfoot visitor last Friday.
e. G. Conklin and wife visited Lee
Meyer and family last Sunday.
The Moreland Commercial club had
meeting last Saturday night in re-
gard to securing post office and a
depot. A committee was appointed,
composed of the following gentle
men: Lewis Robbins, w. P. Lindsey
and W. T. England. The committee
went to Pocatello last Tuesday to
interview the railroad officials about
the depot. They returned bringing
the good news that Moreland would
have both a passenger and freight
depot within the next year.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodney Farnsworth died last Satur-
day and was buried Sunday. Heart
failure was the cause of the Little
ones death. The bereaved parents
have the sympathy of the community.
The Moreland school will give an
art exhibit beginning Wednesday
noon and will last until Saturday
evening.
Lewis Robbins was a business yisi-
tor in Pocatello few days last week.
T. Hemmert has returned from the
desert, where he has been working
on his dry farm.
The L. d, s. conference will be held
In Riverside Saturday, May 20 and
in Blackfoot Sunday, May 81.
The Moreland school will have 8th
grade commencement exercises We'd i
nesday night, and commencement
ball Friday night. The graduates |
will serve ice cream.
Mrs. s. M. Farnsworth is in Poca-
clio nursing her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Farley Farnsworth, who is quite
IL.
The Peoples canal company had
he misfortune to have their record
destroyed by fire a few weeks ago.
rhe books containing the records
we're in the possession of Mr.. Blalock,
Who was auditing the books. He
'tarted from Idaho Falls in an auto,
when near Firth and accident oc-
'ured whereby the books were des-
royed. so the records could not be
eciphered.
We understand nothing is left but
few charred remains.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-19

of it is killed. Alfalfa and clover
were nipped. Some grain fields were
badly frozen and all the beets that
were up were frozen down entirely,
50 that practically all of the beet
farmers will have to re-seed.
The seed growers of Bingham
county met at the Springfield school
house Thursday afternoon for the
purpose of forming a seed growers
association, but as no definite plans
mad been formulated and some of
them were not quite certain what
they wanted, committee was APP
pointed to take charge of the matters.
No officers were elected at this meet
ing but it will be organized in full
as soon as the appointed committee
are ready to report. 1t was composed
mostly of prominent seed growers
of our vicinity. Supt. Archer and
four other men came up from Aber-
deem.
The bridge force has pulled up
stakes and departed until the high
water subsidies, it being impossible
to accomplish any more while the
water is so high Mr.. Robertson who
was foreman, enjoyed a sightseeing
trip thru our country on Sunday be-
fore he left. E. T. Shelman took him
in his car.
Our end of the county has been
very active in live stock shipping this
week. On Wednesday, a special train
composed of fifteen double deck cars
OF sheep went out, which were made
up from the herds of A. D. Nelson,
2. F. Rice and r. A. Ward. On Fri
day another special train of fifteen
cars OF sheep passed thru here. On
Saturday three cars of cattle went
out which were formerly the John
s. Watson herd.
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Alta Scofield, Victor Robertson, Mary
Rowland, Blanche Snyder, Sprague
Stevens, Ralph Taylor, Geraldine
Marley, jamie Williams and Eva Yam
dell. All of the out of town papers
have not yet been graded so we are
unable to give the complete list of
graduates. They will hold exercises
in the high school, Tuesday evening.
The program has not been completed
as yet. However, T. P. Shanks, the
city superintendent of the Idaho
Falls schools will deliver the address.
There will also be several musical
numbers.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-19
HE WILL PAY YOU

Do you want to take somebody's
note for an obligation? We have all
the kinds, colors and forms of notes
you could wish for. We sell one or
thousand at time. Ask to see
them at The Republican office.
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Eight Grade Honors

Eight Grade HOnors
Thirty-four pupils fro mthe Black
foot eighth grade passed the state
examinations with credit. They are:
Burton Albertson, Archie Ardle, Carr
Beebe, Theron Carruth, Josephine
Caster, Emily Curtis, Martin Dollar,
Arvilla Dowdle, Armoral Faulkner,
Richard Greenwich, Ida Hansen, Fern
Hawley, Lovern Jensen, Ezra Jolley,
Kinsey Keveran, Rozella King, Brad
ley Luton, Emma Mulville, Agnes
Mulville, Slyde Packard, Miriam
Pearson, Goldie Pepper, Thelma Pep
per, Mildly Pew, Elsie Potter, Russell
Roemish, Acil Wright, Harlie Griffee,
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The Great Banquet

The Faculty Junior Banquet for the
Senior Glass of 1915. of the Black
foot High School was given in the
basement of the Baptist church, Fri
day, May u, at seven o'clock. In
the center Of each of the three tables
was a tall mast, from the top of which
were steamers of ribbon in the class
colors, gold and silver, to very at
trative hand painted place cards of
conventional fruit baskets. The
streamers represented the guys and
stays of ship. Principal ]. F. Lewis
very capably acted as toast master.
The program was arranged in the
form of ''The Voyage" and the follow
ing toasts were given:
The Man at the Helm. Stunt.
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lasher at the hotel Taber now.

hasher at the hotel Taber now.
Rex Mitchell is blowing for J. Tay-
lor and Chester Denton, making
ready for the fall seeding.
The Anderson brothers are boast
ing the finest wheat at Taber. They
are not much discouraged by the
damage done by the cold spell.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-19
Cap and Gown

The caps and gowns to be used BY
the Seniors at several commencement
affairs have arrived. The youne
ladies and gentlemen seem to think
that they are very unbecoming, but
we shall soon be given an opportun-
ity to Judge for ourselves.
College Next
A very significant and indeed
gratifying feature of the graduating
class is that large percentage ex-
pect to go to ollege next year.
Ruth Blomqiust expects to attend
college at Ames, Iowa.
Katherine DeKay anticipates at
tending Wellesley or Vassar.
Nora Howard will study at the I'm
iversity of California at Berkeley.
Avery Kennedy will study electri-
cal engineering at the Kansas uni
versity.
Suzy Cherrington expects to take
up a commercial course.
Harold Langdon will go away to
school but has not yet decided where.
Myrna Conkle, Edith Dolan and
Helen Morrell plan on teaching.
Campbell Brown now figures on
going to Perdue.
Fred Hilliard has accepted a posi-
ton with lumber company.
Grace Peck will attend kindergar-
ten training school at Chicago.
Francis Tonne at present antici-
pates attending school at Rockwell,
Illinois.
Lyle Colborn and Ruth Van Blari-
com have not made definite plans.
Altho small class these students
are showing more ambition for high
er education than any previous class
and everyone knows them to be
fine group of boys and girls.
Elocution Readings
The recital given Monday evening
by the members of the public speak
ing class was very interesting and
showed some very good talent. 1t is
hard to say which readings were the
best.
Green Stockings
The Senior class will present
three act comedy, Green Stockings"
Monday night, May %, at the high
school at o'clock. The play is a
comedy from beginning to end, there
is a deep plot, very interesting
story and very good cast. They
have worked long and hard and are
prepared to give very fine produc-
ton and hope that there will be
full house in attendance. The cast
Of characters is as follows:
Grice-a testy old gentle
man -.-------............. Avery Kennedy
Faraday - fashionable,
selfish ..---.-........... Harold Langdon
Colonel Smith-humorous, mill
tary -...-.--....----.....-.. Fred billiard
Robert Tarver-an empty headed
young swell ....... Campbell Brown
Henry Etules ........... Albert Jones
lanes Raleigh ..-......... Lyle Colburne
celia Faraday-an unaffected wo-
man of 20 .....-...... Ruth Blomquist
Martin --..-.---.-..----......-.... Edith Dolan
dadge --.....---...........- Myrna Conklin
evelyn -............-.... Suzy Cherrington
Phyllis charming and pretty ......
--..-..--......-.......... Katherine DeKay
drs. Chrisolin Faraday - quick
tempered ............... Helen Morrell
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-19
Crowded for Room

The committee on buildings and
grounds examined the school prop
erty, Tuesday. They decided that
owing to great increase of enrolment
it would be necessary to use the old
gymnasium for school rooms next
year.
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Seventy people relished the menu

Seventy people relished the menu
of:
Fruit cocktail, bouillon, waters,
spring salad. nut bread and butter.
chicken with mushroom souce, pota-
toes riced, asparagus on toast, hot bis
cults; strawberry ice cream and angel
foot cake; coffee.
At the place of each was silver
colored card on which was printed in
gold letters the menu. the voyage, or
program, and the Senior class roll.
Music was furnished between courses.
Several people were heard to say that
it was the incest social affair they had
ever attended and judging from the
appreciative and enthusiastic reports
from everyone it must have indeed
been very fine.
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The Kings Daughters

Gladys Johnson was hostess at a
meeting of the Kings Daughters,
Tuesday night. After busy meet
ing the young ladies were taken to
the Bon Ton where delightful even
ing was spent with dancing, cooling
refreshments were served. Mrs T.
]. Johnson and Mrs. Cora Henderson
acted as very agreeable chaperons.
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Ladies' Choir Entertained

Mrs. O. Buchanan entertained the
Ladies choir of the First Ward at a
kensington, Thursday afternoon. Each
lady brought a verse or commendable
sentiment which they read during the
afternoon. There were many delight
full thoughts inspired thru them. A
dainty lunch was served. Those par
taking of the afternoons pleasure
were Mrs. R. H. Clayton, Mrs. w. w.
Beck, Mrs. F. C. Parkinson, Mrs. Eff
fie Duke. Mrs. Walter Hoge and Mrs.
V. A, Barrier.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-19
Tennis Tournament

The tennis tournament will be
finished this week. Port Arthur, La
vern Miller, Katherine DeKay and
Lora Martin are the contestants, who
take part in the finals. They promise
to be very exciting.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-19

AO IOuAlo LOuI IFdu0uC Will +DG
finished this week. Port Arthur, La
vern Miller, Katherine DeKay and
Lora Martin are the contestants, who
take part in the finals. They promise
to be very exciting.
The Census Taking
While taking the census the men,
bers of the sociology class heard
many very humorous remarks. There
were several foreign families who
could neither speak nor understand
English and after much difficulty the
pupils obtained the desired informa-
ton. When the census taker was
leaving one home she was called
back by the head of the family. who
had made a grevous mistake by say
ing she had nine children, but upon
second thought remembered that she
was blessed with eleven.
The Rag Carpet Bee
In chapel Friday morning the
members of the public speaking class
presented a farce entitled, 1.-THE Rag
Carpet Bee" 1t is story of country
life. Mrs. Bolton returns from New
York where she has been on a visit.
In great excitement and with a de-
sire to appear very stylish she goes
by mistake to church with her hat on
backwards. She is very much en-
barrassed and decides not to 20 to
the carpet bee and comes to tell the
hostess about it, when she sees two of
the guests coming with their hats on
backwards. The country ladies all
desiring to be as near In fashion as
possible follow the example set by
Mrs. Bolton, in her bewilderment.
The plot thickens and many funny
circumstances arise before they be-
come aware of their folly. They are
given lengthy lecture on the absur-
dity Of picking up with every new
fad and allowing their minds to
dwell on clothes. In the end they all
promise to wear sunbonnets for the
rest OF their lives, which will at least
be sensible. The cast was:
Mrs. Bolton -.--.----....-. Alton Palmer
Aunt Sally Maria ........-..-.........
------.------.... Marguerite Van Aiken
ousan-a very plump maiden.........
------...--.--...-.-. Freda Sollenberger
Nancy-a woman burdened with a
cow and child Francis Tolmie
Laurina Payton-a devotee of
fashion -.--.--..-..-..- Phyllis Hoover
Sarah Simons-an old fashioned
lady -.--...........-.... Myrna Conklin
Mandie- Nancy's daughter ..........
--......-....-.......... Port Arthur |
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SCHOOL NOTES
Governors Talk

Governor Moses Alexander adj
dressed the children of the Irving
and Central school, Monday after
noon at the Central building. The
pupils seemed to enjoy it.
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Episcopal Guild Supper

The ladies of the Episcopal guild
served a most appetizing supper in
the X. Of P. hall, Saturday, from
until s. Lavender and white lilacs
artistically arranged in crystal bas-
kets, formed the centerpice for each
table. Candle light from four candle
labras furnished an effective touch to
the already attractive tables. Altho
the menu was not of as great va
riety as sometimes everything was de-
licious and served in great abundance.
$61 was taken in. In charge of the
serving were Mesdames DeHart, Dus-
tin, e. A. Johnson, C. V. Fisher, Ed
redge, Hazel Bergman, Kirchner.
Marley, MacCosham, Christ, Lee,
Adair, T. J. Johnson, Curtis and Van
Bramer. ...,@
An Evening Out
A party consisting of Bibianna
Kinney, Ora Rogers, Blanche Dunn,
Grace Peck, Margaret Early, Kathe-
rine DeKay, Lula Young, Agnes Hart,
Lorine Tavery and Phyllis Hoover,
and chaperoned by Gertrude Kinney
and Mrs. Hoover, enjoyed Wednesday
evening at the Bon Ton. The dance
parlor furnished very fine amuse-
ment, while refreshments of great
variety. between dances, proved to
be most satisfactory.
Rowland Hall Party
Miss Marie Millick and Miss Gene
We've Millick, who are Seniors at
Rowland hall in Salt Lake, enter
tanned their graduating class with
a very prettily appointed luncheon
at the Newhouse hotel, Saturday. A
white basket of Cecil Drummer roses
formed a most beautiful centerpiece,
from which dainty pink maline
streamers led to the places with a
corsage bouquet for each guest. 20
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-05-25
LARGE CLASS WILL
RECEIVE DIPLOMAS

Lynden's public schools Will
close their doors tits week for The
summer vacation. following a final
week of examinations, picnics and
cio sing ceremonies.
High school graduates will be
given their diplomas this evening It
be school auditorium. An inter
ost;ng program has been arranged.
and all are invited TO attend, as ar
rangements for increased seating
facilities have been made.
The graduates this year are Fran
res Knapp. tvaledi Ernes-
Ina Zweegman, (Salutatorian)
May Burk, Honorable MentionD;
Cecil Jameson, Gale Edison, Albert
Booman, c. Wander Nicer, Clifton
Worthen, Lewis Tromp, Donald
Pace, Cecilia Hathaway. Gertie Olde-
meyer. Matilda De valois. Helen
Wilson. Orel Jackman, Frances
Bloom. Stanley Marks, Lucille Ecker,
Alberta Heap, Elsie Schuyleman.
The graduates and teachers at
ended the Methodist Church Sun
Jay evening in a body. where he
Rev. Paul Ashb- delivered the bac-
alauroate sermon. pointing out
lbly the qualities needed in lifes
work.
The seni5r play occupied the at
ention "Wednesday evening. and
the alumni reception is scheduled
Tor tomorrow night.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-05-25
EVERSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Larson and
daughters Lillian and Vivian de-
parted Thursday morning for Ia
coma where they will visit friends
Mrs. d. Liberty and little grand
daughter, Marguerite Hickey, tt
Bellineham are wishing friends herr
tals week.
Friday evening Mrs. Robt. Ham
ilton was very pleasantly surp iseC
by the following ladies': Mrs. vii
Warner, Mrs. Robert Thompson
Mrs. Lewis Bushby. Mrs. John Todd
an Mrs. J. Simpson. The occasion
was Mrs. Hamilton's birthday. A
dainty luncheon We served before
the ladies departed.
Mr. and Mrs. McElmon of Bel
ingham visited at the Thomp or
home from Saturday until Monhay
Misses Beatta AID Emma Vtngel
entertained Misses Pansy Brunson
GetIie Hoover and Ms. Grace Jor'
den at sarper Tuesday evening.
S. F. Terry of Surge Narrows. B.
is visiting home folks.
Mrs. Brewer and children Of Au.
burn, Wash, is visiting her parents
MIR. and Mrs. c. S. kale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard If Bel.
ipgham were dinner guests at tht
Winemiller home. Sunday.
DR. Frankoviz left Tuesday ;ol
Minnesota to attend the funeral II
his father.
Mrs. Robt. Hamilton visited hel
daughter Mrs. Hitler at Laurel oV
er Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Iverson made {
business trip TO Bellingham Tues
day.
c. Robinson who is employed q
Kendall visited at home Sunday.
The county grader has just eom
plete the grading on Lincoln AM
] Harkness streets.
Monday evening the eighth grad
graduation exercises were held 8
the school auditorium. The elias
furnished the ent ntertainment for IN
evening. Dr.. Mathes and Mr.. Dsv
export gave short addresses. Tn
graduates were: Vineta Du Vail
| Alene Kale, Louise Jones, Olive
Ingersoll, Fred Rensinck and Car
HaUbrok.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-05-25
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The Lynden High School will
old its ANIMAL picnic at the Gulf
Of Georgia next Saturday, May 27.
Al going on the picnic are request
ed to be at Blonden's stone at 7 T.
II.
TIE Seniors picnic will be ;t
White Rock. Member Of the class
ire furnishing the autos for cor
5eyance.
The Alumni VIII entertain the
jeniors Friday evening, May &c, at
the High School.
The Ancient History class had IN
unusually interesting time at the
ecitation period. Monday. Essh
me tried TO person.fy some noted
person in history. A Roman lun@h
vas served at the close of the pc
iod. The guests at the table ate IS
Romans. leaning on their left ell
bow.
The Junior class entertained he
senior class and the High School
-eachers at a $50 banquet and re-
:ertion Friday evening, May 10.
Very enjoyable toasts were given
,y Lester Landau, president of he
Junior class; Cecilia Hathaway.
president of the Senior class: Mr..
:. D. Rockey. class teacher of Jun
iors; and Miss Grace HeadricS,
lass teacher of Seniors. Albert
Boonan acted as toastmaster. The
Juniors further entertained he
Seniors by giving scene in a
'Chool room thirty years hence.
rhe prologue explained the lime
Ind place. while the songs, recita-
ions and other exercises by the
'upils, or Junior class. gave the
lass prophecy anr history. Games,
music by Miss Gilliland, and FAM
ar songs furnished further .nteI-
tainment.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-05-25
VAN BUREN

H. P. Johnson sold his large
he woods at Wickersham for 5000
Mrs. VIM. Rarick and Mrs. o.
Wilcoxson called on Mrs. Henry
Pierce Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Anderson is on he
sick list this week.
Lizzie Connel visited with Anna
Johnson Sunday.
Viola Wilcoxson srent a part Of
last week and Sunday Visiting With
Pearl Nims of Prairie District Su-
mas.
Mrs. Earnest Minis spent few
days last week at the Fl. p. John
son home.
May Heathers spent last week
visiting in Wickersham.
Misses Mabel and Esther Stur-
geon called ON Mildred Wfcoxson
Sunday afternoon.
Ed Hughes visited the Rarick
brothers Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Johnson visit
ed relatives at Bob, Wash, a few
days last week.
II. Pierce and Chester were bust
ness visitors in Lynden Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manus and family
spent Sunday with her parents in
Northwood.
Mr.. Moody of Bellingham and
Mr. Groves of Lynden were dinner
guests at the r. Kirkman home
Sunday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-05-25
NORTHWOOD

Mrs. T. E. Goodman and daugh-
ter Melissa were Bellingham visit
ors Saturday.
Among those who attended the
Baccalaureate sermon in Lynden
sunday evening from here were the
families of F. NJ Bloom and T. f.
Goodman.
Mrs. Ph.lo of Lynden spent FRI
lay at Ms. Hinckley's.
Madsens Thursday.
Decoration Day win be observed
a. the LAX aside cemetery by speak-
ing. singing anf recitations IT ,
o'clock p. N.
Willis Worthen attended The l.
o o. F. convention at Blaine last
saturday.
Mrs. Warren Williamson snd
children spent day at the North
wood Ranca recently.
A successfur ,crrn OF school. of
nine months, closei Monday.
Mrs. Nettie TenLey, the daugh'
ter of Mrs. Louy Antoine Kaline
was buried at The lndian cemeAer.
last Saturday.
Ralph Osg jodby has his new
! house and barn finished and the,
! have moved into their new place.
The friends of Mrs. Curtis Heath
ers were sorry to learn If he
death, few days ago.
W. H. Cole and family ATTENDED
the wedding of Fred Cole and Mi
! Swenson last Friday.
| Mrs. Black of Bayview IS visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. o. Madsen
Miss Grace Black, formerly o
J Seattle, is clerking al the Farmer
Mercantile Co. and making ne
hcme, with her sister, Mrs. Mad
sen.
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'LYNDEN TO HONOR
Blue and GRAY

| Lynden will do honor 10 the
memory of the Blue and the Gray
Tuesday.
Memorial services will be held
Sunday morning at the Methoisi
Church by the Rev. Paul Ashby
and members of the Women's Re-
lief Corps end the G. A. r. will at
tend the ceremony in a body. The
ganizations will meet at the G
A. r. nall Sunday morning Mt nine
O'Clock and march to the church.
On Tuesday morning, they will
again meet at the G. A. r. hall al
the same hour, and will proceed TO
Jameson s Hal where a De oration
Day program will be given. On
tteir way out to decorate the graves
they will stop at the bridge to pay
tribute to those who died at sea.
Tie majority of Lynden's stores
will close at noon, and will give
their employees an opportunity 10
lake part in the afternoons cere-
n.onies. SoEe Of the stores will
be c,osed all day.