The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-09

The ladies Of st. Joseph's Churcl
will hold a Home Baking Sale Of
Saturday, March IL, at the Electri
Light Co. office opposite the Ii
brary from ! to p. N.
The Northwood Potato Club ha
l27 members. The manager Il
meeting with great success in get
ting a list of awards. Those lstel,
contributing are Catherine Harris
Effie Turner, Elder & Pace, r. L
Averill, Star Grocery Co., Franz
Knapp, Arms.rong-Hammond Co.
Van Zon & Powers. Lynden Meal
Market, Lynden State Bank, Bau'
man Implement Co., H. S. Stein
hauer. Whipple's Barber Shop.
A very pleasant dance was given
Friday evening at Odd Fellows hall
by Messrs. Kenneth Heun and
Elzie Tremain. They plan to give
another dance on the 18th, st. Pat
rick's day.
C. D. Hilton will hold q pubic
sale / mile north of the Modern
Single Mill on the Blaine-Lynden
road on Tuesday, Mar. 81. TWEEN
ty-seven head of livestock, includ-
ing good cows, 3 heifer calves,
bull. horses, shoats and brood
| SOW, will be offered beginning at
lilo am, together with the follow
ing property: / double wagon; 2
seated buggy; 2 sets double har-
ness; moving machine and horse
rake; plows; cultivator; stump
puller; separator; and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
Free lunch will be served. The
usual terms will he given. Col. A.
H Westbrook is the auetioneer.
A. A Bauman has opened Max
well Service Station in the Worlow
Machine Shop on Front and Sixth.
and will make his headquarters
there for the sale of Maxwells and
auto trucks.
DR.. S. S. Howe. Oculist and Aur-
LIST. At DR.. Mounter's office Tues
days. Glasses accurately fitted.
The Firemen's building fund
was swelled $50 by the minstrel
show, after all bills were paid. The
department has issued invitations
to those who made the show a sue
cess to a banquet Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hammond
and Mrs. l.. C. Wright attended a
recital in Bellingham Friday night.
The finals to the Junior declam-
atory contest will be held Mar. 81.
]. Gunst of Nobleforte, Alberta,
ia visiting his father-in-law. L.
Pode, In Lynden this week. Mr..
Gunst was delegate from the
Monarch Church TO the Everett
Chassis.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Benz.
Tuck, Mar. 2, a girl.
H. Van Prooyen left this week
for Montana.
C. c. Singer, principal OF the
Ncrthwood school, was in Lynden
Saturday arranging for prizes in
the school potato contest.
The Lynden Lumber Company's
big plant opened up last Monday
after being shut down over The
cold weather.
The Farmcra Mercantile Co. was
close to tho winner in the award
ing of contracts for supplies for The
county home this week. The sue
cessful bid was made by Belling-
ham house at $3O0.14. The Lyn-
den store was third, with a bid of
$314, exactly forty-five cents high
er than the second bidder. From
that point, the bids ranged way
upward. to $32179 submitted by a
county mail-ordcr house. and
$34S.l2 by the Fairhaven Cash
Grocery, the firm that used to get
all the county home business until
the competitive system was started.
he hldldWdS WcIS SheSieo
last night by Misses Irene Krouse
and Darleen Hcrkness AT the Hark-
ness home.
Messrs. Hickey, Baldwin, Bate
man, Topping. Shoop. Bay, Russo,
Anderson and Davis travelled TO
Bellingham Monday night to attend
an l. o. o. F. celebration in honor
of Grand Master Wilson.
Mrs H. H. Jameson and Mrs.
Z w. Loring entertained delight
fully. for Kensington Club men,
hers and their husbands Friday
evening. The beautiful new jam
ieson home was PRETTY decorated
with national colors. Five hund-
red was played during the evening,
and a dainty luncheon was served
at midnight. Besides the club
members and their husbands pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Fras-
ieI, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Smith,
Dr. and Mrs. Birney of Ferndale,
Miss Tilda Tromp. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Biehler, and Mr. 8. h.
Lewis.
AS soon as you get your enroll
ment blank, have 1t registered at
once. The fun begins soon.
ARMSTRONG-HA MMOND co