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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10
QutcmobtIernes DIRE.

Sra Stem yorf berettes Den 4be
Sanuar: Sislge Ell igaar al SEA,
tional Si9bpap Yrotectipe Societp"
offentliggiort SEAPORT blep 1881
Wenneifer / 9sbet al glarct 1921
br9bt al Illtomobiler / 0ep Sort
Stat, Hen Yorf Giip inobeiattet
Sette er BET bsieite Intal al Dtotur.
ulpffer, iom bar funbct Steo / Sta.
ten. Intalet al Yerioner, Tom blet
brGbt al Motortrlcfs % Nutomobi,
Ter bar 452 beiere ero / 1920.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10
Yrufcsior Sbepbur 6. Sleacn G

Samline llniueriitet, ct. Saul, talt(
paa CT Msoe al american SiItorical
Societp, iom nplig bolotes / ct.
2ouis. San crflGreOe, at iibell
1915 bar oOer pa @iaion Sfanri'
naper p%opanoret til Oe Soreneor
Gtater. De fleite al bisie SnOpan'
trcrc ilpg fig fsrit neo / Sainois,
Eucrira De iprcote Jig oper ben moro
ltgc MiSiisiippioal, Ipecielt / Wiu'
re Iotd, 8iScunlin, Soma og 0afo'
tQernc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10
Den nYe Republic.

Sislge.cn ~oiiiciel Snoberetnins til
Observation-Disclosures / @aibin9tor
ira oen amerifanife Wiiniltcr / Son.
buras bar Den me Gentralamerifat.
ifc HepublifS propiioriife Iaao no.
itcOt en- Snbfalbelie al De 9eputerebe
ira Guatemala, S%onburas og Salpa.
Dor til Ct Wsbe | Sisucioalpa, Son
ouraS, De isrite 10 Gage al Sanuar
/ oct giemeb at banne en- permanent
lopaipenoe 5oriamlins for Den npc
Hepublif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10
Vorronafronife.

Ten befienbtc ipenife Sangerinbs
% Songlrrcrinoe Iuguita 2br-
iirem. Hcnarb, Den befienotc Sm.
p,csIario Sreb >. HenarbS Suitrll,
cfgif pcb GsOen i Ien Yorf, meS.
tcIcr "0ttiiftioning ior amerifaS
Spcnifar".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10
81 nurIfc NilitrrHppere fonmer

no paa 8aarcn til at plsie 2uftcn /
% omfring Seattle. Oct err Ser
geant Gob Iabl pg 9sitnant Oscar
Smbal, iom ifal bare meo Imllnb,
len til Norbpolen. 9egge pelltes Der
til 9pen fsrit paa Hptaaret. SORT
nGUntc ifal ogiaa pGre S9rOcna
Eaoiotclegraiiit o. Silmsoptager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10

gar meget nerDbS. Seq pleieOe
at bore iaa nerpss, at init belle Sege.
me rpltebe," ifriuer Sr. Salpor So
COHEN ira &enpon, Ninn. Seq iop
meeet libet, bapoe iftgen Ippetit pg
aft bpao ieg iptite, foraariageoe frpg.
telige Smerter / min Wape. Seq bar
oaiaa pla9et meo Sorltoppelie og
Smerte / min Rpg. Seq foniulereoe
forlfieaige SGger % prspebe ale
Slags Webiciner, lloelt at BET bialp.
Saffet bore Or. 8eters &llrifo er
ice blcpcn befriet for ollie mine Ylas
ger og er rlt / bcbite gelgaaenoe. "
DC merfuprbige Hei,tltater ppnaoeOe
beo grllgen al Bette bersnlte llrtemio,
Del ifplOes bets Snbpirfning paa Sor-
osielieS. % neutrality-suspicious.; oct
fierner ~uOnptteoe % forb9rpe0a
Stoffcr % bi9lper Hatllren meo at
opbpgge iterfe Nerper OF ifabe MT,
riat, rsot glob. Or. Ecters &urifo
bliper life iolgt al Ipptefere, men
leperes al ipecielle N9enter, aniatte
al Or. Setter Sabrncp & Cons 60,
25O1 @aibington @lpb., Chicago
Sn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10
Stort Jrrieationsproieft

Sra Sis Ingeles, Galif., berettes
oer 5te Sanuar: Gn Sperensfomit,
Der tiliister Oprettelien al ct Srriga.
tionsbiitrift omfattenoe en- balp Mtil.
lion McreS - mrtligens oct itsrite /
lit Slags / California = afiluttebes
Der igaar mellem HeprGientanter for
WfiGer & 9l,r og ct gntal minbre
2anoeiere.
s oct forelaaeoe Srrigationsois
itrift ifal inbgaa DC al Wiaer & Cur
eiebe 9anbitrPfninger paa tiliamne1l
noget pier 100000 Icrcs, % iom
oct er 8lanen ifal opoeles / minore
Earcener.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10
Iaitpr Z. Gaifbero. ,or, bptieu

Wcnigbcoen / San Ycbro pg Gong
@cad), Gal, blep 5reoaJ Den 2oet
Gcrrmbcr bragt paa Seaiioe Soipi.
Ial / Gong 9cadl, Iioenoe al @linb.
iormsbetGnoelie. San bar eien-
rcmgaaet to Sperationer % bans
Silitanb er nleget alporlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10
Oamper fra Jslauo.

Gen i9lanOife Camper "2o9arioiS"
onfom ben ste Salrllar til 9rooflp,,
ira &epfiauif, Sslano, eiter Den
itormiltl0eitc Hciie / jim Siitorie.
0ampcrcn bar ell geiPtnina al As
Wanb og meobragte 70 Yasiagerer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10
i Winnciutn bilturiifc SCREENINGS

NtpltpfDer par DER touc0cll Utter.
q oobent Wsoc UNDER oen lpenife
Liitorilfc Screening / Imerifas al.
ipicier. Saler bleu bolOt al @eie.
IteretSas icsior Inorem Solt oa ~.
liitcrcnOc SrofeSipr ! Siitorie peo
l!niucriitctct Sr, George M. etc.
pbcnion iamt Me0Iemmer al ocn
Ipcnifc biitoriife Sorening. Mo!l
Liable iamtioig Nnlebning til at BEE
enOel al bcn iucnife Screenings 9i.
hliotbcf paa ouer 5000 Sino, ser
llgca at pRre BET iltlOltrnoiaIte i
&erocn. Get er opcrIoot / Winne.
iota biitoriife Screenings Iaret9gt
% blipcr MI oroltct % fotalosiierct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10

r9r st. &anIom, q. g., % Haitpr
8. s. Welom Eierpont, 9. 9, o1
aiaitor u. $. Melol, Gcblen, .. 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10
Yrpi. Garl 4. Welpm Spb. Iii

Hrui. Carl i. Welom Spo. Sio.
lieere 29rer / Spanif peo Minnc.
ioia ltniperiitet, Erof. Garl i. Die
luIll, err Den 2Obe December at9aaet
peo IsOen / Sresno, Galii. Iiosoe
tor isot / Sranflin, Winn., 26be
Suni 1874, Ssn al Yaitor Soban.
Les Saluorien % Suitru, isbt Na.
rie Sperion Sptta. San frefpeutc.
rcOe Geo @ing Seminar fra 1852
til 1896, fit gacaltureate. @rabe,l
reo Winneiota unipcriitct / 1901
% Wasiitereraoen / 1902. San
iruOercoe iaa / ii Wtaaneoer PEI
Sprbonne % TO andre llniperiitctcr
i Sranfriae. San ipccialiiercbe /
romantic Sprog. San baooe tibli.
9ere | ct Tar aar p9ret 2Grer pal
8bilippinerne. 5 1904 blcp ban
aniat iom Sprer / ipanif peo Win.
nciota llniucriitet % pirfcbe Der
ill 1918. San par / t9l4-I6
2Grer peo Selaub Stanforo Timber.
iitet % iioit peo State 3ea1erS
college / oct ipoli9e California.
Grof. Melom ooerlepes al Suitru {.
@mma Sane Eottcr, og Born. San
bar ire grsore, Soici &. SaIporien,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10
TNorS-Norge", observation-disclosures

TNurS-Norae", NorolanoSlagets
i'lcnrmmer, uofom ier Sui meb ct
rent og inbboloSrigt Seitc. Suling
.. gaumann, Sfriftets Geoaftsr,
tar ct Gigt, "0tarS SltIeItierne",
Iantt Ell elise, "Iin fsrite Si5.
fuab", % Den ganlle NOrbl9noing
9tifooemllS TcOcrienS "6srite Sui
/ 0ltltth" or bcIfrepet al Sobn Seit-
mann, Der ogiaa optreOer nleo ct
0igt, "Seitmanocn", iaint iom
Webforiotter al ct anoct 0iJt,
"0raugens Sropa". Sc sprias
@iOragspoere er: 3. e. Islpaag,
"GiGtct ON Sncrren~; Ssrgen s.
@ola, "lllpffen / Sanbiumoupr";
s.. Sc. 9auicr, Gen oeenoe Wor";
81. I. altern "Sieorm.2ars"
Ibos NorOneiS, Gil Ior" oo
"Wtin isrite 9oiotrciic"; Slaf g
Slion, Sra 5infongficilen"; ..
Horitab, "gn aur for Sfrpt". 9es-
nben er Der eli Irtifd ON Horo.
lunbsnlalcren 8igeoabl pa enoel
minore StDffer. Ser or ooifiuigt
pofre 9iaeoer. b.Ior9c"s
Sorrctninssisrer er Taitor 5. Sta.
gen, Superior, @iS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10

G!smortb Glanien, Guerett, @aIb.,
1acrcoc 9Grer al cit Carnegie WtcS.
alie for at bauc rcooet Ell Nallo, req
set Ell arlOcn gamnlel Spr peo Naun
SpanIon noe peo Snalts Srail al
pi9te Wanoog, men bar ogiaa iclu
nrr pro at orufnc. Spanion funNc
life TONNE llO al Strsmmcn, %
Glallicn itprtet Jig mo for at bipl'
re bant. Sfinllegallgcn Dor liSc
leo, men Sfinllernc bare bang, oJ
oa Dc font JIG op paa Dem, ramlci
cgiaa DC llcO i Tanoet. Otter en-
Stunb fom DC til ct SrG, bppr o.
bang foit inotil DC blep rcbOet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10
Yaa ct Meoe Ion forriue SreOu,

Eaa ct Msoe ion forrige SreOaJ
aitcn boloteS / BET norife Selifab /
Srooflpr, blep Ser UNDER megeil
Scgeiitring beililttet at pprette ct
Gfiflub / Seem gorf. Stemningeii
oar paa 5orbaano Bit goot opar.
bciNet pcO Irtifler / "gtoroiif &.
rcnOe" og pco prioat IgIfation, %
Ger iremmeote ialt SO Serrer ionl
ianltlioe te9net JIG iom WeoIemmer
/ ben npe Organization. ut ogiaa
Gmcrifanerne er interesieret / SO.
rctagenbet frcmgaar al at Isiocia-
tcb Ercs bapoe Ell HeprGientant ill.,
iIcoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10

Reducerede Taxter for vinteren-nu ikrat.
Mole Forbindelser til allie Stederi
Norge og Danmark. God Mad ogi
Overflod al der. Afdelte Bekvem.
meligheder. Stor D~9ksplads. Al den
Komfort som ct moderne Dampskib
byder.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-10

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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
FAST CANADIANS TO
PLAY HERE TONIGHT
Adanac Team of New Westmins.
ter Coming To Retrieve Defeat
of Last Season

A large crowd is expected to
be on hand tonight when the
whistle blows to start the big
basketball game between the
Lynden Athletic Association team
and the Adanac Club of New
Westminster.
The game will start at 500
p. m. in the high school gym
nasium.
This game was to have been
played on Friday night, but ow-
ing to other social events, the
date was changed to tonight,
Thursday.
The Adanac Club is composed
of most of the players who were
here last year with the Mohawk
Club. To those who saw that
game, no explanation of the play
ing ability Of the Canadians is
needed. They are coming with
the hopes of avenging their 3S
to 32 defeat last year.
Owing to a misunderstanding
as to the day of the game, Lyn-
den did not go to Blaine Tues
day evening. However, the As
sociation team will play the fast
Blaine high school team here
next Wednesday evening, jan
uary 3.
The Lynden high school girls
team will meet the Meridian
girls tonight as preliminary to
the main contest.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
PALMER FAMILIES ENJOY
FINE CHRISTMAS REUNION

The G. A. r. Hall was the
scene of a large family gathering
Monday when six brothers and
sisters and their children, grand
children and great grandchildren
gathered to enjoy the day togeth-
er. The six were w. w. Palmer.
S. l.. Palmer, Mrs. F. A. Rogers
of Custer, Mrs. Nellie Mace, M.
F. Palmer and George Palmer of
Glendale.
Other members of the family
present were Mrs. w. w. Palmer,
Mrs. George Palmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Hintz of Vancouver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Langdale and
three children. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
fred Satterthwaite, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Lansing, jamie, Wilfred
and Jack Brassell, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E. Scribner and Dorman and
Haskell Scribner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parent and baby of Seattle, Clair
Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Swope and two daughters Mabel
and Elsie, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Schellhorn and four daughters
Reese, Nellie, Grace and Pauline,
Loran Mace, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Rogers and Fred, George, Clar-
ence, jamie, Mabel and Grace
Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Rog-
ers, Lyman and Florence Rogers.
Gordon and Mildred Rogers, of
Custer, Mrs. Matte Anderson and
son Floyd and little Bobbie Dun
can.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
THE JUBILEE

(From the Bellingham Herald)
The Jubilee" of the Whatcom
County Dairymen's Association.
held here, brought out ample
proof that one of the biggest
Christmas presents in Whatcom
County is presented by the COW.
Her butter production alone for
the year just closing was almost
500 tons, and the aggregate
sales Of dairy products reached
the enormous total of 81, 100000,
half of which was made in this
county. That record, Of course,
was produced only by members
of the association, and does not
constitute the aggregate county
business. which is even greater,
| but it shows how important the
dairy industry is becoming in the
county. The individual dairy
man, averagely speaking, finds
right side of the ledger at time
when all branches of agriculture
are suffering somewhat for lack
of credits and because of low
prices. President Harding, from
the beginning of his administra-
tion, has encouraged cooperative
marketing for the farmer as the
surest solution of the farm prob
lem. The farmers Of Whatcom
county-or at least the dairymen
have made a rather unique
success in applying the co-opera-
tive principle. Possibly that is
one reason why they can "jubi-
lee."
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
EVERSON CANNERY REPORTS
HIGHLY PROSPEROUS SEASON

The Kale Canning Co. of Ev-
erson shipped the last of their
immense bean pack last week
Over 142 tons OF beans were
packed into 4931 cases OF No. 2's
and 5493 cases of No. los. A
net price of two and one-half
cents a pound was paid the grow
er.
Their pack of local fruits and
vegetables amounted to $4,000
cases which is considered good
for the bad year for berries.
l. $41,3OO was paid to local
cowers for fruit; $4,000 was
expended for labor; $5,131 for
box shocks and $2,196 for local
freight.
Plans are being made for
next year to pack the largest
amount in the history of the can
merry, the outlook for a bumper
berry crop being exceptionally
bright. 1t is possible that other
vegetables besides beans may be
canned.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
DAIRY SALES REACH
OVER $1,5OO,OOO.0O
Associations Business For 1921
Will Go to Big Figure; Crab.
tree and Jacobsen Nominated

That the sales of the What
com County Dairymen's Assoc
iation for 1922 will reach over
million and a half dollars. was
the estimate made for the mem
bers at their meeting Saturday
in Bellingham by Manager c. C.
Davis.
A total OF 100000 pounds
of butter was manufactured, and
100000 pounds of powdered
milk.
During the 1Ok months that
the cheese plant has been in op-
GRAFTON, 10000 pounds OF Oar
igold cheese has been manufac-
tured.
B. C. Crabtree and Nels ia
cobsen of Lynden were nominated
for director of the association.
Mr.. Crabtree's term will expire,
and the election will be held in
January.
A highly optimistic tone con-
cerning the dairy situation is
sounded in the following New
Years message sent out by the
officers of the Association:
People Of the United States are
consuming more and more dairy
products each year.
This fact has been firmly es-
tablished.
It is also we'll known that we
have had from year to year a
large increase in production. But
the actual use and consumption is
continually Outstripping dairy
production.
The proof of this is the very
small quantity of butter and
cheese remaining in cold storage
houses. There Is less at this
time than there has been at any
corresponding period of years.
Further proof is found in the
fact that dairy products are
bringing very high prices; that
the farmers are getting more for
their milk and cream.
There are but two articles on
the farm today that are bringing
a price far in excess Of pre-war
prices-milk and cream.
No farmer should depend upon
|one or two crops. He should so
diversity his work that his labor
and management should always
bring an income.
There is no business that pro-
misses a better future for the far
mer than that of dairying. We
call the attention of bankers, CT
vic organization and public spirit
ed men to this situation in order
that arrangements can be made
to finance farmers for the pur-
pose of enabling them to in
crease their herds.
We hope this will be mes
sage of cheer for the new year.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
MANY LYNDEN PEOPLE
PURCHASE FORD CARS

N.TW. Robertson, Lynden Ford
dealer, has made many deliveries
of new cars in the past sixty
days, an indication of general
local prosperity.
The following is the list of
buyers.
Will TJoelker, touring; Harold
Bennett, touring; j. A. Daven-
port, touring:
c. Gorseman, sedan: Robert
Bowles, touring; G. A. Abel,
touring; Frank Kuipers, sedan;
N. O'Brien, coupe.
Miss Margaret Burpee, tour
ing;-J. E. Watkinson, touring;
w. H. Hunt, touring; w. F. Dill
lon, sedan; Sam Bajema, touring;
A. G. Westlund, touring.
j. e. McSorley, touring; G. N.
Atkinson, sedan; p. ]. Eiene,
coupe; w. B. Craig, coupe.
Charles Schuyler, touring; H.
F. Harvey, touring; Ira Stauffer,
touring; E. e. Talmadge, touring.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
LINDEN PEOPLE
GO TO "HEN" SCHOOL
Many Attend Poultry Courses at
Laurel Under Direction OF
State Experts

Lynden poultrymen by the doz-
en- are attending the Whatcom
County Poultry School now be-
ing held at the Meridian High
School under the direction Of
H. B. Carroll, jr., county agent,
with extension experts OF the
State College in charge.
The school auditorium has been
crowded at the opening sessions.
Lectures have been given by w.
d. Buchanan and Mrs. George
r. Shoup on the problems Of
incubation, Matching, and feed
ing for egg production.
The following Is the program
for tomorrow's session:
Friday, December 20th
9:45 A. M. Accredited Hatch
cries and Trapnesting," w. D..
Buchanan.
11:OO A. M. Common Poultry
Diseases" DR.. w. T. Johnson,
Veterinarian, Western Wash
ington Experiment Station.
1900 Lunch.
1890 p. M. Poultry Diseases, ;"
lIilustrdleu) III. w. l.
son.
1:30 P. M. Egg Record Keep
ing," A. d. Foster, President
Whatcom County Poultry As
sociatiOn.
200 P. M. Question Box.
The program will start prompt
ly at 9:45 A. M. and close at
3.15 p M Every pOultryman Is
requested to bring a lunch. Hot
coffee may be secured If desired
at the school.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
SIX ARRESTED FOR
USING DIP-NETS
Two Lynden Men Plead Guilty
and Four Plan Fight in Courts
on Question

What may develop into test
case of the law which prohibits
a citizen from dipping salmon
from the Nooksack River for his
own use, while canneries can pull
them out by the ton, was started
at Lynden Thursday with the ar
rest of Joe Shoop, Carl Boice,
George Abbott and Lawrence AS
am by a county game warden.
The men were charged with
using a dip-net in violation of
the law.
When they refused to appear
in justice court and plead guilty,
they were held in the county
Jail for short time until a
hearing could be arranged.
On Saturday, they pleaded
mot Guilty" before Judge Ed
Hardin.
Steve Woudenberg and Joe Ell
enbaas, who were arrested at
the same time, pleaded guilty
before Justice Heaton in Belling-
ham, and were fined $40 and
costs each.
The gross unfairness Of the
law in discriminating against the
individual citizen catching a fish
for his own use, while the big
canneries can haul them in by
the thousand to sell, has aroused
the Lynden district, and fight
will be carried into the courts,
it now appears. The four Lyn-
den men have employed attorneys
and a war fund will be raised
locally
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
TO REPEAT CHRISTMAS
MUSIC AT Nj. e. CHURCH

Christmas services at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church were held
last Sunday. The following spe-
cial music was rendered at the
morning service:
Good Tidings," Adams-M.
Waddilove and choir.
"Thee We Adore" Lorenz-
Mildred Fountain, Rita jamie
son, Nellie Jeffcott, Bernice
Craig, Mertha Bostwick, and
Choir.
"The Herald Angels Sing"
Lorenz-P. R. Jeffcott and Choir.
Mrs. L. c. Wright, Director.
Mrs. M. H. King, Pianist.
Several requests have been
made that the special music Of
the morning be repeated at the
morning service next Sunday
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
1923 COMMUNITY
CALENDAR READY
Folder Will Be Mailed
Through District by Business
and Professional Men

An attractive and useful cal
endar will be mailed out this
week to the homes of the Lynden
district as the gift of the business
and professional men of Lynden.
This is Lynden's second COM
munity calendar, indicating
fine spirit of cooperation on the
part of the local men. No in
dividual names appear on the
calendar, which bears the simple
legend, Presented With Holiday
Greetings by the Business and
Professional Men of Lynden.
Washington"
The calendar has cool green
background, on which a colOrful
Western scene appears. Devised
cleverly as a folder, it opens up
in use, and gives the information
of the dates, together with a
journal record of the business
of the home and the farm, and
space for miscellaneous items of
the daily routine, or for diary
purposes.
Tables are-also offered for the
listing of any monthly records
of special items such as milk.
eggs, butter, etc, on the farm.
Pages also provide for the
years recapitulation of Income
Tax information, breeding rec
ords, and memoranda and special
addresses.
Weather forecasts, and general
farm information, are included
on the calendar.
The committee that was In
charge of the selection of the
calendar this year was composed
of Y. H. Tromp, J. w. Stearns,
and F. E. Knapp.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
Entertains at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Palmer
entertained at dinner Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Langdale and three
children of Vancouver, B. c., Mr..
and Mrs. Wilfred Satterthwaite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Satterthwaite
of Concrete, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Hintz and daughter Of Vancou-
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Lancing
of Bellingham, and jamie, Will
fred and Jack Brassell of Van
couver. The Brassell children
will remain with Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer until after New Years
day.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
LYNDEN ROMPS
AWAY WITH GAME
Defeats Ferndale by 55 to o
Score; To Meet Mt. Baker on
January 12

Lynden's high school team ad-
vanced one step further toward
basketball championship honors
Friday evening at the local gym
nasium, when they overwhelmed
the fast Ferndale squad by a
SIS to 9 score.
Lynden had the jump through
out the game, and showed excep-
tionally clever team work. The
entire team showed to advantage.
Ferndale was able to make but
four field goals, so vigorous was
the defense put up by Lynden.
In the girls game, Ferndalc
won % to IA, after an exciting
contest.
Lynden's next game is with
Mt. Baker at Mt. Baker January
~.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
Yuletide Guests Dined

Christmas guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Worthen included
their daughter Elsie from Che
ney, Mr.. C. F. Worthen, Miss
Edith Kimball, Mrs. Anna Ber-
thusen of Bellingham, Mr.. The
odore Tobiasson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gustin and Ralph and
Ruth and Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Worthen and little daughters
Marjoly and Elaine.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
MRS. RINEHART HEADS
LYNDEN ROYAL NEIGHBORS

The Royal Neighbors elected
officers Saturday as follows: Or
acle, Lauretta Rinehart; vice or
acle, Mrs. Ed. Fisher; chancellor,
Hattie Leake; inner sentinel,
Florence Leake; outer sentinel,
Lottie Knittel; trustee for three
years, Cora Alexander.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
MODERN WOODMEN ELECT
ARTHUR BRUINS CONSUL

At the last regular meeting of
the Lynden Camp of Modern
Woodmen of America, the follow
ing officers were elected for the
coming term:
Arthur H. Bruins, consul; Chas.
Schelin, past consul; Geo. Bruce,
adviser; Leslie White, banker;
Geo. Leake, clerk; Ray Snyder,
escort; Otto Knittel, watchman !;
Walter Leake, sentry.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
MISS ALICE RIEWALD
STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE

While walking along the de-
pot road Saturday evening Miss
Alice Riewald, guest at the Ho-
vinga home, was struck by an
auto driven by Peter Kragt, and
received quite serious injuries
including several cuts about the
head,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-28
Entertained at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lund en-
tertained at Christmas dinner
for Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Tremain
and son Russell OF Bellingham,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Lund, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Mutchler and sons
Walter and Ralph, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Gilman, Mrs. j. w. Tremain,
Sr., and little Glenn Lund.