In The Goode Olde Days: Twenty Years Ago: The Lynden Tribune September 30,1915. Northwest History. State History. Lodges. City Of Lynden.

In The Goode Olde Days: Twenty Years Ago: The Lynden Tribune September 30,1915. Northwest History. State History. Lodges. City Of Lynden.

Lynden Tribune

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In The Goode Olde Days: Twenty Years Ago: The Lynden Tribune September 30,1915.; In The Goode Olde Days TWENTY YEARS AGO The Lynden Tribune September 30, 1915 John Mulder and John Breckenridge left Sunday for Portland, where they will attend dental college. Beginning October 11, the majority of Lynden's business houses will close their doors at 6 p.m. each day, except Saturday. Saturday will see the opening of the new bridge across the Nooksack, completing the splendid Guide Meridian Road from Bellingham to Lynden. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Waples and Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Serrurier returned Sunday afternoon from a trip to the San Francisco fair, Southern California, and the San Diego fair. Friday evening, the freshman class chose the following boys for their first team in basket ball: Frank Hatley, Fred Hatley, Russell Clowe, Douglas Slade and Clarence Barendse. The Progressive Auto Company's fine new garage was opened for business this month. The building is at the corner of Sixth and Fronts Streets, and is a handsome structure of reinforced concrete. Construction of a cement sidewalk on Fifth Street on the half block facing the Methodist Church will be completed this week. Several of the church members are working on the job, among them the Rev. Paul Ashby. The Parent Teachers Association entertained Tuesday evening at the high school with a delightful reception in honor of the teachers. In the receiving line were Mrs. A. McDaniels, Mrs. D. Mulder, Mrs. George Hall and Mrs. Mark Hammond, and members of the faculty. TEN YEARS AGO The Lynden Tribune October 1, 1925 Peter Koert left this week for Seattle to attend the University of Washington. Steel arrived at the Lynden depot this week to build a spur for loading sugar beets. Mrs. Carrie Mulligan of Seattle is erecting a new bungalow on her property on the corner of the Strandell and Hannegan roads. Valuations in the city of Lynden are steadily forging ahead. The totals for 1925 as reported this week by the county assessor are $654,474, as against $645,434 a year ago. Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Slotemaker a pretty wedding was solemnized, when Miss Agnes Slotemaker became the bride of Joe Estie of Everett. The following officers were elected by the Klatawa Club Friday: President, Nellie Weidkamp; secretary-treasurer, Myrl Brown. New members voted in were Marie Beecher, Mildred Fountain, Anna De Hoogh and Gertrude Wolfe. The following are enrolled in the first grade at the Lynden Grade School: George Cobley, Renus Cook, Benjamin Crabtree, Gerald Crabtree, Robert De Motts, Clyde Gilbertson, Benton Larson, Philip McMahon, Cornelius Noteboom, Edwin Van Dyk, Floyd Pugh, William Renfro, Herman Rickenbacher, Don Ross, Henry Van Ginkle, Orville Weidkamp, Clara Bode, Juanita Bodine, Lena Brink, Dorothy Francisco, Alberta Hawley, Gertrude Haveman, Lennie Jobe, Frances Deobald, Adeline Knittel, Doris Knittel, Virginia Kauffman, Lulu Leake, Dorothy Lewis, May Nelson, Edith Meenk, Joyce Olson, Jeannette Schuyler and Jean Zylstra.

John Mulder

John Breckenridge

Portland

Dental college

Nooksack

Guide Meridian Road

Bellingham

Lynden

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Waples

Mr. and Mrs. P. M

Serrurier

San Francisco fair

Southern California

San Diego fair

Basket ball

Frank Hatley

Fred Hatley

Russell Clowe

Douglas Slade

Clarence Barendse

Progressive Auto Company's

Garage

Concrete

Construction

Methodist Church

Rev. Paul Ashby

Parent Teachers Association entertained

Mrs. A. McDaniels

Mrs. D. Mulder

Mrs. George Hall

Mrs. Mark Hammond

Peter Koert

Seattle

University of Washington

Steel

Lynden depot

Sugar beets

Mrs. Carrie Mulligan

Bungalow

Strandell and Hannegan roads

County assessor

Mr. and Mrs. John Slotemaker

Miss Agnes Slotemaker

Bride

Joe Estie

Everett

Klatawa Club Friday

President, Nellie Weidkamp

Secretary-treasurer

Myrl Brown

Marie Beecher

Mildred Fountain

Anna De Hoogh

Gertrude Wolfe

Lynden Grade School

George Cobley

Renus Cook

Benjamin Crabtree

Gerald Crabtree

Robert De Motts

Clyde Gilbertson

Benton Larson

Philip McMahon

Cornelius Noteboom

Edwin Van Dyk

Floyd Pugh

William Renfro

Herman Rickenbacher

Don Ross

Henry Van Ginkle

Orville Weidkamp

Clara Bode

Juanita Bodine

Lena Brink

Dorothy Francisco

Alberta Hawley

Gertrude Haveman

Lennie Jobe

Frances Deobald

Adeline Knittel

Doris Knittel

Virginia Kauffman

Lulu Leake

Dorothy Lewis

May Nelson

Edith Meenk

Joyce Olson

Jeannette Schuyler

Jean Zylstra

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