According to an anniversary genealogy book put out by the City of Blaine, WA for their 100 year anniversary:

pg 84
"We would like also to remember the following people whose names were mentioned by old timers but about whom we were unable to gleam enough material.
Dan Arntz, Mr. Arnold, Emil Barron, Frank Bartsch, E.E. Beart, Mr. Bingham, George Brown, W.W. Carter, D.H. DeCan, James ad Juston Door, George Elliiott, Orville Epsy, Mr. Evans, Lewis Flowers, Mr. Hamley, Captain Horn, Dave Larsen, The Lindsey brothers, Mr. Marr, CHARLES NORTON, George Perley, Mr. Perry, W.R. Pettibone, Thomas Savings, Mr. Stillwell, Henry Stoltenberg, Ed Thomas, Mr. Thurlow, Frank Whittier, Al White, Alfred Wilson and Andrew Westland.
Let it be understood that there were others.

pg 85
"Christmas 1885
For a picture of Christmas and social doings on Dakota Creek, we have the account which appeared in the Bellingham Revielle, January 16, 1885.
'On Christmas Eve we had a Christmas tree and social gathering at the Union Schoolhouse. Santa Claus (Mr. Norton) [this would be Charles Huntoon Norton my gg grandfather] was present and everyone old and young received a present. Previous to the distribution of the presents there was speaking and singing. After the business of the trees was over the room was cleared and dancing began, which lasted until the 'wee sma' hours' with a short intermission at midnight when supper was announced at Mr. Arndt's, a short distance from the schoolhouse."

According to an anniversary genealogy book put out by the City of Blaine, WA for their 100 year anniversary:

pg 84
"We would like also to remember the following people whose names were mentioned by old timers but about whom we were unable to gleam enough material.
Dan Arntz, Mr. Arnold, Emil Barron, Frank Bartsch, E.E. Beart, Mr. Bingham, George Brown, W.W. Carter, D.H. DeCan, James ad Juston Door, George Elliiott, Orville Epsy, Mr. Evans, Lewis Flowers, Mr. Hamley, Captain Horn, Dave Larsen, The Lindsey brothers, Mr. Marr, CHARLES NORTON, George Perley, Mr. Perry, W.R. Pettibone, Thomas Savings, Mr. Stillwell, Henry Stoltenberg, Ed Thomas, Mr. Thurlow, Frank Whittier, Al White, Alfred Wilson and Andrew Westland.
Let it be understood that there were others.

pg 85
"Christmas 1885
For a picture of Christmas and social doings on Dakota Creek, we have the account which appeared in the Bellingham Revielle, January 16, 1885.
'On Christmas Eve we had a Christmas tree and social gathering at the Union Schoolhouse. Santa Claus (Mr. Norton) [this would be Charles Huntoon Norton my gg grandfather] was present and everyone old and young received a present. Previous to the distribution of the presents there was speaking and singing. After the business of the trees was over the room was cleared and dancing began, which lasted until the 'wee sma' hours' with a short intermission at midnight when supper was announced at Mr. Arndt's, a short distance from the schoolhouse."