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Records of Whitman County
Record of Instruments filed for rec
ord in the otlieo of the auditor of
Whitman county, Friday, October <.
1910.
Deeds
Jas. M. Atkins to Fred J. U*4g*
leu vi ux, aW.4, except, 13-14-4 -1,
tract in eeq 14-14-44, $9600.
J. M. Atklni to O. i. liittle, pt
swq 13-14-44, pt sen 14-14-44, $7400.
T. H. Spriagnieyer to Margaret
tspiiiit,...' .■ „ pi lot iv, b.K 11,
Fitch a add, Palouas, $10.
Frank C. Reed et ux to A. D. Vlev
ins, pt 27-19-44, $4630.
Moretz Peterson to Friederike Pe
terson, lot 30, pt lot 31, blk 14, Ro
salia, $5000.
Railway Land & Improvement Co.
to Chas. O. Wilson, lots 1, '1,2 3, i,
blk 14, t»eauhvey of Steptoe, $110.
Chaa. U. Wilson ct ux to Bvena
Lam ber, lot 4, blk 49, iota 11, 13,
13, 14, blk 19, resurvey of Steptoe,
$200.
Railway Land & Improvement Co.
to Cans, O. Wilson, lota 10, 11, blk
46, lota 11, 12, 18, 14, blk 18, lot
4, blk 49, resurvey of Steptoe, $200.
Frank Willoughby, admr., to Sam
uel Ailor, lota 1, 14, blk 11, J hu
son $200.
Miles Frey el ux to Benj. Aisup,
lots 9,10, blk 3, Avenue add, Colfax,
$SOO.
Geo. W. Thompson et al to Alex
ander li. Lynch, nil seq 35-16-44, $1.
Alexander 11. Lynch et ux to Geo.
11. Miller, wh uwq 30-10-44, neq 35
-10-44, in. seq 35-10-44, $10,000.
ileal Mortgages
Oliver It. Thompson et ux to li.
W. Thompson, lot 6, bik 6, Ream j
2nd ami, Pullman, $110.
O. 1. Hittle et ux to J. M. Atkins,
pt swq 13-14-44, pt seq 14-14-44,
$3700.
A. U. Blevius et ux to Ed. ttoberts,
pt 2 7-19-4 1- lots 4, 5, blk 34, Oakes
dale $2000.
A. D. Blevina et ux to P. A. Da
vis, pt 27-19-44, lots 4, 5, blk 34,
Oakesdale, $452.
Fred J. Hedglen et ux to Jus. M.
Atkins, swq 13-14-44, except, pt seq
14-14-44, $4800.
S. F. Hllllard et ux to M. Q. De
bord, sh nwq, uh swq 24-13-44,
$4800.
Asa A. White et ux to Milton G.
Debord el al, eh neq 10, nwq 11-13
-4.., $5000.
Walter 11. Wilt et ux to Jno. Hart,
lot 6, blk 1, Myrick's add, Colfax,
$500.
Ceo. M. Miller et ux to Alexander
11. Lynch, wh nwq 36-16-44, neq 35
-16-44, nh seq 35-16-44, $8000.
Chattel Mortgages
C. F. Anderson to Herman Junke,
livestock, Impdements, $552.
Wm. D. Ragon to Bank of Winona,
livestock, wagon, crop on wh nwq 20
-17-39, ?500.
Ed Byers to J. A. Robeson, live
stock, 600 bushels wheat on swq 28
-19-42, $317.
Andrew Leach to Shoudy Bros.,
250 bushels wheat on nh neq 30-18
-3 D, $100.
Releases
Elizabeth M. Harvey to E. David
son, real mtg.
Neal Cheetha into Mario) Snyder,
partial release real mtg.
Jno, G. Gibs m to Asa O. White,
real mtg.
Chas. E. Scriber to Geo. Hardy et
al, chat; to Roy Zaring, chat.
National Bank to J. W Pearsol,
chat.
Conditional Bills of Sale
National Cash I later Co. to \V.
T. Graham, register, $75.
Miscellaneous
Geo. W. Larue to the public, affi
davit.
Advance Thresher Co. to the pub
lic, affidavit of renewal of chat.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1910
Deeds
Peter Proff et ux to Temple A.
Turnley, lots 3, 4, 5, 6, blk4, Proff's
2nd add, Rosalia, $410.
J. C. Lawrence and wife to C. E.
Averill, tract in 4-17-44, $1000.
Milwaukee Land Co. to M. C. Mor
row, lot 12, blk 22, Maiden, $150.
Real Mortgages.
Temple A. Turnley et ux to Whit
man County National Bank, lots 3,
4, 5, 6, blk 4, Proff's 2nd add. Ro
salia, $197.
Geo. W. .Manring et ux to L. Stock
man, lot 8, blk 44, Holbrook's add,
Garfield, $700.
Wallace Doty et ux to Emma E.
Thayer, lot IS, Squires & Gaddls'
subdivision of lots 4, 5, 6, 7, blk 2,
Lawrence & Holbrook's add, Pull
man, $1500.
Chattel Mortgages
Jay R. Lee to Colfax State Bank,
livestock, Implements, $1000,
P. W. Burns to First State bank
of Garfield, livestock, Implements,
crop on pt 6-18-45, $550.
Frank H. Scott to Gaston Billions,
livestock, 1000 bushels wheat on 13
-18-40, $760.
8. A. Johnson to Jno, Terhune,
livestock, 2-3 crop on nwq 7-18-41,
$440.
W. A. Blrdsell to John Terhune,
• livestock, crop on nwq 4-17-41, $530.
' EMssssa
11. L. Stewart to Coo. W. Manring,
real Ultg.
ceo. E. Ritchie to Pullman Im
provement Co., real mtg.
F. A. Davis to P. W. Burns, chat.
Advat.ce Thresher Co. to Swen
L-uensou et al, chat.
Goston Billioux to Frank H. Scott
et al, chat.
li. Houchin to Frank 11. Scott ot
al, i hat.
John Terhune to S. li. Shields,
chat; to F. 11. Scott, chat; to John
W. Morgan, chat.
St. John State bank to J. 11. Burns,
chat.
W. S. Imbler to S. B. Shields,
chat.
Warren S. Imbler to Win. A. Bird
sell, chat.
Kills of Sale
Louis Filer to E. R.Doughty, one
halt interest in diug business, $1460.
Assignments
Cash N. Caddis to Wm. Swain,
real mtg.
Thos. Anderson to D. W. Truax,
real mtg.
Miscellaneous
D. li. Buchanan vs. Hagaman &
McCurdy, crop on section 33-IS-41,
section 7-19-41, neq 18-19-41, lieu,
$139.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1910
Deeds
M. Lenner et ux to J. J. Miller,
111. <' covered by leave, $1.
C. E. Averil let al to Wm. M. Ken
i,ed,. iota 1, 2, 3, 4, eh nwq 29-16
-16, .-■ 13,000.
>•. M. Morris to Fred 11. Ankcorn,
pt lot. 1, blk 2, Fitch's add, Palouse,
|6»U. |
Carey Investment Co. to John
I .ii:iui, pt 19-17-46, pt 13-17-45, pt
'M-l .'■ 15, $11,325.
M. Rush Bennett and wife to Char
ley Helmer, lots 1, 2, blk 1, Rohl
eder's add, Sunset, $300.
Milwaukee Laud Co. to L, R. Dil
lingham, lot 8, blk 51, Maiden, $200.
L. K. Dillingham and wife to Oscar
B. Moody and wife, lot 8, hlk 51,
.Maiden, .325.
Preston B. Morris and wife to H.
li. Curtis, lots 8, 9, 10, blk 25, Me-
Keuzie's add, Pullman, $800.
11. T. Coleman et ux to Coleman
Cemetery Ass'n., tract in 26-16-45,
450.
1. A. Waggoner et ux to Fred S.
Ashley, lot 2, Ilk 6, Shobe'a 2nd add,
LaCrosse, $ 1
Blanche V. Clark and husband to
Fred S. Ashley, lots 3, 4, blk 0,
. nobe's 2nd add, LaCrosse, $1.
Geo. T.Huffman and wife to J. 11.
Dederick, lot 3, blk 2, Geo. T.Huff
man's 2nd add, Tekoa, $100.
Rosella Downs et al to Lillie May
Parvin, pt 22-1 6-44, $1.
Chattel Mortgages
M. Lenner to J. J. Miller, live
stock, $i5O.
J. T. Hamilton to Farmers State
Haul, of Colfax, household furnish
ings, $150.
G. B. Holllday to C. E. Wilson,
livestock, $.»S.
Gus A. Kllngenberg to Jos. C.
Starkey, livestock, 2-3 crop on nwq
.1-1.1-12, $400.
El. VV. Gwinn et al to C. VV. Young,
crop on pt sections 11, 12, 14, i .'..
22, 23, in 14-44. 1000,
Henry F. Ochs to Wm. L. Walls,
livestock, $35
J. E. Thomas to John Terhune,
livestock, crop on pt sections 20, 20
in 20-41. $660.
Releases
Colfax National Bank to Mike
Li nner, chat.
A. B. Eliot to R. 11. Vannice, chat.
Farmers State Bank of Colfax to
Jay R. Lee, chat,
W. H. Lawson to Geo. V. Roberts,
chat.
First National Bank of Pullman to
Wesley Stevenson, two chats; to
Carson W.Taylor, chat.
F. L. Gordon to Win. N. Ladd,
that.
W. C. Morrow to Stephen G. Wen
uover, chat.
W. C. Morrow to Dell Harper,
• aft.
Ed. Byers to Fred E. Miller, chat.
Kills of Sale
Avery Mcluturff to 8. A. Fergu
.-« .', stock of hardware, etc., $3828.
Miscellaneous
Advance Thresher Co. to the pub
lic, two affidavits of renewal of chats
Ed. M. Woydt to the public, affi
davit of renewal of chat.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1910
Deeds
Peter Church and wife to L. M
Zumyalt, pt nwq 27,19-44, $6000.
Friederick A .Baumann and wlf<
to Mrs. Callle Brown, lots 20, 21
hlk 1, Jas. McCoy's add, Oakesdale
$100.
Geo. *_.. Hughes to Wm. H.Hughes
pt 28-19-44, $3000.
Geo. Fisher and wife to Adar
Fisher, wh tract 15, Sheehan's pre
posed add, Farmington, $250.
Harvey D. Mattingley and wife t
Salem C. Bageant, nh swq 14-18-41,
$3000.
Jas. S. Chase to S. E. Walker et
al, sh 23-19-41, lease.
Heal Mortgages
L. M. Zumwalt and husband to
Peter Church, pt nwq 27-19-44,
$2000.
S. M. Watson to S. D. Olmsted,
lots 0, 7, 8, 9, 10, blk 12, Tekoa,
$2500.
John K. j_,uther and wife to First
Savings & Trust Bank of Whitman
county, pt sh seq 1-15-41, $700.
Chattel Morggages
A. J, Taj lor to S. A. Bail live
stuck, wagon, $225.
Roy H. Berry to H. A. Kaeppler,
cafe furniture, etc., 150.
A. G. Rainbolt to National Bank
of Palouse, livestock, Implements,
2-3 crop on Geo. Harper farm, $2000.
C. S. Obler to Tekoa State Bank,
livestock, 16.
W. Bumgarner to Chas. Scriber,
livestock, $010.
livestock, $1800.
Fred E. Miller to F. S. Miller et
al, livestock, $650.
S.E. Walker et al tot James S.
Chase, livestock, 2-3 crop on sh 23
-19-41, $1100.
Releases
N. S. h.uenour to Richard Cooper,
chat.
John Terhune to E. E. likins, chat.
Pulman State Bank to W. R.
Jaques, real mtg.
Equitable Savings & Loan Ass'n.,
to Bernard McNeely, real mtg.
J. 11. .Morris to .1. M. Klemgard et
al, real mtg.
United States Investment Corpora
tion to Elizabeth O. Henderson, real
mtg.
Conditional Bills of Hale
C. W. Smith to C. E. Cleveland,
barber supplies, $140.
Miscellaneous
D. W. Truax vs. C. H. Cumin ings
• t al, lis pendens.
The LaDow Orchard Co., articles
of Incorporation.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1910
Deeds
M. C. Morrow to Mrs. Maud I.
Powell, lot 1, bin 20, Maiden, $300.
-Margaret A. Harrison and husband
to Wm. H. Harrison, lot 1, blk IS,
Pullman, $800.
Andrew Anderson and wife to R.
P. Hites, lots 3, 4, 5, 0, blk 7, Cul
ton's add, Palouse, $1300.
M. Hansen and wife to R.P. Hi tea,
lots 1, 2, blk 7, Culton's add, Pa
louse, $100.
Hiram Lodge No. 21, F. & A. M.,
to .Milton E. Scantlin, lot 54, Ist add,
Masonic cemetery, $20.
Real Mortgages
Wm. D. Marsh aud wife to Hetht
erington & Riechers, wh swq 23-17
-40, $1500.
inos. J. Rhoads and wife to Gas
ton Bilhoux, swq 23-19-41, $3000.
Wm. D. Marsh and wife to Hether-
Ington & Riechers, eh swq 23-17-40,
$500.
Win. P. Smith and wife to Oregon
-Mtg Co., nwq 6-19-44, seq 36-20-43,
$8000.
Chattel Fortgages
Burt Jones to it. li. Games, 1500
bushels wheat ton 2718140, $668.
R. E. Miller et al to Willard Crip
pen, 1000 bushels wheat on swq 21
-19-41, pt neq, pt seq 24-19-41, $350.
A, F. lii dard to S. li. Gale, live
stock, $500.
Releases
Gilbert Hunt Co, to R. O. Cornel
ius, chat.
Winona nailing Co. to Stephen G.
Wendover, chat.
Win. L, Walls to Henry F. Ochs,
chat.
Henry T. Peterson to A. V. Nel
son, chat.
Pullman State Bank to J. O. Patte,
eiiat.
Pullman State Bank to J. O. Pate,
chat.
I. A. Henderson to J. D. Hagan and
wife, real mtg.
1. A. Henderson to Milton P. Mc-
Croskey, real mtg.
Bills of Sale
E. E. Cain to R. L. Cain, 50 tons
hay, $600.
Assignments
Lulu Butterfleld to C. 11. Moore,
real mtg.
.THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1910.
Deeds
J. C. Peterman and wife to Ther
essa Peterson, lots 1, 2, blk 14, Wi
ley's Ist add, Palouse, $1300.
Phillip Kleweno and wife to Peter
M. Cole, eh 26, eh 35 in 18-40, $20,
-000.
Geo. T. Huff mar and wife to Alice
E. Norcross, lot 9, blk 5, College
Hill add, Tekoa. $1.
Geo. W .Hayden et ux to Oliver
R. Pate, pt neq 29-18-45, $1.
Geo. T. Huffman and wife to Jacob
Miller, lots 5, 6, blk 4, College Hill
add, Tekoa, $175.
Real Mortgages
Mary J. copper and husband to
Gaston Billioux, sh seq, sh swq 31
-19-42, . 00.
John Demysey to P. M. Shebau,
nwq neq, seq neq 26, wh swq 24-20
-42, $950.
N. B. Welton and wife to H. H.
Warner, lot 5, blk 3, Coffin, add,
Tekoa. $600.
Chattel .Mortgages
J. L. Yasser ot Advance Thresher
Co., machinery, $2487.
I.tIIUMS
A. H. Anderson to C. F. Deeds et
al, chat.
M. C. Chase to H. D. Yates, chat.
Bank of Endicott to Wm. Sellers,
chat.
Kate M.Foster to Myrtle 11. Dunn,
real mtg.
Potlatch Lumber Co. to Fannie
Mullins and husband, real mgt.
Gaston .oux to Philip Kleweno
et ux, real mtg.
L,ecn I tllliouz to Philip Klewi 0
el ux, real mtg.
Smith A Clark to Wm. M. Sever
and wife, partial release of lease.
Conditional Hills 01 Sale.
.1. 11. St. Lawrenceto A. M. Phil
lips, piano, $276.
J. 11. St. Lawrence to F. T. Nick
son, piano, $275.
C. A. Sullivan to G. A. Hark, meat
market outfit, $1650.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Civil
Emma S. Wicker vs John T. Wicker
—Decree of divorce granted plaintiy
and defendant directed to pay $10
per month alimony.
Hattie Maloney vs John Maloney
Decree of divorce granted plaintiff.
A. L. Hill vs Walter S. Dartt el ux
—Judgment for plaintiff for (1376,
foreclosure of mortgage and order of
ale- of lots 7 ami 8, block 13, Wiley's
addition to Palouse,
J. .1. Miller vs M. Lenner —Case
dismissed.
M. J. Chapman ps W. C. Beach et
al—Decree in foreclosure of tax lien
and order of sale of lots 9, 10, 15 and
ni. block l, Southaide addition to
Pullman.
M. J. Chapman vs L. H. Judaon —
Decree in foreclosure of tax lien and
order of sale of lots 18, 19 and 20,
block 4, Southside addition to Pull
man.
M. J. Chapman vs James Cochran
et tal —Decree in foreclosure of tax
lien and order of sale of lots 10, 11
and 12, block 4, Southside addition
to Pullman.
Statte vs. James King — Case con
tinued to November 11, to be then
sot for trial.
Probate
Estate of Daniel 11. Farley, Insane
— Order to sell the El-2 of NEI-4 of
section 9, township 16 N, range 15
E. W. M.
Estate of Edmund .1. Langdon—
Decree of settlement and distribu
tion.
Guardianship of Gracia C. White —
Allowance of $30 per month for sup
port of minor.
Estate of Eliie Fountatln —Order
discharging administrator and clos
ing estate.
Estate of Fannie F. Collar.; —
Charles Collard appointed adminis
trator, bond $-5000.
Guardianship of Howard L. Knight
—E. H. Bryan appointed guardian,
I..end $30
Estate ol F. J. Ferguson —Order
of sale of lots 4 and 5, block _', town
of Winona.
Insanity of Frank Chekal —Dis-
charged from hospital as recovered.
Crop and Market Notes.
The Garfield Fruit Growers' asso
ciation has leased the Tacoma Grain
company's warehouse lor packing ami
handling the winter apple crop.
A representative of the dining car
service of the Santa Fe railway has
purchased 10 carloads of Wenafc
apples, to be used between Chicago
and San Francisco.
G. A. Green, a Salmon river sheep
raiser, will ship 1000 spring lambs to
the Chicago market, the first consign
ment of the kind ever made from that
section.
The J. K. Arms by packing plant
last week shipped one carload of IBuu
boxes of Clarke county prunes to
Riga, Russia, and two carloads of
2200 boxes to London, Eng.
Yakima valley apple shipments for
September were 407 cars, with 221
cars of other fruits sent out. Total
shipments to date from that section
have passed the 1000 car mark.
Added to the shipments from We
natchee, it is estimated that there
will be shipped from Cashmere 600
carloads of apples; Peshastin, 800
carloads; Entiat, 150 carloads, and
Chelan 300 carloads.
The Carstens Packing company of
Tacoma has arranged with the Puy
allup ft Sumner Fruit Growers' asso
ciation to take the surplus apple crop
of the Puyallup valley, above the re
quirements of the cannery, and will
ship the product to South Dakota
markets.
Crop reports from Kittitas county
Indicate that fully 300 carloads of
hay will be produced in the county
this eeason. This is the largest crop
of hay ever harvested in the valley.
fully 300 carloads of potatoes, 60
carloads of apples and 300 carloads
grain, vegetables and miscellaneous
products are reported. There are
now 50,000 sheep pasturing in the
valley and nearly 25,000 head of
i cattle.
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