Pullman herald. [volume], March 27, 1914, Image 2

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Records of Whitman County
FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1914
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William Hackett et ai. to Kittle
Foster, lots 4, 5. 6, blk 4, Powers'
add. Palouse, $1.
Andrew L. Logsdefi and wife to
J. Wallace Anderson, sb 7-19-39,
111,000. )
Albi,-. i P. Mestei man to Augusta
Mestermaa, lot 11, hlk 7, lots 'and
3. blk 4. and part lots 10 and I,
blk 4. Lombard's add, $1.
Francis M Dunning and wile to
Li nota Conrad, swq 1115-45 (ex),
$11,860.
Real Mortgages
Charles W. Haines and wife to
Colfax National Bank, eh 36-1 ■'-- i
(ex), sh ueq, lots 1 and 2 of 2-14
--41 (ex), $1850.
Alex Smith and wife to Vermont
Loan & Trust Co., swq. sh nwq, lot |
4 of 7-40. $200,
Lenora Conrad and husband to
Francis M. Dunning, swq 11-15-45
(ex), $5850.
F. J. Mahoney el ux. to Wester,]
Loan & Building Co.. lot I. blk li
Lombard's add, Tekoa, $1000.
Alex Smith and wife to Vermel- 1
Loan & Trust Co.. BWQ, sh nwq. lot
4 of 2-17-40, $2000.
Chattel Mortgages
H. R. Williams to First State
Bank. La Crosse, live stock, $389,
.1. L. Alsup et al. to J. M. Reid.
crop neq, nh seq 14-44, $1600.
J. L. Alsup et al. to J. M. Held.
live stock, etc., $1600.
Releases
Pullman Savings & Loan Associa
tion to Mary H. Wills, two real mort
gages.
Bills of Sale
A. W. Guptttl to X, C. Myers, In
Mock, $400.
Miscellaneous
F. K. Godfrey vs. Allen P. John
son et ui.. lis pendens.
George a. Schram vs. Riverside
Disc Harrow Co. et al.. lis pendens
In the estate of Man A. Brown,
deceased, letters granted to ''. E.
Conradt, letters of administration.
SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1914
Gov. Patents and Receipts
United States to Reuben R. Lamb.
nwq swq 8-17-39, patent.
Deeds
jonu Horning and wire to 1., B.
Stivers, one-half interest part lots 5
and 4 of blk 46, Pullman, $181 2.
Juliet F. Smith to Lu. m, li
Smith, swq 30- 18-4 I. nh nwq 31-18
--44. nh ueq 36-18-43 (ex), $5.
Mrs. Mary B. Wills to L. V. Rici;
etts, lot 11 and nh lot Hi. blk :;;:.
Pullman. $1500.
D. W. Truax to 11. W'iidman, nh
lot 22. blk 10. Golden Rod Ceme
tery. Tekoa, $8.
William Cole, sheriff, to Robert
Dericks, part 10-16-41, $2500, cer
tificate of sale.
Real Mortgages
Mary E. Grltman and husband to
M. D. Henry, part lot 7, blk 7, Pull
man, $3000.
L. B. Stivers and wife to M. I).
Henry, part lots 4 and 5, nlk it!,
Pullman, $500.
Florence Alexander el al. to James
M. Mohney. part 27-17-4 3. $lt'.7uo.
William E. Thompson an wife to
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Co.. neq Is, wh 23-19-45, $13,500.
Chattel Mortgages
H. A. Cox and wife to James C.
Throop, live stock, $301.
H. A. Cox and wife to James C.
Throop. crop in part lot 3 of 5-16
--i.".. $301.
11. C. Lust to First State Hank,
La Crosse, 100 sacks wheal on s.-q .1
and nh neq sec 4. eh neq .md nwq
3-16-40, $102.
L. J. Whitley to F. L. Titus, crop
on part 2-15-4. and seq 34-16-15,
and swq 35-16-45. $810.
William Chamberlin to Farmers
State Bank of Colfax, Washington,
live stock, machinery, $1617.
Releases
A B. Peterman to Robert W.
Martin and wife, real mortgage.
Lamont State Bank to Thomas
Burns, chattel mortgage.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Tull & c.ibbs to K. E. Boehm fur
niture, $76.
[ Assignments
First Savings ,x Trust Bank of
Whitman County to Susanna Gu'skii,
real mortgage.
Miscellaneous
. . United States Fidelity & Guar
anty Co. to M. .i. Chapman, power of
attorney.
Joseph Beck to Albert Beck,
power of attorney.
MONDAY, MARCH 16, [814
Gov. Patents and Receipts
United States to Bin met! 1.. Smith,
nh nwq. nh neq of 20-14-42, patent.
Deeals
Thomas Dell and wife to E. I. la
mill, seq '.3-19-44, $10,400.
Smith H. Mciall et ux. to Merton |
W. Fockler, part of 30-17-400, $1.
Samuel B. Hughes et ux. to Ernil
Johnson, nwq and trait In 32-19 4 1
$6160.
, Fhed W. Taylor and wife to Rob
ert, J. Meredith, lot 17. blk 46, Re
survey, Steptoe, $1250.
John Weitman to State of Wash
ington, light of way over pari It
-1 ii, $100.
John Beck et ux. to State ot Wash
ington, right of way over part 2-lU
-43. $30.
Josephine 11. Weitman to Statu ol
Washington, right of way over lot 2
of 3-18-43, $70.
Preston R. Lair and wife to Statu
10l Washington, right of way over
| part 17-43, $860
Real Mortgages
Edmund I. .McNall and wife to
| Hot latch Lumber Co., lot i:-. blk 22,
j i.w;iii. $75.
ixay Bouebrake el ux. to Rose
| Ashe, lot ii. nil, 23, Maiden, $300.
i.mii .lohunson to A. U. Barron,
ii v- q and tract in 32-18 $5000.
< battel Mortgages
i.. F. Johnson to harles Bucher,
olacksmlth tools, etc., $100.
E. A. Malsed to Security State
Bank, two-thirds crop on swq 14-10
--| (5, 9210.
W. 1). Ragon to Winona Milling
Co., two-thirds crop eh 16-17-30,
$00.
Bejonsos
P. 8. Stanley to W. J. Maxwell,
i eal mortgage.
The Colfax .National Bank to ('. W.
i laities, chattel mortgage.
TUESDAY, MARCH IT, 1914
Deeds
A. 11. Johnson to Sarah Stwau, lot
I. blk 42, Maiden, $960.
Elijah Hopkins and wife to Con
rad V. Kuehl et al., lots 2 and 3, blk
3, Winona, $1.
Pat Stoffard to Pat Stoffard and
J. N. lies liiens, lot Hi, blk 17. Mai
den, $1.
Esther Segread Dcs Biens and
husband to Bat Stofford, lot 15, blk
28, Maiden, $1.
Nels Anderson to P. O. Hocum,
lots 1, 2, 3, blk 16, lots 5 and 0 and
wh lot 4, blk 16, Oakesdale, $2125.
Barney Qoude et ux. to Charles
Long, part seq 23-16-43, 800.
Real Mortgages
Charles Long et ux. to Farmers
Slate Bank, of Colfax, Wash., part
ieq 23-15 i;j. $1150.
Chattel Mortgages
I. (1. Giles to Roy C. Jacobs, two-
birds crop seq 18-18-41, $275.
W. 11. Wilson to Steptoe State
Hank, house furnishings, $40.
% Releases
Mary _, Beers to Frederick Ehr
lich et. ux., real mortgage.
.National Bank, Palouse, to 11. F.
.Mar Donald et al., chattel mortgage.
Assignments
Day & Hansen Security Co. to
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Co., real mortgage.
Bills of Sale
Pal Stafford to J. N. Dcs liiens.
one-half Interest saloon business.
$1500.
Herman Brunner to Emll Koll
morgen, bakery business. $1350.
Conditional Bills of Sale
lull _ Qlbbl to Bryan McDon
ough, house furnishings. $263,
Miscellaneous
R. M. Johnston to F. M. Sever, ad
ministrator extension of real mort
gage, extension agreement.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH is. 1914
Gov. Patents and Receipts
United suites to John Horrocka,
nh swq, wh seq 34-14-37, patent.
Deeds
H. A. Kaeppler et al. to Christ
Schuler, lot 3, blk 17, Maiden $1200.
Nicholas Bush et ux. to Henry
Hush. seq, eh swq, lots 6, 7 of 6-151
11. $3600.
Gbodrge D. Minnick et al. to Henry
I. as/, neq nwq 22-17-44, $600.
James R. Hagaman et ur. to Ira
McCurdy, et al., ah seq 18-10-41,
$3200.
John Horrocks el ux. to Eirnej B.
i.oude. nh swq, wh seq 34-14-37,
$1000.
August Olston ci ux. to J. 1.
Brown et ux., lots and tracts in
Farmington, $1.
Ben Peterson et ux. to John Ben-
FOn, lot lv and si. lot 11, blk .16,
Colfax, $4000.
Aronld Faerber et ux. to Nichols
Pa amen, tract in swq seq 6-12 10.
$if>l)G,
Beat Mortgage*
George ■". Marsh et ux. to Pacific
Building and Loan Association, lot
3. blk 32, Endicott, $599.
Alice i). Day to Farmer^' Stats
Bank. Colfax, neq 34-14-39, $2050.
Earney B. Goude et ux. to Farm
ers State Bank, Colfax, sh swq 3-D
14-37, nh sv\(|. nh seei. 4-117.
$1500. *
Chattel Mortgages
C. 1.. Stroud et ux. to VV. <;. Cronk,
live stock, lot) acres fall wheat, etc .
$4000.
F. C. Wilson et al. to A. P. John
son, live stock, $187.
F. 1,. Puckett et al. to Trlesch
Bros., live stock, $30.
T. A. Hagaman to J. R. Hagaman
et al., live stock, $250.
B. B. (Sonde to Farmers state
Bank, Colfax, live stock, $100.
John Simpklns to R. A. Hunger-'
j ford, live stock, $100.
George W. Kleweno to Bank of
Endicott, crop on neq 27 and par'
nh 26-18-39. $625.
Releases ■ •
Bank of Farmington to Sherman
FarrlngtOß et ux., real mortgage.
P. M. Isaacs to George C. Marsh
et ux.. real mortgage.
Spokane Drug Co. to F. M. Isaacs,
real mortgage.
J. 1. Case Threshing Machine Co.
to C. D. Inker et st., chattel mort
gage.
J. R. Hagaman et al. to T. A. Ha
gaman, chattel mortgage,
W. i;. Cronk to C. 0. Cronk et ux.,
i battel mortgage.
Brunswlck-Balke-Colender Co. to
R, K. MeMullen, conditional bill of
sale.
Bills of Sale
MacDouald Bros, to George L.
Bancroft, automobile, $300.
Ben Peterson to John Benson,
household furniture, etc., $00,
William Cole, sheriff, to J. _,
Barter, live stock, $135.
William Cole, sheriff, to John
Klemgard, live stock. $250,
Conditional Bills of Sale
Moneyweight Scale Co. to Nobis &
Lemley, scale, $85.
Assignments
Minnie 10. Swanson to National
Surety Co., real mortgage.
International Mortgage Bank to
North American Mortgage Co., real
mortgage.
Day & Hansen Security Co. to
John Hancock Mutual Life insurance
Co., real mortgage,
Farmers State Bank, Colfax, to E.
X. Leslie, real mortgage.
Miscellaneous
P. S. Stanley to the public, affi
davit.
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1914
Gov. Patents and Receipts
United States to William 11.
Parks, neq nwq, wh neq, Beg neq
30-14-37, patent.
Deeds
Ernest Becker and wife to John
Becker, swq sen. seq swq, wh swq
13-13-45, $8000.
Ernest Becker ami wife to
Michael Becker, neq swq, nh seq.
sey neq 13-13-4, $8000.
Kate Collins Taylor and husband
to Joseph W. Hem, part 6-18-39,
$700.
Christ Schuler to Joseph Fisher,
lot 3, blk 17, Maiden, $1.
Isaac Neace and wile to Lewis
Neace, pari 20-1 1, $1. .
Charlie Nichols and wife to Town
of St. John, easement across east 26
reel lot l. blk l. Blackhursl &
[Turd's add, St. John, lease.
I foul Mortgages
Mary c. Gelvin and husband to
Paul T. Nelderkorn, part lats 10, 11,
9. blk 4*. Johnson, $150.
Nicholas Dehmen and wife to
Arnold Faeber, part seq 6-12-46,
pari swq 5-12-46, $1500.
John 11. Stover and wife to Day
& Hansen Security Co., nwq 9-15-44,
$500 0.
JURORS CALLED
Fifty-four jurors have been drawn
to serve at the term of superior
court beginning April 6. The names
of three ladies appear in the list.
Following is the list:
G. A. Howard, Garfield.
Grant Hale. Garfield.
11. Keener, Tekoa.
P. .1. Nlrdorff, Garfield.
B. F. Colyar, Lamont.
If. J. Tye, Rosalia.
A. L; Hastings. St. John.
1.. D. Johnson, Rosalia.
J. V. Jarrad, Tekoa.
F. T. Nickerson, St. „,.an.
G. Engelland, Tekoa.
D. C. Brown. Rosalia.
J. W. Cairns. Colfax.
W. D. Hale. Tekoa.
S. W. Carter, Oakesdale.
11. E. Bartholomew, Tekoa.
Frank Hamilton, St. John.
.1. H. Bousman, Garfield.
1.. W. Dawson, Pullman.
Mrs. Mary Dysart, Pullman.
Jess Hill, Palouse,
W. W. Robertson, Moscow.
E. O. Carter, Palouse.
Anna E. Cochran, Pullman.
Joseph Grassel, Colton.
M. Seitz, Pullman.
W. M. Urich, Pullman.
J. K. Grant, Pullman.
W. J. Boatright. Johnson.
Jos. dans. Uniontown.
E. V. Parker. Palouse.
s. H. Breeze, Pullman.
('has. Kincaid, Pullman.
It. Crow, Moscow.
Phillip Kinser, Uniontown.
Cora M. Sisk, Palouse.
a. E. Irwin. Elberton.
S. R. Wells, Elberton.
James Rock, Diamond.
Chris Ringer, Elberton.
J. E. Moore, LaCrosse.
8, T. Scott, Colfax.
John Kenoyer, La Crosse.
A. II Carlson. La Crosse.
P. R. Lair. Colfax.
Slide Stevick. Colfax.
F. B. Goodrich. Colfax.
11. M. Moffatt, Winona.
It. B. Stout. Colfax.
H. R. Williams. Riparia.
E. F. Freels. Colfax.
a. ii. Gates, Kndicott.
Frank Ay ler. Winona.
Fred Dark, Hay.
Notice hy Publication
In Justice Court, Before William
Swain, Justice of tho Peace, in
and for Precincts 41, 51 and
64, Whitman County, Wash
ington.
Slate of Washington, County of
Whitman, SS.
The State of Washington to Bert E.
Fat ley and Mrs. Bert E. Farley,
alias J. m. Martin Defendants.
You are hereby notified that
Floyd Hamilton has filed a com
plaint against you in said court
which will come on to be heard at
my office in Pullman, in Whitman
county, Washington, on the 4th day
of April. A. 1). 19 14. at the hour of
le o'clock a. m.. and unless you ap
pear and then and there answer, the
same will be taken as confessed and
tin- demand of the plaintiff granted.
The object and demand of said com
l lain! is to recover the stun of $64.15
on an open account, with interest
thereon at the legal rate from Sep
tember I.6th, 1913; and to attach
your property in Whitman county,
Washington.
Complaint filed February 27, '.ill.
WM. SWAIN,
Justice of the Peace.
I). C. Dow, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Pullman; Washington.
March 6-13-20-27
A sore throat can be treated best
from the outside. The throat should
l-i rubbed gently with BALLARD'S
SNOW LINIMENT. Apply at night
and cover with i cotton cloth band
age; by morning the soreness will
disappear. Price 25c, 50c, and $1.00
per bottle. Sold by Watt's Phar
macy, mch
FOR SALE—Two good residence
lots within a stone's throw of Ferry
hall, at $100 each. Inquire at this
office. feb27tf
WHITE WYANDOTTE cockerels
for sale. 206 Jackson street. Pacific
phone 164 J.
Buy Royal Rose flour of Duthie
$5.00 per bbl. Th's flour is blended
with Montana hard wheat. decßtf
a su ggestionT
BABY'S PORTRAITS will be
treasured by baby's relatives.
We have SPECIAL STYLES
for BABY PICTURES.
ROBERT BURNS, Pullman. \Va_h
INSURANCE
FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT,
SICKNESS,
OLD AGE, FIDELITY,
PLATE GLASS
Also agent for Steamship tickets.
M.J. CHAPMAN, Agt. j
Room 15, First Nat'l Bank Blk. (
Ramer's
Chocolates
Direct from the Factory
They will Please You
THORPE'S
smoke HOUSE
(Incorporated)
Phone 28
Where Everybody Goes
JOHN SQUIRES
Farm Lands
City Property
Mortgage
Loans
Plat Iron Block
GIVE THE BURGLAR THE'HAiiA!"
BANK YOUR CASH WITH US
SOME people extend invitations to the THIEF AND HOLDUP MAN,
They carry on their persons or in their homes large sums of money
A CHECK BOOK is of no use to the professional thief. Still, a
check is AS GOOD AS CASH to the tradesman or for the immediate
household wants. If you haven't a bank account
OPEN ONE TODAY.
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