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Records of Whitman County
DECEMBER 1. 1916
Deeds
Wm. E. Thompson et ux. to Henry
N. Whlteluw, lot 5 and eh lot 8, blk
4, w. C. McCoy's First add. Oakes
dale] $1600.
Floyd H. Robinson to Clarence W.
Crow, undivided one-fourth interest
in nb of uwq, sa .| nn 30-19-4 4,
$2250.
Irene Coggswell to F. H Coggs
well, pt 5-30-46, $2000.
Anna Kaiser to Adam Schmick,
tract ill swq n\\e| 32-17-11, $2000.
John Boss, administrator, to T.
llout inns, lots 2, 4, -, blk 7, La
Crone, and lot 3, 4, 5, blk 5, T. 11.
Shobes add, LaCrosse, 121 5.
.las C. Vanskike et ux. to il. i'
Ochs, nwq one half lot !», blk 10, En
dlcott, $200.
Jacob G. Blank el al. to Arthur C.
Widman. neq nh seq neq sv lot. 2
of 30-20-41, $28,000.
Mortgagee
Lee \le IiII i I c' el UK. tO Farmers .Na
tional Bank, Colfax, nh 35, pan seq
28-18-44, 1,500.
Jos. Groom .'t ux. to Farmers Nail.
Rank. 'Colfax, swq I 17-43 $2500.
Arthur C. Id man el ux, to Thos, |
Goldsworthy, neq 30-20-44, $7000.
Arthur C. Widman et ux. to Chas.
Wood, neq of sw lot ;;, 30-20 14
$3500.
Arthur C. Palmer et ux. to First
Savings & Trust Bank, Whitman Co.,
5-20-45 (except), $17,000.
Walter Riley to R. Leonard, two
thirds crop on wh of seq 34-20-43, ill)
3-19-43, sh and nwq 35-20-43, har
ness. machinery, wheat, etc., $3000.
J. M. Bowerman to Rank of Ro
salia, live stock, $50.
Releases
Win. Luy to Emil N. I'le'lin. real
mtge.
Farmers Slate Lank of St. John to
L. S. Palmer, chattel mtge.
W. S. Inibler to .1. P. llagaman,
chattel mtge.
Conditional Bill of Sale
J. F. Roadman to Win. Roadman
fixtures, machinery, merchandise,
etc.. of the- Tekoa Steam Bakery,
i 1735.
DECEMBER 2, 1916
I Khhls
John Gerlitz et ux. to Jno Dippel
et ux., lot 17. blk 2, Brown's add,
Colfax, $1.
F. M. Hamilton el ux, to I lolph ;
Coolidge, swq 30-17-12, 10,
State of Washington to P. M. Ham
ilton, swq 36-17-42, $4720.
Gertie M, Bowen to Ella M. Wil
son, undivided half interest in part I
eh 5-18-45. lots I, 2. and sh of neq
ami tract in 5-18-4 5, lots 3 to 10 in
clusive, blk 102, lots 1, 2. 3, 4, '.». 10,
11, 12, blk 1 03, lots 10, 1 1 and sh
lot 9, blk 113, Belmont, i 000,
John Fruchtnicht to Standard Oi!
Co., part seq 10-20-43, $779.
State of Washington to M. J. Rum- ;
Laugh, swq 36-17-40, $5280.
Frank J. Swan et ux. to Arthur A.
James, part seq of swq 20-17-40, $1,
Mark M. Waters et UK. to A .1.
Webster, lot 32, blk 38 and lots 1,2.
blk 40, Wiley's Third add, Palouse.
$900.
Jno. A. Marsh el ux. to tie... More
asch. lots .'.. 6, 1, 2, 3, blk 2, and
part of alleys', Endieott, $1 ,
W. 11. Gwinn el ux. to J. A. Crum
baker, part lot 2, blk 9, Garfield.
$10.
Gwinn Bros, to J. A. Crumbaker,
tract in Garfield, $10.
J. A. Crumbaker et ux. to F. I.
and W. H. Gwinn, tract in 9-17-45,
$10.
Mortgages
Emily White Humphreys el vir to
Farmers Natl. Bank of Colfax, part
seq 30 and part neq 3 1-IS-44. $t'eOnu.
Malcolm Mclnnii el ux to North
western Mutual Lite Ins. Co, pari
19-15-40, and seq 24-1 5 39, $17.oi)o. '
W. v. Pattlnson el ux. to I'nion '
Trust & Savings Rank, neq 21-20-40,
$3000.
Wm. D. Eraser to Security Stale
Bank, LaCrosse, live stock, two
thirds crop on seq C-14-::s. sh 7-! !-'
38. $3500.
Frank W. Ells to Colfax State
Bank, live stock and crop on neq 12
16-43, $365.
R. A. McCullough to Natl. Bank
Palouse. livestock, implements, two-.I
thirds crop on seq 12-16-45. lots 1.
4, 5, nh lot 3 an.! part swq 5-IC-16,
lots 3. 4, seq and swq sec 12. lots
I. 2, eh of ii.s q 13-41-6 $1250,
J L. Fallquist et al to R. C. 1..-tit\,
blacksmithing outfit. $500.
Releases
H. A. Kappler to Maishal D
Koch et ux.. real mtge.
Vermont Loan & Trust Co.; to Wm.
W. Case, real mtge.
H. S. Milner to A. C. Palmer, real
nitge.
Isabel M. Novum to Moses R.
Moore et al. real mtge.
Oregon Mortgage Co.. Ltd., to Myr-
He IL Golden, real mtge.
Eleanor Truax Harris to B. A. Le
Faivre, real mtge.
Vermont Loan & Trust Co. to W.
V. Pattlnson et ux., real mtge.
Win. Thomas to F. I;.. Thomas e-i
ai., chattel mtge.
T. C. .Martin to J. F. Bunnell, hal
tel uitgo.
Farmers Slate Bank, Uniontown,
lo Ceo. Jacobs, chattel mtge
T. C. Martin to (1. M. rower, con
ditional bill of sale.
.Standard Lumber Co. to E. C, Hun
ton ... IX. lieu.
I,ell of Sale
Rebuin Kinny to I. M. and S. E.
Crow, live stock, machinery, two
third:- crop on lots 1, -, 3, 4, of 24
--45-6, ?LTjUO.
DECEMBER 1, I.) Iti
I Reds
Theresu Johnson tv Minnie F.
Johnson, lots 5, 0. 1, blk ;12, Eliza
beth siie-e'han's add, Fai iningtou,
$1600.
Flora \l. Graves et vir to Jas.
Trump, tract In 10-20-43, 9 ' 200.
Edw. Schmidt, el al. to 11. U. Lucas
.a al.. lots 13, 11. 15, blk 3, Tekoa.
$tjoow.
Katie- tubs to Peter Ochß, i wq 13
--17-11, uwq 24-17-4 1, $1.
.1. F. Tie.ul. et ux. to < leo. Mi
Cutciieh, part of 2Q-17-40, $300.
Katie Ochs to Peter (tchs, swq 13
--17-11. nwq 24-1 7-11, $1.
Fraternal Cemetery, Palouse, to
Estate of Columbus Stevens, lot 165,
Fraternal Cemetery, $40.
Hal Stepleton to Stuart St.-ple
ton, lot :: I. blk 1, Perkins Third add,
(.'olfax, $200.
J no. Campbell el ux. to .1 no. J.
Wagner, neq 17- ' 9-4 1 $8800.
Mortgages
I. Plowman to .Mary E. Belshaw,
swq 20-15-39, seq 5-39, $4500,
A. W. Lamb el ux, to Colfax Natl.
Rank, all 3-17-39 (except), $0500.
Arthur A. .lames el ux, to A. J.
Met 'utchen, tract in seq sv. .| 20-1
40, $360!
.1. L. Bredeu to Rank of Rosalia,
neq 19-20-42, nwq of nwq 20-20-42,
$4000.
Ray Clark to St, John State Bank,
two-thirds crop on swq 10-18-41;
• 300.
C. XV. Clark to Harry Wilson, live
stock $60.
s. <!. Leonard el al. to First State
Rank Garfield, two-thirds crop on
nwq ::-! 8- 10, eh 1-18-45, * i 000,
Floyd Fields to J. F. King, two
thirds crop on eh 33-16-40, live stock.
machinery, $2700
Releases
L. R. Taylor to Robt. L. Siler, el
ii v. real mtge.
Harr) Taylor el al. to Robert B.
Siler ci UK., real rutge.
.Minnie E. Swansea to Alexander
W. Lamb el al., real ml•-
First Natl. Rank of Pullman to A.
C, Lee ami 1. J. Lee et al., chattel
mtgs.
E. X. Lindsay to C. XV. Lindsay,
chattel mtge!
Mrs. .1. 11. St, Lawrence to R. 15.
Siler, J. W. Springs, L. Lohman, Ed
An.lriis. i. E. Stovall, Phillip
S. niick and Georgia I'i< rd, condi
tional bills of sale-.
rale.use Coal & Oil Co. to M. C.
Grove, release of lease.
DECEMBER 5, 1916
Deeds
C. L. McKenzie et al. to Merton L.
Davis, eh of 8-16-45, $27,200.
Hiram W. Judd et ux. to Will R.
Heglar, lots 1, 2, 3, blk S. St. John's
Ist add, St. John.
Edward Hostetter et ux. to Sophie
Users. McComas tract in 27-18-44;
$13,858 .
Marion Truman et ux. to Conrad
Schmick. neq 23-17-41, also seq 14
--17-11. $10,
11. S. Hogan et ux. to Mary E. Bel
c he-r. trad in swq of seq 14-16-43,
$1 600.
Mortgages
Albert Howard to Spokane Savings
& Loan Assn.. nh of neq 19-19-4*5,
except, $3000,
Harvey D. Hatlngley et ux. to Mar
ion Freeman; neq of swq and ab of
swq 2X-1 S- 1 1. $1000.
A. 11. Eldrcdge et ux, to R. B. St.a
vens et al.. lot :; and sh of lot 2. blk
_'. Perkins's First add, Colfax, also
tract in lot 2, blk 2, Coll $500.
battel Mortgages
Mary F. Richardson el al to First
Natl. Bank, Pullman, nh of neq 23
--1 3-44, $ 150, ill crop.
Jno. II Farrington el al. to ,1, E.
Brown, all tools, fixtures in gal age
Uicated on lot ('., blk I. Fartiiingto'i,
100. •
II E. Sims (o M. S. Howell, live
stock, $J7o.
Mary J. Copper el al. to Farmers
State Bank of St. John, crop on sen
20-18-42. $950.
M. K. Bott to F. L. Gordon, two
thirds crop on 360 acres on part 32
--15-39. live stock, $51 20.
Andrew Boschart to A. Q. Hutchin
son; crop on neq and part of nn <i 1 ■«
I8;43. $3000.
A. 11. Eldfedge to p. B. Stravens
et al., hotel furniture, etc., $500.
Archie K. Kneale to Farmers Natl.
Bank, Colfax, live stock, Implements,
also 450 acres crop on E. C. Kneale
and Archio F. KneaU- places, 10-15-
I 4. $2000.
Releases
Savings & Loan Assn. to Chas.
Weber el al., real mtge,
Miriam Lawrence to Albert How
ard el ux., real mtge.
F. i, Gordon to N. F. Horton, chat
tel mtge.
Security State Bank to John
Stopke, chattel mtge.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Bank of Winona to M. C. Newell,
automobile, $265.05.
DECEMBER 0, 1916
Patent
United States to Geo. B. Herron.
nwq 32-20-40.
Deeds
.ias l. Fie'i to John .Mager, lots
9, 10, 11, 12. bIK. 2, Colton, I 50.
Jno. B. Machin to Arinaiid C.
Smith, nh of neq, neq of nwq lot l of
30-1 N-4 2, and tract in sees 24 and
2:, 111 18-41, $9000.
Jno. XV, Larger et ux. to Thos.
Houehin, lot 8, blk 10, LaCrosse,
$400.
Sidney A. Bartlett et al. to Claude
D. Griffin, lot 1, blk 6, Elberton, $1.
Frank Hellinger et ux. to Jno E.
Trimble, neq of nwq, nwq of neq 30
--ls-16. except, $7900.
Harden Shobe et ux. to A. E. Carl
■mi •'! al.. part seq 2-1 a-;;,., $5000.
('has Lyons el a!, to Fred C. Elsin
ger, part blk "1!" Perkins 2nd add.
Colfax, $1250.
John Gerlitz et ux. to Jro Dipple
tract in Colfax, $75.
Julius Weitz -'I ux. to Jno. DlppJo,
Sr., racl in Colfax, $125.
.Mary Reich to Jno. Dipple, Sr.
trad In Colfax, $125.
Lease
E. V. Cunningham el ux. to c. P.
Bryan, sh of neq, nh of seq sec 2,
swq of nw.j, nwq of swq, lot -1, 1-15
--44.
Mortgages
J. A. Anderson el ux, to Farmers
Natl. Lank. Colfax, lots 3 and 4, ex
cept, sec, 3 1 and part neq of swq 31
--16-42. $3000.
Franklin Ells et ux. to Marion
Freeman, tracts in 12-16-43. $6500.
'..•ei. Lommasson, Jr., to Marion
Freeman, part lots 1 and 2, blk 118,
Colfax. $300.
.1. Q. Reynolds et ux to Colfax
State Bank, neq of swq, sh of nv/o oi
Beg, nh of swq of seq, 28-7-4 1,
$ i I 00.
John K. Trimble el ux. to R.
Winger, neq of nwq, nwq of neq 150
18-46, except, $4000.
Isaac Thompson el ux. to F. C. For
rest; lot lis, blk 8, Reaney's 2nd add,
l'ullinan, $1000.
Fred C. Eisinger to First Savings
& Trust Bank, Whitman county;
tracl In Colfax, $1250,
J. Q. Reynolds et ux. to J. '•!. Ban
kett, neq of swq, sh of nwq of seq,
nh of BW(| .'I seq- 28-1 7-44, 5 11.
Mary J. Cooper el vir to Win.
Wiley, seq 20-18-42, $2500.
Anna Estellea Jones ,-t vir to ''it
zens State Bank, Tekoa. lot 7. blk
7. F. J. Mahoney's subdivision Loni
za'rd's add, Tekoa, $300.
Amanda .1. Hudson et vi:- to Pull
man Savings <fc Loan Assn., lots 6, 7,
8, blk 30, Daw's add, Pullman, v 01 .
(1. D. Heals to Steptoe State Bank,
live stock, implements, two-thirds
crop part X 2 8-19-43, $400.
S. W. Smith to Farmers . State
Hank. St. John, live stock. $300.
Releases
Union Trust & Savings Bank to
Mary J. Copper <-t vir, real mtge
Alliance Trust Co. to Jno Crabb
el u\, real mtge,
Everett C. Johnson to Frank li.-l
linger el ux., real mtge.
Tekoa State Bank to W. i; Mcln
tire et al.. leal mtge.
Pacific Loan & Invest. Co. to otto
Jones and Jno. Peterson, real mtge.
Jas. VlcConnell to Win, F, Willson
el ux., partial release, real mtge,
Martin Harter to Phillip P. Bittner
el ux., partial release real mtge.
O. 11. Clifford to Phillip ii. (Dies,
chattel mtge.
Bill of >..I'
ll S. Hogan to Mrs. Chas. Baird,
automobile and piano. $1.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Mrs, .1. IL St, Lawrence to XV, XV.
Miner, piano, $300.
KXTENSION ACTIVITIES IN
WASHINGTON
Olympia Extension School
The mpla Farmers' Extension
School, (.-ember 4-9, promise.; fair
to I"- one of the most Interesting and
profitable schools of the series be
ing scheduled by tie- Extension
Service, State College of Washing
ton. Irrigation, fruit growing,
dairying, swine husbandry, farm
management, poultry, home econom
ics and new things in agriculture are
some of the- subjects which will be
offered.
The program v, ill Include local
speakers and Extension Specialists
from Un- Western Washington Ex
periment Station Puyallup and the.
Extension Service. State Colloge of
Washington.
North Yakima Extension School
The strongest corps of speakers
ever assembled in Extension work in
the Northwest will have charge of
the Extension School for Farmers in
North Yakima. December 18-23. 7' A
week full of profit and value to
everyone attending is certain.
Among the new offerings this year
-.',ll be lectures by Prof, Asher Hob
son. State College of Washington,
on marketing farm produce by par
cels post and express and the new
National Farm Loan act; and Prof
M, K. Snyder, Sanitary Engineer at
the State College, who will present
lectures on water supply for the
country home and sewage disposal
for the country home.
Other speakers will include Prof.
W. 8, Thornber, Director of Exten
sion, who will handle orchard prob
lems and community building: Prof.
Jas. N. Price, Daily and Live Stock
Expert, on dairy herd Improvement
and management, swine breeding and
feeding; Prof. Leonard Hegnauer,
Soils and Crop Specialist, will em
phasize good seed, soil fertility, corn
and potato growing, etc. Miss Mary
E. Sutherland, Extension Specialist
in Home Economics, Will devote her
entire time to the- women of the
community, presenting topics dealing
with cooking, sewing, nillinery, care
of children and home activities of
rill kinds.
Aside from the big school meet
ings will be held each evening in
two or three communities out Of
North Yakima at which the above
speakers will be utilized.
Curtis and Willi Extension Schools
Three-da) extension schools will
be held al Curtis (December 11, 12,
12) and Yelin (December 14, 15, 16»
under the auspices of the Extension
Service, State College of Washington.
Speakers from the college and the
Western Washington Experiment
Station will appear on the program.
SOME FACTS ABOUT THE
PULLMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
To provide a systematic and abso
lutely safe plan for the investment
of savings, and to aid its members
to acquire homes of their own is the
object of the Pullman Savings and
Loan Association. The Association
is in every sense a HOME institution.
Who It's For
It is for the Practical Man, who
realizing the uncertainties of busi
ness and health, and of the folly of
spending all his money as fast aB
he gets it. provides for an emer
gency.
li is for the Prudent Woman, who
out of her earnings or allowance, de
sires to put away a lit'le money,
monthly, where it will be securely
and profitably invested, and give her
the least trouble and whore she can
get it when needed.
It is for the Voting Man possessing
the manhood and determination to
save something every month from
his earnings as a reserve fund, to
draw on when sick or out of a posi
tion, for providing a home or for a
start in business.
It is for Boys and Girls, to help
them to be economical and Industri
ous and to encourage them to ac
quire the habit of saving, provide a
fund to educate them and to make
them independent.
It is for Societies, Fraternal and
Other Organizations wishing to In
vest their Income for the purpose of
creating a reserve fund, or for build
ing.
It is for all Seeking a Home or
A'ho want to improve their property,
or pay off a mortgage or to provide
a fund for any other worthy purpose.
Call on or Write
M. K. SNYDER
Pullman, Washington
UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY
Time is the test of truth, And
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood th,'
test in Pullman. No Pullman resi
dent who suffers backache, or an
noying urinary ills can remain un-
I convinced by this twice-told testi
mony.
c. S. Stone, carpenter, 607 High
si., Pullman, says: "My kidney
rouble came from a strain while at
work. A year ago last winter I had
much trouble from my kidneys. 'I'll".-,
were very weak and dull pains
through them caused torture. I was
advised to use Doan's Kidney Bills
and found them to be just what I
needed to help me. They took hold
of the trouble at once and 1 was so.iii
free from lb.- pains and lb,' kidney
secretions became natural. I will
ingly give this fine remedy my en
dorsement." (Statement given
June i;, 1913.)
Over three years later, Mr. Stone
added: "1 still use Doan's Kidney
Pills when 1 have need tor a kidney
medicine and they never fail to help
me. I praise them at every oppor
tunity."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get D.-ans Kidney Pills — the same
that Mr. Stone has twice publicly
recommended. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
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