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County Records
FEBRUARY 27, 1118
Deeds
A. R. Met, et ux. to Clyde W.
Shoup. lots 9, 10, blk 1",, Ki.de.
$1.
Emma E. Morrison el \ir to XV. A.
McMastors, lots 3, i. blk 70, XV. V.
Simpson's add, Garfield, $66.
Win. Sproal to Otto and Douglas
l.er.iy Sproat, lets 1. 2. 3, neq swq
30-19-43, part neq 26 19-4s, $1.
W. ii. Ragon el ux. to Andrew J.
Lisenbee, nwq 18-18-44, part neq 1,1
--18-43, $1.
Frank .1. Lawson et ux. to Alice L.
Lawson, nh swq 7-15-46, $1.
Leases
R. 8.-Sller ci ux. t.. Henry W. Har
mon, part nh 25. part swq 24, 20-41,
11870 per year.
Mortgages
■ w. A. Mi Masters el ux. to Emms
F. Morrison, lots 3, 4, blk 70, W. F.
sin,p.-., add, Garfield, 165.
E. .'. Paulson to J. P. Sorenson,
live stock, machinery, crop part 3fl,
"IT In 17-45, and auto, $2000.
A. E. Grant to Agnes S. Lyon, live
stock, machinery, etc., $4000.
G. XV. Manring to Oarfield Nation
al Bank, live stock, grain, crops on
neq 7-17-45, $2400.
J. R. Curtis to .lohn Smith, cow
$60. ,
Alex Canutt 1.1 Colfax State Hank.
machinery, live stock, two-thirds
crop on wh 35-16-4 1, $600.
Claud Walters to M. E. Metz, live
stock, $225.
Release*
Bank of Rosalia to Robt. 11. Siler,
el al., real mtge, $4300
Mechanics Loan & Trust Co. to
Robt. B. Slier el ux., real mine . $10,
--00.0; real mtge, $8000,
. International Mortgage Bank to .1.
C. Lawrence et ux.. real mtge, $3200,
Geo. Kruetz to B. F. Childers et
ux., real mtge.
F. A, Williams to Jesse and Hay
den Mann, conditional bill of sale.
F. a. Williams to E. .1. Hale, con
ditional bill of sale.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Briggs Piano Co. to J. C. Clark,
phonograph, $100; to c. W. Brown,
phonograph, $100; to S, 10. McDan
iel, piano. $375; to Mrs, E. C. Her
ring, piano, $325; to P. K. Godfrey,
/phonograph, $85; to .1. C. Thorn men,
piano, $404.
Sherman, Clay & Co. to John Kil
burn, piano. $250.
Williams & Gallaugher to S. C.
Snider and Fred W. Mayer, auto,
$155.20.
Levy ami Attachment
Colfax Merc. Agency vs. Robt. J.
Meredith, nwq 19-17-43, $226.
Lippitt Bros. vs. it. O. Lawson, eh
swu., lots 3. 4, of 19-16-44, part swq
»eg 14-16-43, lot 8, blk 7, Colfax,
$260 and costs.
FEBRUARY 28, cms
Deeds
M. R. McOee el ux. to John Casey,
w 30 feet lots 14, 15, blk 19, La
Crosse, $1.
Henry Baum et ux. to Win. C. Hill,
lots 7, 8, bik 26, Mrs. Elizabeth she,.
han's add, Farmington, $300
Mary E. Beach to 8, M. McLeod,
eh swq. lots 6, 7 of 6-16-46, $16,000,
Daniel Frew to Bertha Homer, lot
5, blk 4. Fairmont cemetery, Hull
man, $10.
Leases
W. C. Choat to J. E. Turnbow,
part sections 26, 2: in 17-45, $1000.
Mortgages
S. M. McLeod et ux. to Mary E.
Beach, eh swq, lots 6, 7, of 16-46
$7000.
Ray and Carl Lair to P. li. Lair,
two-thirds crop wh 25-17-43, wh nwq
36-17-43, swq 83-18-42, $4200.
Loney Heaslet to ,l as . T. Heaslet,
horses, machinery, two-thirds crop
nwq 4-14-44, $1790.
C. S. Green to Farmers State
Bank, St. John, live stock, $400.
John c. and Anton Hadaller to
Bay & Hansen Security Co., live
stock, $650.
R. E. Atkinson to First State Bank
of Garfield. live stock, etc., $125.
Conrad Dippel et ux. to the Gar
field National Bank, live stock, ma
chinery, two-thirds crops lot 3, nh
seq 31-18-46, $1000.
Kel.-a-.es
B. M. Elliott to Alfred Miller et
at , chattel.
D. M. Elliott to Albert P. Miller,
et al., chattel.
■ Citizens State Bank, Tekoa, to F.
A. Thew et ux., chattel, J.".*".'".
Citizens 5t.,.,. .Bank, Tekoa, to Mil
ler and Hankinson. ■•>.'!. $900.
lii en
Standard Lumber Co. vs. L. A.
Brockway, part lots 5, ... hlk 19, on
Seventh street, Rosalia, $109.
MARCH 1, 1918
Patents
United States to Ceo M. Wilson.
swq 10-19-40.
Heeds
Adam P. Welti et ux. to Conrad J.
Scnlerman, part seq 32-1 S-41. $250.
Ira N. Nye et ux. to .las Emert
et ux , blk 3, part hlks I, 5, tracts in
College View add, Pullman, $700.
Chas E. Dodd et ux. to Jessie M.
Reid, blk 11. Garden City add, Pull
man, $1.
Mortgage*
W. H. Lawson to O. D. McKeeban,
live stock, $2500.
Releases
David T. Trimble to Orovllle S.
Jones et ux., real mtge., $2700.
Pullman Savings & Loan Associa
tion to Luvenla P. Oelwlck, real
d tga.
Citizens State Bank. Tekoa.. to
Frank The« et ux., chattel, $2700.
Conditional Kill of Sale
Standard Furniture Co. to E. J.
Smith, rugs, blankets, $67.50.
Hobart Manufacturing Co. to C. R.
Sanders Co., cereal mill, etc., $300,
Lev) and Attachment
Pullman Savings and Loan Asso
ciation vs. Ross R. Kennedy et al.,
lot 1, blk 16, Reaney's add, Pullman,
together with tract in Pullman,
i m
MARCH 2, 1918
I >oeds
County Treasurer to Gertrude
Ross, lots 10, 17, is. blk 6, lots 21,
22, blk X, .Mount View add. Pullman.
.lohn DeHues et ux. to Win. Kram
llch, part nwq of nwq 1-16-43, part
swq of swq 11-16-43, sb of se.| 10
--16-4 except, $15,000.
W. A Forrester et ux, to W. E.
Cavendar, lots I, 2. blk 7. Geo. T.
Huffman, lots I, 2. 3, 1. blk 17.
Reachs add to I'alouse, $1.
Sadie L. 1 leit/man to Ida W. Cath
eart, blk G, eh blk H, Bombards add
to Palouse, $ I.
County Treasurer to E. F. Jones,
lot. 20. blk 1. Tekoa.
Mortgagee
Wm. Kramlitch el ux to John De
Hens, part nwq of nwq 14-16-43,
part sw.| of swq 11-16-43, sb of seq
10-16-43, except, $7500.
Thaddetis A. Stivers et ux. to First
Slate Bank. Fairfield, part neq 9-17
--45, $4000.
Jennie C. Strickler el vir to P. V.
Stravens and M. Freeman, lots 2, 3.
Sb lot 1, blk I, Colfax, $27 40.
elms. L. Parrish et ux. to Geo. H.
Noe, seq seq of swq lot 4 of 30-19-43,
$111,000.
T. W. Enrighl to Bank of Sprague,
live stock, etc., $ 1 00,
B. Wilcox to A. J. Miller, auto.
$61.
Roy Weeks to Security State Bank.
LaCrosse, two-thirds crop eh 6-16-38,
live stock, $,",2").
W. E. Jackson to C. F. Kinzie,
outfit, Palouse, $600.
E. O. Carter to J. W. Ross, live
stock, etc., $100.
Bill of Sale
W. 1). Hale to Mason Morris, live
stock, Implements, $963,
MARCH 4, 1918
Deeds
Asa Rathbon to E. Irene Shobe,
part 2-15-39, $1.
Luke Best to Joe Wright, eh of
seq 13-20-40, $1.
O. J. Carroll to Alex Lithzenberg
er, part 14-10-41, $10.
Contract to Sell
Amanda M. Wolfe et al. to .las.
Edwin Kimble, part wh 26, part eh
27, nit 34-14-45, $85,000.
Leases
Mary Elisabeth Hale to E. P. Mor
ris, part 36-18-42, one-third crop.
Nicholas Kripes et ux. to Colton
State Bank, lots 4, 5, 6, blk 10. Col
ton, $200.
Alex Litzenberger et ux. to O. J.
Carroll, part 14-16-41, $".000.
J. M. Snider to Lamont State
Bank, live stock, machinery, $3000.
T. F. Lyons to Albion State Bank,
live stock, crop on part 84-15-44,
$4200.
I>. T. Brophey to Lamont State
ink, live stock, machinery, $3000.
H. P. Turner et ux. to St. John
State Bank, live stock, $1810.
G. B. Herron to Lamont State
Hank, live stock, machinery, $2000.
W. M Walker to Lamont State
Hank, liv.- stock, machinery, $2000.
Helens*'*
Colton State Bank to Nicholas
Virpes el ux., real mtge., $200.
Pullman Savings and Loan Assn.
to ('lias. A. Isaacs et ux., real mtge.
Bankers Trust Co., trustee, to N.
P. Ry. Co., real mtge., partial release
sh of neq I 9-20-41.
Ira M Tamp to H. .1. Zerba, partial
release chattel. $500.
•A. B. Willard to John A. Kussel
>'t al., chattel.
Albion State Bank to T. F. Lyons,
.battel, $3000.
Conditional Hill of Sale
Partners Supply Co. to Edwin J.
Schultz, into, $675.
Hill of Sale
Elgle Day to C. C. Miller, touring
car, fi.
MARCH 5, 1918
Patents
United States to Jos. Weiser, swq
of sw.j 12-19-41.
Deeds
Albert Burnam to Burton Lewis
Schaii.lron, part swq 20-15-41, $1.
Eugenia Brown to Samuel L.
Drown, part seq of nwq. neq of swq,
1-14-44. $1.
XV. 11. Worley et ux. to R. c. Mc-
Croskey, part 28-18-45, $1.
Leasee
Q. A. Hale et ux. to E. F. Morris,
swq of nwq, nwq of swq 18-48,
one-third crop.
Mortgages
J. Houston McCroskey et ux. to
Federal Reserve Land Bank, Spo
kane, neq, eh of nwq 28-18-45, $10.
--000.
Henry C. Wilson et ux. to Federal
Land Bank. Spokane, part 6-17-43,
$5000.
Fran, is A. Ware to W. S. Imbler,
auto, $100.
L. S. Nordyke to M, Freeman live
stock, etc, $200.
Wm. J. Hropby, J. H. Brophy et
ux. to Bank of Sprague, trustee, two
thirds crop nh 18, swq nh 7, swq 8
-20-40, $7080.62.
Fredolph Osterberg to Albion State
Rank, two-thirds crop sh of nwq and
nh of swq 5-16-45, $600.
1 (el eases
John F. Warnock to T. F. Kabler,
real mtge.
Mrs. J. ii. St. Lawrence to C. M.
Organ, conditional bill of sale, $375,
Conditional Bills of Sale
Champion Register Co. to A. Q.
Castleman, account system, $190.
Lawrence Fisher Hdw. Co. to
Henry Milne, auto, $96,
Bill of Sale
1. M. Kemp to Emma T. Kemp,
live stock, crops sb of nwq, wh of
swq, swq of neq, $].
sr.M.Movs FOR publication
In Justice Court Before Win. Swain,
Justice of the Peace in and for
Precincts No. 41. 51 and 64,
Whitman County, Washington.
I\ O. Brownson, Plaintiff, vs.
George Childers, Defendant.
State of Washington, County of
Whitman, ss.
To George Childers:
In the name of the State of Wash
ington, you are hereby notified that
I-, O. Brownson has filed a complaint
against you in said court which will
come on to be heard at my offices in
Pullman, Whitman county, Washing
ton, on the 30th day of March, 1918,
at 10:00 o'clock a. m.. and unless
you appear and then and there an
swer, the same will be taken as con
fessed, and the demand of the plain
tiff granted.
The object and demand of said
complaint is to recover a judgment
against you for the sum of $42.05,
with interest thereon at six per cent
per annum from August 14, 1917,
until paid, and costs of this action,
and to apply all money or property
garnisheed herein to the payment of
such judgment as may be recovered
against you.
WM. SWAIN,
Justice of the Peace.
Complaint filed Feb. 23. 1918.
Mchl-29
WOODSMEN WANTED —- Perma
nent job. Can use all classes of woods
labor for our winter camps. Need
donkey men, cant hook men, rail
road men, and woodsmen of all
kinds. Wages 43*i_ cents per hour
and up, depending on the job. Board
$1 per day. Blackwell Lumber com
pany, Fern wood, Idaho. 6ep2tf
FOR SALE —Bengalia and White
Canadian peas, recleaned and ready
for seeding. J. J. Vanßruggen.
Phone Ml 3. inch 1-29
Victory
A LL our bakery
*-*• products are
Victory Products.
Use them and help
save the wheat.
Cinnamon Hulls. 15c doz.
Parker House Rolls,
15c doz.
Hot every day at 11 a. m.
11.line Made Dough
mils 20c doz.
Large Sugar Cookies
15c doz.
Drop Cakes 20c doz.
. Special Saturday Only
1:00 to 6:00 P.M.
'ream Puffs 60c doz.
ROBINSON'S
Good Thing* to Eat
Formerly The Fountain
Deeds-Net Words-
Are What Count in
:: This Life ::
T^HE PATRIOTIC WORD is proper and
* inspiring, but the patriotic deed is a neces
sity in order to back up the patriotic word.
tfjT Money to furnish material and food for the boys in the
oJ trenches must be furnished by the people at home.
That means us. The third Liberty Loan drive will be
launched April 6th. To the extent that we, as individ
uals, buy these bonds, just to that extent will we be per
forming the patriotic deed.
We Must Do Our Very Best
Pullman Slate Bank.- First Nalinnal Bank
I Shoe Bargains
6 WHICH ARE REAL ECONOMY
\J A Shoe for y__^^Sfc^^« Price to Suit
S Every Foot i^|gllC?ft^w Every Purse
i -_—— -
U j! MENS REGULATION ARMY SHOES jl j| BOYS' HOME GUARD jj
X ? At $5.65 and $6.00 (! <j Regulation Munson Last j!
ft > __ .ij j; At $3.75 .j
SJj | MEN'S WORK SHOES || <| YOUTHS' AND BOYS SHOES <|
JJ > Good finality Shoo, that give service j, (j o ne lot, size 10 to. 13, £ $1.50 >
WA > under the most sever.' wear: heavy or ,[ ( > ()m , jvg £ ?5 j,
X j > ► '»ne lot. size l.'l •• io 2, at $1.75 ,'
* < light weights; solid soles. ,i > One lot, 2% to 6, al .$2.00 '!
Q I Priced from $3.75 to $5.50 < < Qthers $ . __ $ _-_ and __ j;
!; GROWING GIRLS' SHOES j| ![ LADIES'SHOES j'
11 jj \Volin or leather sole; fine school shoes. (J <[ Gunmetal and patent leather; priced ]l
■V jj At $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 i| jj $1.95, $2.95, $3.50, $4.00 j!
/J < — — j! ? ■ -—' -jl
\J j! MEN'S DRESS SHOES jj > MEN'S DRESS SHOES ,]
(» Snappy English Dress Shoes Priced j» J» Round-toe Shoes in high grade makes ,|
ll lj $4.00 to $8.25 jj ij $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 and $5.50 j
6 - =
§ EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL
*m*
V in Mens Shoes, Goodyear welts, lace or button, leather or neolin
yj soles, round or English toe, size 6 to 10 1-2. Just djO ttf\
fc 240 pairs in this lot. Special while they last . . . h)0«Ov'
x _ =
I ~ ;
8 The Emerson Mercantile Co.
N THE QUALITY STORE -:- PULLMAN, WASHINGTON
"Forty-Nine" Carniva
Friday and Saturday, March 22-23 Red Cross Bent

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