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County Records
NOVEMBER 25, I*lß
Deeds
Geo. T. Booner to Annie C. An
derson, lots I, 2. 3. 4, 5, blk 2 1, 2nd
Syndicate add, Guy, $158.
Clarence W. Lindsay et ux., Chat
lotto A., to Colfax State Hank, lots
8, 9, blk 8, Perkins & Prescott's
Riverside add, Colfax. $1.
Leases
C. XV. .McFarland et ux., Virta.E.*,
to B. M. Schick, part lot 7, blk 8,
Fitch's add, Palouse.
Mortgages
Vern Miller et n\., Arra. to First
Saving & Trust Bank, Whitman Co.,
pan sh of sh 8-17-45, part nh of 17
--17-46, $".000.
John F. Richardson el ux„ Lulu,
to Federal Land Bank, Spokane all
of nw(j 17-17-13, seq 8-17-43, $10,
--000.
John C. R. Sidler et ux., Florence
Belle, to Farmers National Bank of
Colfax, part sections 2;:. 24, in 16
--41, $7000.
T. J. Puckett to Colton State Hank,
tract in neq 34-18-46, $200.
Arthur Cole to First National
Hank, Pullman, live stock, machin
ery, implements, two-thirds crops
land of Thos. Savage estate, $4300.
E. W. Coram et ux., Myrtle, to O.
D. McKeehen, live stock, machinery,
crops part Sec. 7-46-6, $2000,
W. B. Parr to J. 1. Farrier, live
stock, $189.93.
Peterson Bros, to J. A. Mays, two
thirds crops sections 2, 12, in 13-37,
$1500.
Robert E. Moser to Colton State
Bank, live stock, $150.
T. J. and Chas. 11. Puckett to
Colton State Bank, crops nh of nwq,
nwq of neq 32-12-45, $150.
Vern Miller to First Savings &
Trust Bank, Whitman County, live
stock, machinery, crops part sections
3, 4, and: 10 in 17-40, part sh of 8,
part nh 17-17-45, 14360.
Releases
Union Trust Co., Spokane, to C. M.
Beckett et ux., real mtge, $9000.
First Savings & Trust Bank of
Whitman County to Vern Miller,
chattel, $2000.
First National Bank of Pullman to
Arthur Cole, chattel. $2800.
O. D. McKeehan to E. XV. Corn in
et ux., chattel.
F. Osterberg to T. C. Martin, con
ditional bill of sale, $527.
Affidavits
M. E. Schreck to Tho Public
NOVEMBER 26, 1918
Deeds
Carrie Dederick et vir, J. 11., to
Wm. Verheign, lots 3, 4. bik 2, Geo.
P. Hoffman 2nd add, Tekoa, $160.
Jos. P. Hagaman et. ux., Minnie C,
to Robert W. Hargrave, part nwq of
nwq 28-18-41, $2900.
Jos. P. Hagaman et ux., Nannie C,
to Fred Page et ux., Lucy, tract in
nwq 28-18-41, $100.
Cleveland Martin, Admr. de bonis
non of the estate of Eliza .1. Martin,
deceased, to -las. M. Martin (one
half), John M. Martin (one-eighth),
Aaron K. Martin (one-eighth),
Maude A. Martin (one-eighth), Ma
bel D. Martin (one-eighth), tract In
23 and part 24 in 15-41, $ —
Mortgages
Michael Arndt to J. C. Catheart,
tract In Palouse, lots 3, 4, blk 3, be
tween D and E streets, Breeding's
add, Palouse, $600.
R. F. Grant to National Bank of
Oakesdale, live stock, machinery,
two-thirds crops on lands of A. C.
and J. H. Hardisty in sections 2, 11
in 18-43, $4000.
W. A. Self to First Savings and
Trust Bank, Whitman County, live
stock, machinery, crops eh of neq 30
--17-43, $200.
E. G. Nicolal to J. E. Mustard,
stock of merchandise, crops, etc., as
covered by mortgage filed 11-13-18,
$2160. .**.-
T. L. Bilderbaek to Farmers Na
tional "Bank, Colfax, live stock, ma
chinery, Implements, 1000 sacks of
barley, 200 bushels wheat, two-thirds
crop eh 21, net) 28-14-40, land of
Ben Kelly (160 acres) in 27-I*4-10.
two-thirds crop land J. C. Wicks in
sections 21, 22 in 14-40. two-thirds
70 acres barley on Sees. 21. 22 in 14
--40, 200 acres crop on wh 16-15-41,
$0600.
Releases
Security State Bank. Palouse, to
Michael Arndt, real mtge, $600.
Bert and XV r A. Hately to Worlie
Hately, chattel, $4500.
First Savings & Trust Bank to W.
A. Self, chattel, $200.
NOVEMBER 27, 1918
Patents
United States to Clifford H. Ab
rams, part 8-11-46.
Deeds
Sarah E. Small to Jas. M. Small,
sh of neq 33-15-44, $1.
Mortgages
Claude M. Haynes et ux.. Ruby, to
First National Bank, Pullman, swq
iC-it-45, except, $4500.
J. W. Bunch et ux., Bertha, to H.
S. Curtis, crops nh of neq 15-17-4 5,
$500. I |«|
Conrad Straub to Bank of Endi
cott, two-thirds crops nwq 32, part
neq 31, seq 29-16-41, $1000.
John W. Morgan to Farmers State
Bank, St. John, live sfock, machin
ery, two-thirds crop sh of wh 22, nwq
27, eh of neq 28-19-4 2, eh of eh 28
--19-42, crops sh of sh 22, nwq 27-19
--42, $2400.
Ml)ford Pew et ux., Myrtle. C, to
A. B. Willard, live stock, machinery,
two-thirds crops wh 29-45-5, $1200.
H. J. Schlernian to Colfax Nation
al Bank, live stock, crops wh 10-i5
--41, $500.
Dora M. Nilsson et vir, M., to A.
B. Willard. part 6-45-5. part swq 31
--46-5, $1000.
Releases
Farmers State Bank. Uniontown,
to Ray P. Hall et ux., real mtge,
$367.
-"* Tobias MoHier to R. T. Smiley et
ux.. real mtge.. $2700.
v-V)National Bank or Oakesdale to H.
A.'Kincald. chattel. $4000.
Farmers National Bank, Colfax, to
T. L. Dilderback, chattel, $1600; T.
L. BUderback, chattel, $3000; T. 1,.
Bildwback, (battel, $1250; T. L Bll
derback, chattel, $3500; T. L. Bllder
back, chattel $1500; T. 1.. Milder
back, chattel, $6000; T. li. Bllder
back, chattel, $7600; T. 1. Bllder
back, chattel, $2000.
Conditional Bill or Sale
Ahrens and Ahrens to Wm. A.
Chlttlck, auto. $1050.
Corona Typewriter Sales Co. to L.
E. Elliott, typewriter. $66.
Sherman Clay & Co. to XV. C, Hum
garner, piano, $400.
Assignments
T. XV. Savage, Jr., to W. D. Lar
gent, real mtge, Mary K. Hamilton
et vir.
NOVEMBER 30, 1918
Deeds
Oliver Hall to dee. Lee, lot 16, hlk
2. 2nd add, Colfax cemetery, $20.
Hollingsworth Land & Live Stock
Co. to Bills Laird, tract in Colfax,
$1000.
Ellis Laird and wife, Minnie, to
Claude Hollingsworth, tract in Col
fax, $1000.
Robert . Whittler et ux., Mao, to
Harry Whittler, undivided half Inter-
Mi of seij S, seq of nwq, swq ',», eh,
seq of nwq, eh of swq 17, neq of nwq,
seq of seq 20, wh of wh 21, nwq of
neq, eh of eh 29, eh of neq '>-, eh of
SW,| 8-12-46, $1.
Geo. E. Lee et ux., Maggie L., to
John W. Baylor, tracts in neq of nwq
23-16-4.1, $3000.
Ellis Laird el ux., Minnie, to Claud
Hollingsworth, lots l. 3, sb of the
neq 4-16-43, $1.
Hollingsworth Land & Live Stock
Co. to Ellis Laird, lots 1, 2, sh of
neq 1-16-4* l, $1.
Mortgages
Josephine 11. Weitman to Steptoe
State Bank, tracts in sections 3. 4,
of 18-43, and section 34-19-43,
$1487.80.
J. J. Eastep et ux., Jannie, to Step
toe State Bank, lot 29. blk 13, In
cluding blacksmith tools, etc., $660.
J. H. Abbott et ux., Lizzie, to Se
curity National Bank, Cheney, lots
(I. 7. blk 24, lots 1, 2, 6, 7, of 25-12
--•14, $786.
Geo. Grein et ux., Sadie M., to the
Moscow State Bank, neq 12-15-45,
$6240.
Geo. Crein et ux., Sadie M.. to
Moscow State Dank, crops neq, undi
vided half interest nwq of swq, sh of
bwq 1 5-46, $6200.
Geo. Grein et ux.. Sadie M., to the
Moscow State Bank, live stock, ma
chinery, auto, $6200.
las. Gumm et ux., Essie, to O. I).
McKeehen, live stock, machinery,
wagon, $200.
Releases
J. M. Trowbridge to J. J. Eastep,
et ux.. real "mtge, $1121.62.
Isabella Turner to Geo. Grein et
ux., real mtge.
Margaret S. Richards to Geo. B.
Lee et ux., partial release, real mtge.
Tekoa State Bank to .las. Gumm,
chattel, $300.
First National Hank. Pullman, to
Geo. Grein. chattel, $1200.
Steptoe State Bank to Josephine
11. Weitman et al., chattel, $1300.
Steptoe State Bank to J. M. and
S. M. Beaman, chattel, $170.
Steptoe State Bank to W. E.
Grimes, chattel, $900,
Conditional Hill of Bale
Whitman Implement Co. to Percy
Bowers, harrow, $60.
Logan-Bates Company to I. A.
Sieveke, auto, $900.
Automobile Clearing House to XV.
H. Finsen, auto, $700.
Whitman Implement Co. to G. M.
Tower, separator, plow, hack, etc.,
$496.
New Kraut at Sanders Grocery.
deed
George W. Clous, optician, will
again visit Pullman Wednesday. De
cember 18, and may be found at the
Palace hotel. He will examine your
eyes without charge and fit them to
your perfect satisfaction. If you
need glasses or new lenses in your
frames, it will pay you to see him.
All work guaranteed. dee 6-13
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
The Christian Science society holds
services every Sunday morning at
10:30 o'clock In the new Masonic
hall. Subject of the lesson-sermon
for next Sunday. "God the Only
Cause and Creator."
Testimonial meetings are heia
i.very Wednesday evening at 8:00
o'clock in the Masonic hall. A free
reading room is open to the public
every afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00
o'clock at 226 First National Bank
building. All authorized Christian
Science literature may there be read
or borrowed.
YOUTH'S COMPANION CALENDAR
For 11>11»
The publishers of the Youth's
Companion v.-ill. as always at this
season, present t3 ov«r) subscriber
whose subscription is paid for 1919,
a calendar for the new year, it is a
gem cf calendar-making. The decor
ative mounting is rich, but the m. in
purpose has been to produce a calen
der i.at Is useful, and that purpose
has been achieved.
Remember that the wasted dollar
i; still a "slacker" dollar. You
wouldn't let your money "slack"
when Uncle Sam needed it for war
uses. Make it work for you. too.
War Savings Stamps remain the fin
est investment for small sums. Buy
all you can before the end of Decem
ber. Their maturity date is now only
four years ahead.
When you signed thai War Savings
pledge, you promised the Secretary
of the Treasury that he could de
pend on you for * certain loan to the
government each month. Keep your
promise without fail.
"SNOW FLAKE" CRACKERS
to BE MADE FAMOUS
Washington CiiKiker Co. Oiangew
Name Will Be Known as Pa
cific Coast Biscuit Co.—Exten
sive Advertising Campaign Plan
ned to Cover Period of Three
Yew*.
The Washington Cracker company
of Spokane, one of the first cracker,
cookie and candy manufacturing
plants established in the city, has
passed out of existence, in name, to
reappear immediately as tho Pacific
Coast Biscuit company.
In changing its identity the com
pany assumes the name of the con
cern with which it has long been
closely affiliated, and which operates
large factories In Seattle, Tacoma,
Portland. San Francisco, Los An
geles and Sacramento.
No change is made In policy or
management of the local plant. W.
T. Bavins, who has been manager of
the Washington Cracker company for
years, will continue In charge. The
only change will he a specialized and
concentrated campaign for the intro
duction of the "Snow Flake" brand
of Baited sofa crackers to this terri
tory.
Announcement of the change In
name was made at a convention of 20
salesmen from this territory, hold at
the Spokane offices, when detailed
plans for an extensive advertising
campaign for "Snow Flake" crackers
was outlined. Mr. Bevins presided
at. the meeting.
The Pacific Coast Biscuit company
has set aside approximately $100,000
to be used in the next three years in
the exclusive pushing of the Snow
Flake crackers. Spokane territory
will share In all this expenditure;
which will be carried on through
salesmen, newspapers and "De Liyce"
billboards. It will also share in the
increased business, greatly enlarging
the manufacturing of the Snow Flake
cracker.
A convention similar to the one
held in Spokane was held at the
plants in the different cities and all
the details of the sales and advertis
ing work gone over and approved.
The coming of peace is directly re
sponsible for the launching of this
extensive campaign at this time.
Without doubt the best times the
Northwest ever had are just ahead
of us.
SKATS CHANGE NEWS
The Seats Grange met for its an
nual election of officers the 23rd of
November. There was a large repre
sentation of members and they re
ported the meeting interesting and
enjoyable. The following officers
were elected:
.Master—Felda Barkhuff.
Overseer — ('erne Bourbonnle.
Lecturer —Isabel Boone.
Steward —Charles Marshall.
Asst. steward —George Marshall.
Chaplain—Theresa Thornton.
Treasurer —E. P. Black.
Secretary— .lames Hubbard.
Gatekeeper—Will Thornton.
Ceres —Louise Angstd.
Pomona Alberta Marshall.
Flora— oil is Richardson.
Lady Asst. Steward.— Mrs. L. *%f'.
Hately.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hately enter
tained at Thanksgiving dinner.
Those present were Verne Bourbon
nle and family, Will Richardson and
family, Mrs. J. 11. Maynard and Pri
vate Elmo. Richardson and Lieuten
ants Williams, Taylor and Fox of
Pullman.
Some 40 of the neighbors gathered
at -the home of Mr. and Mrs. .1. 11.
Mansfield Thanksgiving evening. The
evening passed quickly with conver
sation and games and bountiful re
freshments were served.
K The Beauridell school entertained
a few of the patrons at a Thanksgiv
ing program Friday afternoon.
Charles Marshall. Bert Mansfield
and lady friends motored to Lewis
ton Sunday.
PULLMAN IIAITIST CHURCH
John A. Shaw, pastor. Bible
school at 9:45 a. m.; sermon at
11:00 a. in.; Young People's meet
ing at 6:45 p. m.; sermon at 7:45
p. m. Place of worship, Paradise
street, near .Main street. The pub
lic cordially invited.
WANTED—By young farmer and
his mother, pla c on farm where
they can keep house by themselves.
Both used to farm work. Phone
1533. dec 6
INSURE WITH McCLASKEY.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for the
County of Whitman.
In the Matter of tho Estate of Mary
E. Packingham, Deceased.
Notice to tho world is hereby given
that I, the undersigned, have been
appointed and confirmed by the
above named court as the executor
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BAKER MOTOR CO.
of the last will and testament of
Mary E. Packlngham, deceased, and
that i h i--e qualified as such execu
tor; that the creditors of the de
ceased and all persons having claims
against the deceased ere required to
serve their said claims, supported by
affidavit as required by law. on the
undersigned executor, or on D. C.
Dow, his attorney of record, -t his
law . office In Pullman, Whitman
county, Washington, and file the
came with the clerk of the above
named court, together with proof of
such service, within six months after
the date of the first publication of
this notice, to-wit: within six months
from and after the 22nd day of No
vember, 1918, and that all claims not
served a>nd filed within the time
aforesaid shall be barred.
Dated November 19th, 1918.
LOGAN 0. KIMZEY,
Executor of ihe L.-.st Will of
Mary i:. Packingham, Deceased.
D ('. Dow,
Attorney for the Estate,
Pullman. Wt >h.
NY. v2-Dec Al]f:
No. iMiTtti
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL RE
PORT AND PETITION FOR
. DISTRIBUTION"
In the Superior Court of tl^ State of
Washington in and for the
bounty of Whitman.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Thomas Lawson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Alice
L. Lawson, administratrix of the es
tate of Thomas Lawson, deceased,
has filed in the office of the clerk of
Bald court, her final report as such
administratrix, together with her pe
tition for distribution of said estate,
asking the court to settle said repojl
distribute tho property to-the .
or persons entitled to the same,
discharge said administratrix^
that Friday, the 20th day of !*■ rf
ber, 1918, at 10:00 oTlockA^
the court room of our said « •Vjjjl
court, in the city of Colfax »
Whitman County, has been da*
pointed by said superior S?ffiJ|gSJ
hearing and settlement *!*^
report and petition for d'Btrl ° ,
at which time and place any -v
Interested In said estate may w
and file objections thereto "J^i
test the same. ' n ',;.:Aa£&m
Witness, the Hon. R. L- -r^
key, Judge of said superior 'S t^
the seal of said court :*™*AA:A
22nd day of November, *»"l*s£sC
M P. BELLING^
Clerk of Said,«
Nov22Dec2o

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