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Friday, April 11, 1010
County Records
I I' -—*•
' MARCH 3.1, 1918 . ,:•
V/V Deeds
Netherlands American Mortgage
Bank to J. H. Hall and 11. S. Murray,
435.7 acres 23-13-37, also all 13-13
--37, $1. , '
H. R. Williams to J. 11. Hall and
H. S. Murray, wh of new, nh of nwq
24, sh of nwq nh of swq 24-13-37,
$1.. V
E. C. Lloyd to J. H. Hall and 11. S.
Murray, 66.5 acres seq 22-13-37, $1.
W. R. Lloyd to E. C. Lloyd, seq,
eh of neq 22-13-37 (240), $1.
■ Roy L. Hord to J. B. Jackson, lot
5, bik 1, Farmington, $1.
Florence Alexander, Georgia Love,
Wesley Alexander, Winnie Orwig,
and Omar Alexander to Edward Ma
guire, tract land eh of swq, 28-17
--43, $1.
James Lynch to' Edward Magulre,
tract in 28-17-48, $1.
Herman Friese to Frank Fries.-,
eh of swq, wh of seq 81-17-46, lots
1, 2- 10, 11, 12, 18, in neq, lot 3,
in nwq 0-16-45, $10.
Sallio E. Farr, Audrey Kay! Lil
lie C. Palmerton, Alice S. Henry,
Frederick John Kaylor and Geo. 11.
Layman to L. B. Mover, lot 1, blk
54, Pullman, $1600..
Mortgages
J. 11. Hall and 11. S. Murray to
the Netherlands American Mortgage
Bank,' 502.4 acres 23-13-37 v also all
13-13-37, also nwq, wh of neq, nh of
swq of 24-13-37, $36,600.
E. C. Lloyd to Day & Hansen Se
curity Co., all 15-13-37, $16,000.
J. H. Hall and 11. S. Murray to
First State Bank, La Crosse, one
third crop 1919, two-fifths crop 1920
on 22-13-37 (602.4), also all 13-13
--37, also nwq. wli of neq and nh of
Bwq 24-13-37, $6791.50. ' •
James Cr.irns to S. Clemmons
Brunei-, lot 1, blk 63, Pullman, $250.
Releasee
DeTweedo Northwestern and Pa
cific Hypotheeekbank to 11. R. Will
iams, real mtge First State Hank of
La Crosse, $3000.
First State Hank, La Crosse, to H.
R. Wililams, real mtge, $2500.
Day A H.insen Security Co. to W.
R. Lloyd, real mtge, $2000.
Day & Hcnsen Security Co. to W.
R. Lloyd, real mtge, $200.
John L. Goeppinger to W. M.
Mooney, real mtge, Murphey Favre
& Co., $5500.-
Abbie C. Baker to R. S. Remla and
Elizabeth B. Remia, real mtge.
• Assignments
Williams and Galiaugher to F. A.
Williams, conditional ( bill of sale,
Root & Dahl. _
Hills of Sale
Theo. Heltstuman to F. J. and W.
D. Kolkman, stock of goods, fixtures,
etc., in place known as Supply Store,
also share In Uniontown Telephone
Co., $1.
George and W. B. Stephenson to
J. X. and L. O. Cannon and S. W.
I Collins, stock merchandise, furniture
fixtures, etc., known as City Club,
Pullman, $2000.
* Conditional Hills of Sale
f Hobart Mfg. Co. to City Market,
I Penut machine, $145.
I Hobart Mfg. Co. to Martin L.
I Rude, kitchenade, $125.
I Williams & Qallaugher to Root &
I Dahl, auto, $622.82.
I Whltefield Helmer Co. to J. H.
I Lewallyn, tractor, $1065.
I Amended Articles laoorporattoß
|; Security State Bank, La Crosse,
I capital stock to be $30,000.
I APRIL 1, 1919
II Deeds
g C. E. Bryan to Julius Dellach,
gl°ts 1, 2, 3, blk 9, Eiberton, $1200.
B Charles E. Frederick to Salem C.
gK-rdy, lot l, west 10 feet lot 2, west
W ,eet lot 8 blk 10, Fitches add. Pa
glouse, $2000.
B & c. Lloyd to C. T. Hansen, 15
--|| E. c. Lloyd to C. T. Hansen, eh of
WH 22-13-37, |l.
11 T Mortgages j
l___S?§ Hall,'"' S' M«rray to First
I lots L 2,3, La Crosse, tract 2 2-13-
Charles E. Frederick to Salem C.
Kwdy, lot 1, west 10 feet lot 2, west
J feet lot s blk 10, Fitches add, Pa
louse, $2000.
E C. Lloyd to C. T. Hansen, 15
--[E' c" Llo >'iI to C. T. Hansen, eh of
Peg 22-13-37, $1.
Mortgages
I •H. Hall, 11. s. Murray to First
t ate Banl <. La Crosse, tract 22-13-
P 7 (502.4), also 13-"37. »l. wh
W neq, an of swq 24-13-37, $6791.50.
BtJrit °' °yd to Day & Hansen Se"
!■ E ,Co ',4feh of neq 22-13-37, $2000.
lurit C' Llo>d to Day & Hansen Se
e_E»r. y Co- ' eh of neq 22-13-37.
| 3&3.l i.
*BnSl'°* Lloyd t0 Day & Hansen Se
iWfy Co., $807.08.
l 0 'cU 1 C' Reed to Pacific Bldg &
X Assn.. lot 7' sh lot 8, blk 17,
I Crosse, $.-,00.
_•#!*_ E' StruPPler to Pullman
ig we Bank, chattel. $2500.
live" t °apps to Citizens State Bank,
iron stock, crop- farm machinery,
Sl^r 18*44-5* 'St
rive* g " °hler to Citizens State Hank,
12400. fan" mach, "OP.
II Hmt Releases
lKr lnveß,n»«nt Co. to J. Jo
own ,I*?' Plr3t State Bank, Union-
I T ° h ; rea $600.
I. c p ""man State Bank to George
Stephenson, chattel. $4000.
Partial Release
Lincoln Trust Co. to Mary Collard,
real mtgo, $4500. /
Assignments
First National Bank, Pullman to
New York Life Insurance Co.. real
«"tge, Eugene Rlttenho
First National Bank, Pullman, to
New York Life Insurance Co., real
mtge, Claude M. Havues
Leases
Mary C. Law.,.;,,. to C. J. Flood
nwq 10-19-4 4, five years.
Perry L. Wiggins to Fred Per
kins, nwq, nwq of swq l, eh of neq
2-12-44, five years, $125 per year.
Priscilla Maynard to Fred Perkins,
sw<| Of neq, wh of seq, eh of swq, swq
of swq i. „eg of nwq, nwq of neq
12-13-44, " years.
Certificate Increase Capital stock
Tekoa Grain Company.
Bills of Sale
George Stephenson to M. D. Henry,
lights, fixtures, etc., in bldg. known
as Theatorium Theatre, also lights,
fixtures in bldg. known as Grand
Theatre, $1.
George Stephenson to p. W. Strup
pler, property owned in connection
with movie shows, Pullman.
Conditional Bill of Sale
M. D. Henry to P. W. Struppler,
lights, fixtures, etc., in connection
with movie shows, Pullman, Theator
ium and Grand, $1815.
APRIL 2, 1919
Edmund O. Archibald and Matilda
.1. Robertson to James D. iialliday.
lots 11. 12, blk 10, Powers add, Pa
louse, $1.
E. Howell to George A. Steiner, all
lots 7, 8, blk 21. Maiden, $1.
S. A. Long to Fay J. Holmes, lots
9, 10, blk :',, First add, St. John,
$600.
Mortgagee
Thomas F. Lyons to Day & Hansen
Security Co., wh ot eh, wh 34-15-44,
$2400.
E. W. Etter to Garfield National
Bank, live stock, crop, farm imple
ments, lit. nwq, pt. neq 4, tract in
nv.-q of Bwq 3, neq of seq 4-17-45,
$375.
L, W. Field to Garfield National
Bank, live stock, farm Implements,
crop part seq 4-1 7-45, $600.
E. W. Hinshaw to First National
Bank. St. John, live stock, farm im
plements, crop in swq 1-18-40, $400.
Mrs. Ellen Drum to James A.
Carey, 2.02 acres in 22-16-43; $1.
. Releases
E. Howell to Geo. E. Lattin, real
mtge . lot 8, blk 21, Maiden.
Frank K. Godfrey to George A.
Steiner, real mtge, lots 1, 2, blk 15.
W. .-'. Imbler to* Arthur L. Hast
ings and Bessie <:. Hastings, lots 4,
5, blk 1, Loekhart's add, St. John,
$675.
W. S. Imblor to Hiram W. Judd,
sh of 10- 19-41, $3000.
Addison Copper Co. to John Poe,
live stock, $400.
Geo. W. Case, Jr., and Chester
Shoudy to H. M. Neighbor and Hat
tic Neighbor, live stock, fr.rm imple
ments, $433.
John Hancock Mutual Life Insur
ance Co, to John 11. Stover and Mag
gie Stover, real mtge, $5000.
Bill of Sale
Kerr Gifford Wi'.rfehou'-e Co. to 11.
B. Williams, grain warehouse, with
equipment.
* Affidavits
C. 11. Farnsworth and Alex Warn
er to The Public, resident! of city of
Pi'louse for more than 20 years.
C. H. Farnsworth to The Public,
knows Mary A. Archibald, wife of
Levi Archibald, deceased.
..•.ignments
Williams and Galiaugher to F. A.
Williams, auto.
Conditional Hill of Sale
Williams and Galiaugher to F. E.
Montgomery, auto. $622.83.
W. O. Palmer to F. B. Beal, auto,
$750.
Willys Overland Pacific Co. to I.
N. Cla*k, auto, $1845. -
M. L. Myers to Luther M. Lyon,
auto, $325.
Partial Release
Anna B. Baylor to John W. Bay
lor, real mtge, $100.
APRIL 3, 1919
Deed-
D. H. Mahoney to W. E. Mahomy.
lots 5, 6, blk ' McDonald's add, Ta
koa,.sl.
County Treasurer to W. E. Ma
honey and D. H. Mahoney, lots 5, 6,
blk 5, McDonald's add, Tekoa.
John Quist to Ernest V. Rothwall,
nwq. of neq 18-15-46, $3200.
Thomas 11. Brown to James E. Gri
ner and Karl C. Griner.,nh of neq,
land lying east of county road in neq
18-43-5, WBM 106 acres). $1000.
31 ortgnges,
J. Farnsworth to Frank Zalesky,
lot 10, McGee's Suhdlv., seq 32-15
--45, $300.
Ernest V. Rothwell to John Quist,
nwq of nag 18-15-46, $1000.
"C. W. Henderson to A. L. McMil
lan, live stock, farm implements,
two-thirds crops 1919, three-fifths
crop 1921 on seq' 16-18-14. $3500.
O. P. Hal re and Sons to E. A.
McCALI, f^y - ,
=" Ureenawalt-Folger Co. 15
j::V"7vvv"■;{-. r.vV;V-r;i^ -.Vv'S-'-?^ 'K/v^^ t^v.v9 -Sir- V^'Avivf^
«S You bave Money new novelties that have just arrived by
/r (\ L D ' EXPRESS.
//f if 1 ■DUying NEW dress trimming, veiling, wide fancy
//V jl "P. "IT J 1* DRESDEN RIBBONS AND LACES
//] II A Dove Undermuslins
J/ I h\\) FIGURED GEORGETTE CREPE
1 If Because they are not only the Forty inches wide $3 50 per yard
• WJy prettiest and latest styles, but ___ZZZZZZZZZZZ
TJjgVE" the most carefully made of the Ma taylob house dresses and aprons for
UiVv-V best quality materials. It will spring have arrived, the styles and pat
ifa I 1 !ir\ II TERNS AS PRETTY AS EVER
\f pay you to always wear "Dove"
Undermuslins. They'll delight you with y~our corset
their beauty and fit and will wear longer Before CORSET- it for spring
their beauty and ht and will wear longer Before purchasing h c or spring
than ordinary garments. The Athletic ffiTvwr's w^M^h^rJTvS
"Unionette" shown above is made up in e /z~ W^&^£^^
nainsook, elastic back. Priced $2.50. Be lik o e fcTS^SSU*
May we serve you?
BOYS'ALL WOOL SUITS lades' SILK
$9.50 to $12.00 SWEATER COATS
We have a fairly good range of patterns
dt £ Oil tV I'Jhre silk coals will bo very 1!'"1''11' this season, and
Styles trom OtO I L years. 1 hese are some very clever numbers are being shown.
UnUSUally loW prices. • A striking garment in gold color, Slip-over style;
priced , $13.50
/ A green and gold, coat style;
' Si^ V* A* IM'iml $1500
AW m\AsW^ATjAA9J^m\ W j*ntf3r "ii'quiii.sc hlix-; ['••l'sijin .-< tl In i* sasli licit;
w*&£>4g4c<f€ %4@€> $18.50
HOSIERY SPECIAL FOR CHILDREN A beautiful coral coat, white trimming, coal
25c and 35c PFR PAIR st-v]'- with sash; i,ric,><l > $20.00
(Not Seconds) These are only a few of the. man v styles and colors shown]
. . .
UNION MADE LEE UNION-ALLS Vo n uer PUnTon LSuit
Men engaged in big work best know the many advantages of the Lee
Union-All. It is strongest where greatest strength is required;
it is most comfortable where greatest comfort is necessary. Every
man needs a Lee garment. In the evenings and on holidays when odd
jobs about the home must be done-—slip on the Lee Union-Alls; in a
iffy you are ready for any kind of work. The suit protects you from
head to foot against dust and dirt and it is as easy and comfortable as
an old shoe. A wardrobe of a man is never complete without a Lee
Union- The new price, the best quality, only $4.50 per gar
ment; and for sonny a suit "just like dad's" is the most practical of all
play garments. Sizes 2 to 6 yrs. $1.75; 7 to 11, $2.25; 12 to
16, $2.50.
BOYS' CORDUROY HANSEN. [i HARDEMAN HATS JUST WRIGHT SHOES
TROUSERS WORK GLOVES B etter Hats for Men „ For
Site 7to 16 An extra Always . the standard ( .of All the new colors; all the
114 » v i- ™ll comparison; a glove for . Latest styles being shown,
quality dark color; well every purpose. snapes. * o
made. Special values at Price $5.00 Al*° Cornacttre and Arch
• Priced $2.50 $2.50 per pair Super Quality $6.00 preserver lasts.
Greenawalt-Folger Co.
Wiotte, farm machinery, $525.
Releases
' Janet Wilson Newell to Tim, Ru
bens, real mtge, $1000.
Firs' National Bank, St. John, to
E. W. Hinshaw, chattel, $200.
Bill of Salo
Joseph Seltice to Willis E. Ma
honey, crop 1919-20, on 10, 15, in
5-44 WBM (100 acres), $500.
Power of Attorney
-Willard Ward. Ellen and Anna
PULLMAN IIKIIALb
j Ward, Nora Cannon, Mrs. Catherine
Davis, Mrs. Bridget Foley appoint
W. J. Fagan.
APRIL 4, 1919 <
Deeds .
W. A. Ferryman to William Bur
meister, lots 1, 2, 7, 8/ bik 12, Breed
ings' add, Palouse, $65.
F. J." Hay-field to Phillip Schier
man, lots 9, blk 24, Farmington,
"Byron B. Rlrk to J. S. Love, south
50 feet lots 4, 5, 6, blk 8, McCoy's
add, Oakesdale, $1000. .
Mortgagee
Annie. M. Hltchings to N. W. Mu
tual Life Insurance Co., neq 11-18
--42, $3000. -.- ,■ !
A. W. Carpenter to Colfax State
Bank, crop sh of seq, part nh of seq
of swq of neq 31-17-44, $200.
L. D. DeLashmutt to J. W. Splat
cr, live stock, farm implements, two
thirds interest crop 28, 33, in 14-39,
$2882.79.
Releases
J. Weston Martin to Claude Jamo3,
real mtge, $2000.
American Free Hold Land Mort
gage company of London to Edwin
E. Jl organ, real mtge.
(Additional Records on page seven)
Miilfoed, oat and barley chop. Nye
& Emert. v'V nov22H
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