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SEPTEMBER 29, 1911
-Hieds
John Jasper to Nicholas Dahmen,
lots 3. 4. 6, 6, hlk D, Kreil's add.
In ion town, $250.
Andrew L. Hill to Fred 11. Eng-'
'•'ii- nh of neei 32, nwq 33-17-45,
$24,179,
Thomas Stev.r.rdson to Davis Land
& Investment Co. nwq 88-19-41,
$13,600.
Irving J. Cunningham to E. A.
Archer, part lot '.'., blk 8, Reaney's
2nd add, Pullman, $400.
Mabei Johnson to Herbert E. Hod-
Kirn, lots 11, 12, blk a. McDonald's
add, Tekoa, $1500.
Lora M. Meek to James R. Barnes,
sh of neq and nh of seq 5-13-46,
* ! 3,600.
Ray Meek to James R. Barnes,
tract in 5-13-45, $9200.
Wm. Ku to Minnie O'Halloran,
one-third interest seq 6-19-44,
$5000.
John R. Lakin and Mary E. La
kin to 01 Lee Lakin, Retta A., and
Toby li. Lakin, Amy L. Passmore,
Clara A. Dawson and Geo. P. Lakin
<fcce record), $1.
Chas. E. Wethered to Alvin A.
liustis. lot 7, blk 6, Campus Park
add, Pullman, $2600.
Orville Stephenson to Omer 0,
Maston; sh of swq 11-15-45 (except)
I 1,000,
Mortgage*
timer c. Mas,on to Ella M. Letter
man, sh of swq 11-15-45 (except,
18000,
C. v Blair to Andrew L. Hill and
i rod English, nil of neq 32, nwq 33
--17-45, $12,000,
John J. O'Halloran to Phoenix Mu
tual Life Insurance Co., swq 6-19-44,
$7, a in"!. '
Chas. E. Atteiniry to 'Wm. Wied
rich. tract in Winona. $2151).
Ray Lynch to Colfax State Bank,
tract sh 22. nh 7-42, $6000.
0, ('.'. Hutchens to First State
Bank, La Crosse, two-thirds interest
see) 10-13-37, $1400,
,A. If. Wilson to J. D. Sledgel, live
suck, farm implements, crop John
Conger place, $6,023.
C. E. Attebury to Win. Wiedrich,
truck, $2150.
Releases
Bank of Farmington to R. W.
Kingsbury, real mtge, $ 1000,
Frank E. Belaud to Adelbert L.
Shields, real mtge, $400.
C. D. Martin to Ray Meek, real
mtge, $ 500,
I'nion Trust Co, to Fred Schoeff,
real mtge, $6000.
Elizabeth Neace to James Neace.
real mtge.
John S. Schmick to Philip Mo
rasch, real mtge, $3000.
Colfax Milling Co. to J. Q. Rey
nolds, chattel, $135.40.
Colfax State Bank to A. W. Car
penter, chattel, $200.
X. W. McGee to 8, T. Stuart, chat
tel.
l-;. ii. Letterman by Ella N. Letter
man, extra., to Orville Stephenson,
real mtge, $10,000.
Robert Pepper to Conrad Daubert,
real mtge, $9500,
Wash. Motor Car Finance Co. to
Baker Motor Car Co.. chattel.
Wash. Motor Car Finance Co. to
Baker Motor Co.. chattel.
Robert Kllpatrlck to W. Ross Kil
patrick. chattel, $4800.
Elizabeth Neach to B. D. Henry,
chattel.
Mrs. Isabella Taylor to Lloyd
Bush, chattel, $2550.
First National Bank, Pullman, to
A. 1.. Swecker. chattel, $8600.
Mrs. Matilda Snyder to A. E. Lin
vall, chattel. $600.
Partial Releases
Ells M. Letterman to Orvllle Ste
phenson, real mtge. $4000.
Leases
J. R. Brown to B. F. Collie-, nwq
of nwq. sii of the nwq, swq of neq, sh
8, nh 17. seq 18, and part 20-17-40.
five years.
Affidavits
Alexander Hf.rrow to The Public,
knew Anna M. Smith.
U. G. I.awler to The Public, V. G.
Lewie? and U. G. Lawler, one and
same person.
< melittonal Bill of Sale
Wash. Motor Car Finance Co. to
Baker Motor Co., anto, truck, $2100.
Sherman, CI: y & Co. to C. A.
Lynch, piano, $4 25.
Order to Sell
Whitman County Commissioners
to County Treasurer, lot 8. blk 11.
Maiden.
SEPTEMBER 30, 191$
Patents*
United States to Clarissa M. 0,
,i, neq ot neq 24-13-43, lots 1. 2.
a ,.d -ten of nwq 19-13-4 1.
Deed*
Win. Swain- to Christ Wurgler. lot
-1 hlk 32. Pullman". $125.
MUo Boland to Jas. P. Keating,
lot 4. hlk 30, Perkins & Prescott's
Riverside add, OoMftx. $1100.
Thos. Jabbora and Jas. Jabbora
•<) Mrs. Maggie Juhnke, the swq 3
-15-44, $16,000.
Albert H. Gates to John V. Ba
fJs. lot 7. hlk 5. Kndicott. $2000,
M. E. Schreck to J. H. Hassler,
lots 1. 8, 14, hlk 3. High School add.
Lft Crosse. $160.
Nellie Kinney to K. C Johnson Jr..
tract 20-18-45. $1800.
John E. Thompson to Harold H.
Pulton, lot 6, blk 12, Beach's add,
Palouse, $125.
E. M. Hazen to Walter A. Hatley.
tracts in 4-14-45, except, $1.
E. 'I. Patee to Kdw. (' Johnson,
lots 4, 5, Mb 1. Chambers add, Pull
man, $3250.
Samuel O x Hortngtoo to W. M.
Boyd, sh of swq. sh of seq .'5-15-45,
$20,800.
State of Washington to l*. G.
Coigncy, biks 9, 12, State add, Pa
louse No, I, $1046.03,
U. C. Coigney to E. J. Paulsen.
blks 9, 12, State add, Palouse,
$1300.
Wm. J. Morrow to W. W. Purring
ton, nwq 26-16-40, neq of seq, sh
of seq and the seq if si-, q 22-16-40,
$7000.
W. W. Purrlngton to Conrad 11.
S'hierinan, nwq of seq, Bh of seq,
seq of swq 22-16-40, $136,240.
c. L. MacKenzie and Dolph Cool
idge to H. N. Whitelaw and Mary B.
Whitelaw, sh of neq, lots 1, 2, of
4-18-45, seq of 4-18-45, except. $24,
--000.
Mortgages
A, E. Bitter to Pullman Say. &
Loan Ass'n., lot 7, blk 5, Pullman,
$200.
Carl Peterson to Etta M. Capellar,
two-thirds grain nwq 5-18-41, live
stock, $1000.
A. J, Wagner to First National
Bank, St. John, live stock, $600,
John Hi-vim- to First National
Bank, Pullman, live stock, wheat,
feed, machinery, hay, $1000.
M. A. Crumbaker to Colfax Na
tional Bank, live stock, farm Imple
ments, $500.
E. *'< Worman to Colfax National
Bank, live Stock, farm implements,
crou wh of 28-16-46, $1000,
Conrad H. Si•hiernian to W. W.
Purrington, nwq 26-16-40, neq of
seq of swq 22-16-40, $20,000.
O. A. Chapman to Emma Geneor,
lots 6, 7. blk I. Aye. add., Colfax,
$525.
E. J. Paulson to U. B. Coigny, hlky
9, 12, State add, Palouse, $700.
Assignments
Colfax National Bank to N. W.
.Mutual Life Ins. Co., real mtge, Bur
rell F. Smith, 2,000,
Leases
W. F. Mattingley to J. E. Bage
ant, eh of swq 31. Bwq and 11 acres
neq 31-18-42, also ,">4 acres neq of
6, and 77 acres nwq 6-17-42, five
years.
Releases .♦
R. P. Hill to Sarah A. Davis and
Josh Davis, chattel, $1200.
Lincoln Trust Co. to E. T. Patee,
real mtge, $2000. '
Pullman state Bank to Claud E.
Davis, chattel, $3500; chattel,
$3500.
Pullman State Bank to A. C. Reid,
chattel, $500.
Bank of Winona to S. G. Fisher,
chattel, 1150; to Art A. James,'
chattel, $200; to 'J. W. Todd, chat
tel, $1750; to Geo. T. Cox, chattel,
$1600; to Viola 0. Henderson and
T. L. Henderson, chattel, 1800; to
Mrs. Margaret Smith, chattel, $210.
Colfax National Bank to C. D. Mu
t.iau. chattel, $400; to W. C. Ander
son, chattel, $375; to Phillip Blu
lnenscbein, chattel, $7000; to W. S.
Mood, chattel, $2500; to Phillip
Blumenschein, chattel, $7000; to
Joseph Lothspelch, chattel, $110; to
L. R. Blrcher, chattel, 1500; to Abe
Miller, chattel. $3000; to M. L. Mes
bitt, chattel, $400; to Adolph Kunz.
chattel^ $1250; to M. L. Mesbltt,
chattel, $550.
Colfax National Bank lo 11. 'l
Schierman, chattel. $500; to Christ
iv c bios, chattel, $2000; to L. F. An
derson, Jr., chattei. $1200; to John
Krom. chattel, $3000; to Henry .1-
S-jhierman, chattel, $800.
Colfax National Bank tee \V. B.
Herman, chattel, $4000; to Melvin
A Crumbaker, chattel, I 850.
M. S. Cannon to P. H. Matson,
chattel. $15,940.
W. J. Davis to Hairy Young, chat
tel, $3500.
Bill of Sale
Oris E. Lair to First State Bank,
La Crosse, washer, extractor, tent,
stoves, gas tank, etc., $1.
P. 11. Matron to M. S. Can-on.. live
stock, farm implements, wheat, hay,
310 acres summer fallow, etc., $18,
--449.
Conditional Bill nt Sale
Milt Rash to Henry Fisher and
Geo. Bafus, auto, $310.
OCTOBER 1. I*l9
Daeds •
C. L- MaeK*nsle and Dolph Cool
idge. to L. W. Owlnn. eh 14-16-5,
$27,2007
lon G. Hutchinson to Richard
K.- Smith, neq 15-18-43. $33,000.
Till] 1T1.1..MW m:i:\i,i>
• W. 11 Jackson to W. It. Davis, wh
of swq 21-IC-45. $.'SOO.
Snrah IV Kenoyer to Lewis Coch
ran, nh of seq JO, - , of swq 1
-17-44, $11,500.
Herman Bethke to John Lutts,
tracts In $8 and J' . of is-. i, $320.
J- Weston Martin to Frank C.
James, lots 1, 2, '-, 4, eh of Wh 30
--19-44. $40,000.
James Boyer to Giuseppe Geard
nelli. tracts IB Sees 9, 10-11-15,
$3509.
Chan. Bennei •■. Ira Scott, neq 20
--15-40, $18,000,
John Snider to Chas. T. Benrer.
neq 14-15-40, $19 HOC.
Minda Brink to Chas. T. Bennei,
neq "-40, $10.
Chas. T. Benner to Minda Brink,
nog 14-15-40, $10.
Willard M, Jones to J. M. Mob
ncy, one-sixth interest in lots 11, 12,
--blk 4, Aye. add., Colfax, $225.
Ernest Hemingway to a. C. Hem
ingway., neq 12-18-42, $16,000.
Ida M. Perkins to Katie f. Mc-
Leod, lot 12, blk 16, Beach's add.
Palouse, $600.
Louis Nli olai to Alfred Nelson,
tract 19-3 8-48, $4000.
Richard K. Smith te- Wm. C. Bish
op, tracts in Sees. IT and IS, of 17
--' 44, $36,600,
Hiram Wildman to Walter J,
Bethke, nh of nwq 16-20-45. $10,
--000.
Geo. H, .McCroskey to Herman
Bethke. swq 9-20-45, $20,000.
Maud D. Taylor to John P. Hick
man, lots 1. 2, 3, 1. 5, 6, 7. 8, blk
30, Farmington, $525,
Percy Staffelbach to Clara Staftel
|ba< li. lot 5, blk 3, Power's add. Pa
louse, $200.
Ida M. Perkins, Lfllte B. Btlilinger,
Pearl B. Ginger, Win. B. Wade. Guy
W. Wade, Ralph 0. Wade, Daily
Counts, Gilbert E. Counts, Hazel
Kr.oils and H:.rry Sehultz to Percy
Staffeibach, lot 5, blk 8, Power's
add, Palouse, $200.
Potlatch Lumber Co. to Joiin
Fountain, subdlv 21 Mill Row add.
Palouse, $450.
Mortgages
Wm. M. strunk to 0, w. Will
oughby, tract 22-10-44, $10.
Richard K. Smith to Andon G. i
Hutchison*'tracts 16-18-43. $26,000.
John Luft to Union Trust Co.,
tracts In 28 and 29-18-41. $10,000.
Chas. T. Benner to John Snider, I
ing 20-1.1-40, $9100.
W. M. Boyd to Samuel O. Herring
ton, sh of swq and s'n of seq 25-15
--15, $12,000.
R. L. and Lola Heaton to Bonnie
P. Druffel. tract 25-13-44, and 17
--13-45, $13,000,
Geo. Garrelts to E. 11. Bryan, crop j
part sections 8, 9, of 15-46, $1820.
Vernon Van Duke to Farmers
State Bank, crop farm implements,
crop part sections 17, 18 of 19-42,
St. John bank); $1200.
E. A. Poe to National Bank of
Oakesdale, live stock, farm imple
ments and two-thirds crop land
owned by Wm. Service and C. B. I
Bennett, $1500,
Edw. Myers to R. L, BogardUS &
Co.. auto. $237.
Releases
John Quist to Ernest V. Rothwell,
real mtge.
Harry Corn well to Richard K.
Smith, real mtge, $124.
M. E. Fitzgerald to J. E. Lane,
real mtge, $150.
Farmers State Bank. St. John, to '
T. L. Harwood, chattel, $400.
Farmers State Bank. St. John, to
R. V. Rasler. chattel, $63.00.
W. H. Jackson to W. R. Davis.
chattel, $2000.
Steptoe Trading Co. to (',. D. Hea
ly. chattel, $928.
Steptoe Trading Co. to E. C. Hun
ton, $150.
Bank of Farmington to P. E.
Woodruff, $1500.
International Harvester Co. to R.
W. Finley, conditional bill of sale.
M. C. Roberts to The Public, same
who received title to property from
New Eng. Mori. Sec. Co,
G, C Morris to A. H. Averill Ma
chinery Co., renewal, chattel mtge.
S. C. Snider and A. Snider to A.
H. Averill Machinery Co.. renewal of
chattel mtKP.
Ida M. Perkins to The Public, j
widow of Fred T. Briggs
R. H. Hutchison to The Public. T.
5 Hutchison Is an older brother.
Bond
National Security Co. to Ristieelt j
6 Bragg Co., $175,759.
Lease*
F. J. Mahoney to D. H Mahoney,
lots 1, 2, hlk 17. blk 18, 19, 8. 5, 12,
11, 14, of Cecil Park, Tekoa.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Edwards Co. to A. 11. Dawson,
I phonograph. $155.
Automatic Clearing House to Mal
ven E. Matlock, auto, $<550. .
I
OCTOBER 2, 1919
Deeds
I). C. Downen '" Norman W.
Cairns, lots li. 12, blk »'< Pullman,
$I
(Continued on page nlnt-i ». .
Affidavit*
, ____________—
Costs More Money but Worth It v
LaCrosse Best
Flour
For Sale by Emerson Mercantile Co.
Pullman, Wash.
Farm Lands and
]
Stock Ranches
* .■
Hazen, Hately, McClaskey Co.
N. W. CAIRNS
That Optimistic
Auctioneer
Telephone CO p. 0- Box 221
Office with
Roth Construction Co.
WRIGLEYS
5c a package
before the war
5c a package
during the war
5c a package
NOW
THE FLAUOR LASTS
SO DOES THE PRICE!
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