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y^y, October 10, 1010
V COUNTY RECORDS
(Continued from page three)
Fred C. Fowler to O. A. FUan,
tracts 12-14-30, $10,000.
John Chandler and Fred C. Fowl
to 0. A. Filan, tract 12-14-39.
10,000.
Clarence M. Smith to School Dist.
.3. $174.
j E. Moore to Clarence Smith, lot
,18, blk 3, High School add, La
Crosse, $150.
Surma.. Chandler to La Crosse
sjool Bis. 153. lots 1, 2, 3, 4, °' 6,
\-%, 21, 22, 211, 24. blk B1 > High
noC ,l add, La Crosse, $600.
t E. Moore, trustee,, to School
Met 153, lots 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. 14,
15,16, 17. 18, 19, 20. blk 81, High
'hoot add, La Crosse; also lots 1.
04, blk 83, High School add, La
te »'>•
Crcsse, $ISOO.
Jacob Strokes to .1. C. Dobson,
jfe 2-15-39, $450.
Mary J- Stuart, Clyde Hopkins to
Henry H. Moore, lots 1, 2, 12, blk 9,
part lots -. 1.0, 11. blk. 9, all lots l.
, pt lot 3, blk 10, in Texas City,
(400.
Andrew J. Stone to Wm. G. Wood
ed, tract 1-19-42, $2450.
John H. Woods to Roy V. Hen ,^_
extracts 18-18-45, $40,000.
A. p. Miller to Hurshell Gumm,
f 'of 23-19-45, $32,000.
Wm. Chandler and John Chandler,
toJohn Dunnlgan, lot 2, blk 6, Hay,
("5.
Isabella Taylor to Mary I. Stau
'uer and Lessie G. Bruner, tract 27
--47-45, except, $18,113.
Mamie Glass to 11. L. Grltu.J&,
lots 3. 4, west 1.0 feet of lot 5, blk
1, Culton's add to Palouse, $500.
W. 11. Branch to Yeorvios A. Na
sipulos, lot 1, B. R. Reed's add, La
Crone, $1000.
C. L. MacKenzie and Dolph Cool
ie to Stanley E. llunioii. tracts 9
and 19 in 15-45, except, 1,000,
'John O'Xeil to 11. 11. Mlchaelson,
lot. 5, 6. blk 41, Colfax, pi lot l. blk
41, $5300.
Geo. Foster Bow to Sofronia
Brkendall, lot i. hit. 2, Pullman,
JSSO-
Mortgagor
Conrad Dauber! to the Farmers
National Bank, Sec. 26-16- 12, $6000.
Mary E. Vansickle to. A. H. Over
smith. eh of neq 31, nh of nwq 32
--16-46, $8000.
0. A. Filan to the Security State
Bank, La Crosse, Sec. 12-15-39, $25,
--000.
S. A. Phipps and Lee Howard to
First Say. & Trust Rank. Whitman
Co., tract 17-19-4 0, also tract 18
--19-46, $1000.
Custer P. Davis to Federal Land
Bank of Spokane, tract 12-17-44, ex
cept, $7000.
Releases
F. L. Cordon to N. K. Bott. chat
tel, $7600.
First National Bank, St. John, to
Geo. A. Birdsell, chattel, $750; to
Oliver Stover, chattel, $27
First National Bank, St. John, to
Roy Brannon, chattel, $250; to J.
H. Shelton, chattel, $1200.
E. H. Hanford to Ann E. Wood,
real mtge.
J. C. Wilson to John L. Mann, real
Etge, $400.
Farmers Supply Co., La Crosse, to
Henry Schierman, conditional bill of
I sale, $625.
F. L. Gordon to X. K. Holt, chat
tel, $7000.
Advance Rumely Tresher Co. to I.
.L. Moore and S. A. Pollard, chattel,
P. L. Gordon to N. K. Bott, chat
tel, $1600.
Sec. State Bank, La Crosse, to T.
''■ Wise, chattel, $3000; to W. B.
Wise, chattel, $15,000; to J. E.
Hart, chattel, $900; to A. P. Kuntz,
chattel, $150.
IF. L. Gordon to N. K. Bott, chat
tel, $1000.
Sec. State Bank, La Crosse, to N.
K. Bott. chattel, $305; to Mrs. Jee
_J» Duncan and Everett Duncan,
chattel, $400; to Robt. Horton, chat
tel, $120; to Lewiss Prnitt, chattel,
1200. '■
Security State Bank, La Crosse, to
R ay Allen, $345.
Farmers State Bank. Sprague, to
Pr ank H. Leigh, chattel, $4 600.
Ed. Leigh to Frank H. Leigh, chat
tel, $1500.
Farmers State Hank. Spraguu.-to
Pra nk H. Leigh, chattel. $4600; to
L Howell, chattel, $1500; to L.
Howell, (battel, $1500.
!j Tekoa State Bank to W. S. Mott,
chattel, $500; to Robert Watson,
«el, $3500.
.R\A. Hensle to Ole Tellegson and
Hc'mer Nilson, chattel, $4400.
• Bank of Rosalia to Minne O'Hal
loran. real m t ce , $3500. .
7*7: " •■■ ' • '■ ' ■
T"~
Mortgages ' !
. «. Jo &n l. Mann to First National
■Ban *. St. John, lot 19, 2nd add, St.
Jrt >n, $400.
Amaron Porter to E. C. Moffitt,
4,1 b'k 116, Belmont, $400.
w> E. Deegan to Ed Sommers,
»el. $126. : V;V; •■;
Mclnturff to Abe Miller, live
**.'farm implements, crop, $4000.
Frank H. Leigh to Farmers State
Bank, two-thirds interest in grain
on nh 19, pt of S e q 18-19-39', $4200.
Frank H. Leigh to Farmers State
Bank, Sprague, two-thirds crop Sec
V 19 of 19-39, $1200.
I L. Howell to Farmers State Bank,
Sprague, crop neq 7. nwq S-10-39
$1800.
L. Howell to. Farmers State Hank,
Sprague, live stock, ■ 1 goo,
L. C. Harris to Farmers state
Bank. Sprague, live stock, crop on
part Sees. 24, 25, 2' -18-89, $1300.
Ole Tellefson and Helmer .ii : ..-n
to Tei.., State Bank. live stock, firm
crop 14, pi. 13, aid ) 1-20-15. $2900.
Roy Week 1 to Security State Bank;
two-thirds crop eh 6-1 3 v $1650,
Robert E. Horton to Security
Siate Hank, two-thirds crop pari 32
--16-40. live stock, farm implements.
$1 4 0 0.
Henry rtosgi n to E. L. Ross, two
thirds crop 26-14-37. $4634.
Wn,. Stromer to First National
Bank of Chewelah, live stock, farm
iniplementsi,l $500.
Vern Ra&ler to Luelen Krantzni
crop wh 8-19-10, $2300,
Vein Raster to L. Krantzer, live
stock, farm Implements, $2,300,
L. A, Hays to First National Bank,
St. John, farm Implements, live
stork, crop 23-18-40, $1500.
G. A. Elliott to A. 0. Johnson, live
stock, farm Implements and crops on
sh of nwq and nit of swq, 18- 12-5,
$3800.
Affidavits
John Chandler to The Public, well
acquainted with Henry Vogel.
H. \v. Hanford to The Public, well
acquainted with A. P. Miller.
Wm. F. Conrad to The Public. W.
F. Conrad one and the same pi si* on.
Fred C. Fowler to The Public, well
acquainted with Eugene Konsbrick.
Assignments
Frank A. English to Colfax,Na
tional Hank, real mtge, Samuel Dill
man, $900.
Elizabeth Green to Sec. Slate
Bank, La Crosse, real mtge, $1400.
Jos. Rosgen to Sec. State Haul ot
La. Crosse, real mtge.
Agreement of Contract
B. A. Ish and Irving A. Redding
to R. G. Rima, lots 7, 8, '.», Lawrence
& Holbrook's add. Pullman, $200.
Condition;.,' Hill of Sale
Culbertson Grote Rankin to E. S.
Robertson, furniture, $173.
Kill of Sale
Abe Miller to Roy Mclnturff, live
stock, farm implements, etc., $8000.
N. K. Bott to O. M. Fleming, sum
mer fallow on 14-15-39, $5250.
Attachment
Farmers State Hank vs. .lame;-, T.
Heaslet.
OCTOBER 3, 19 19 •
Deed*
A. M. Lacey to D. W. Adams, lot
1, blk 3. all blk 2. Aye. add, Colfax,
$1000. •
. Henry Litzenberger to A. .1.
Scholtz, tract 18-16-44, $49,151.
A. .1. Davis to Agnes Hargrave,
tract, Colfax, $10.
John Strom, Sr., to Oliver But
terfield, lots 5, 6, blk 20, Farming
ton, $1.
Irene Medora Thomas to Ben H.
Bishop, tract neq 20-19-44, $8400.
Carl Myers to Thos. A. Leonard,
lot 9, wh 10, blk 22. Pullman, $1400.
Edwin 11. Babcock to Adelaide M.
Vance, tracts 5-14-45, $5050.
Andrew L. Hill and Geo. N. Lam
phere to Olive L. Hill, tracts 30 and
36-17-4 5. tract No. 2, Sunnyside Or
chards Tract add, Pullman, $19,900.
I. L. Osterhout to M. R. L. Smith,
wh 36-17-44, $500. i
Nathan A. Patterson to R. L.
Smith and I. L. Osterhout. wh 36
--17-44. $38,900.
Geo. Leonard Breeden to Win. A.
Colyar, tracts 18-18-39, $6500.
William A. Colyar to Geo. L.
Breeden. tracts Sees. 21. and 22-17
--42, $8000.
Ralph Jones to Roy ones, tracts
Sec. 11.2 of I'll. $10,600.
Thos. E. Mcßride to Thos. 11.
Gribbin, tract 3-1 7-45, $1265.
Thornton I. O. 0. F. to H. D. Wert
man. lot 4, blk 41. 1. O. O. F. Cem
etery. $20.
Oakesdale Cemetery Ass'n to Lulu
Comegys, lot 76. blk I. Oakesdale
Cemetery, $10.
Samuel Keeth to Geo. M. Little
ton, tracts Sec. 17. 20. of 10-44.
$50,000.
Nells V. Btanfleld to C. V. Btan
flcld.pt lots 6, 7. blk in, Endicott
$1250.
John D- Schmick to John J.
Schmlck, tracts Sees. 6, 7, of 17-41.
$9000.
C 0 Waterman to Henry I.H/.en
berger, tracts 22-20-44. $13,600.
John V. Van Hruggen to Herman
F. Harms, tract Sec 12-14-14. $45,
--000. ,_
' John C. Hanford to T. W. Busbey.
one-sixteenth interest in part 8-ID
-44 223*
F S waterman to Henry Lit/en
bergcr. part 22-20-44, $34,500.
J B. McMillan to A. L. McMillan.
B 16-18-44. $2000.
Mortgages
Stanley K. Hunton to Colfax Na
tional Bank, Mq <», swq 10-15-45, ex
cept, $14,000.
A. J. Scholtz to Colfax National
Hank pt Sees. i-;, 21-16-44. except,
$20,000
Daniel Houchin to Eleanor 1 max
Harris, sh of the -eg 13-17-44,
$4100.
Adelaide M. Vance to Pullman
'"• v & Loan Ass'n, lots 27, 28, Me-.
Gee's Subdlv., lots 1. ■•. of 5-14-45,'
except, pt lot 29, Subdlv, Pullman,
$2500.
Adelaide M. Vance t 0 Pullman
Say. & Loan Ass'n, all id",. 11, lot i,
blk ''-'■ Fab-view add, Pullman
12400.
-Mary E. Jasper to Pullman state
Baits, tract in Sec. 6-14-45, $15C0.
Goo. I. Bre eien to Coh'ax me
Bunk, pt eh oi neq 21, wh of uwq 22
--17-42, $2000.
Geo, M. Littleton to Samuel Keeth
part Sees. '7 and 20, of 19-44, $25 -
000.
C. V. Stanfield to Bank of q,.
'""• PI lots 6, 7, hik 10, ncott,
$500.
Herman F. Harms to John J. Van
Bruggen tracts 12-11-4 1, $2 ."to'.
Olive L. Hill l.i Andrew 1.. Hill.
tracts See-. 35, 36, in 17-45, tracts
in Palouse, $7000.
R. 1.. Smith to n.'a. Patterson, wh
36-1 7-44. $16,700.
Geo, Appel to Colfax National
Hank, live stock, farm Implement
auto, two-thirds interest crop Sec.
5-17-41, and part 31-19-41, $2000.
O. C. Maston to Pullman State
Bank, two-thirds crop, pi in and 11
--15-45, $6500. *
R. IL Holt to Julie A. Kolsleoe,,,
live stock, farm Implements, hay,
$834.
L. E. Howry to J. C. Turner, live
stock, auto, *.".",0.
l- E. Howry to First National
Bunk, Galata, live stock, $200,
E. M. Young to Asa White, auto,
live stock, one-half Interest in hay
and grain to be sown in 1920 on eh
36-17-4 1, all household goods m eh
36-17-41 1, $1800.
May Milliken to Fhrsl State Rank,
L._ Cross i, farm implements, 310
acres summer fallow, to be for 1920,
eh 12, and eh 1 3-1 5-30, all hay and
feed on same land. 3500.
hard Razor to First State Rank.
]..' Crosse, live stock, farm imple
ments, interest in summer fallow
and crop 1920 nwq 12-15-40, $2400,
C. J. Yarnell to M. L. Yarnell, live
stock,- farm Implements, two-thirds
crop on wh of neci IS, seq 7-18-44,
$7500,
L. F. Humphrey to the Citizens
State Bank, Tekoa, farm Implements,
live stock, two-thirds crop parts Sec.
1-45-6, $600.
Emmett Dixon to O. D. McKeehen,
live stock, farm implements, two
thirds interest in crop' Sec. 13-44-6
and 24-44-6, and 25-44-6, $2500.
Sarah Alice Durham to Lou Col
well, one-twelfth interest, tracts in
13 and 18-19-44, lots 7 to 11, blk
2... Oakesdale, lots 1 to 3 and 11,
Ml. 2, Selfridge's add, Oakesdale,
$310.
Releasees
{ Broadview Dairy Co. to Walter Ri
le.' and Ida Riley, real mtge, $8500.
C. A. Wentsch to Hattle Edwards,
real mtge, $4 000.
Comegys, Hanford & Miller Rank
to Lloyd W. Squires, real j mtge,
$3700.
Tekoa State Bank to Chas. AY. Mc-
Cabe, real mtge, $2500.
E. E. Huntley to R. J. Huntley, I
chattel, $6100.
Colfax State Bank to W. C. See
man, chattel, $5000.
Bank of Rosalia to E. C. Mitchell,
battel, $5500.
First National Bank, Pullman, to
O. C. Maston, chattel, $4200.
Bank of Rosalia to \V. Riley, chat
tel, $3000.
Exchange National Bank of Spo
kane to \V. Riley, chattel. $5000.
Assignment*
Ernest Walter to Win. Wall, real
mtge, John Schoeff and Verdella
Schoeff, $3000.
Lincoln Trust Co. to State Treas
urer, real mtge, W. E. Thompson,
$8000.
Ernest Hemingway to Colfax Na
tional Bank, real mt| • $7500, Hugh
.1 McNeilly
.1. I. ('as.. Threshing Machine Co.
to ,V. M- Allen, chattel.
Affidavits
R. H. Hutchison- to The Public,
well acquainted with Samurl Keeth.
Lien
Joe .1. Fisher, claimant, vs. P. I-
Nelson and Mary Doe Nelson, labor
on barn, lots 1, 2, seq 5-18-4 2,
$185.60.
Kill of Sal. i
S. MuniM , to J. H. HarrH. drilling j
machine with accessories, etc- 1. $25. j
Decree
, Jacob Goetz xs. Geo. V. Ran
Jr., Georgo Badt, Geo. Bods Goorg?
Bott, Jr.. Mary Badt Marie Bad,!.
John Schlermann et wf, Mux John
Lautensleger, and Marie, his wife, |
John Lautensleger et wf mary, John
Lautenschleger et wf Mary, Henry J
Poffenroth et wf Annie. Oregon
THE PULLMAN HERALD
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heirs of Geo. Bott, deceased, all oth
er persons claiming right, etc., to
fractional part lot 4, westerly 25 ft.
lot 5, blk 8, Endicott.
NOTICK TO Willi: CONSUMERS
Notice is hereby given that water
rent for the preceding month is due
the sth of each month and must be
paid on or before the IBtb or the
water will be shut off, and penalty
attached to the amount.
By order of the City council.
J. S. CLARK,
oc3Jani City Treasurer.
.
FOR SALE CHEAP I offer 18
lots on Military hill, with two .'•
room houses, .at a bargain; will
trade for farm or give eat] terms.
Mrs. Catherine Romea, Pullman,
Wash. eepl9decs
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