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Friday,' October 17, 1010
County Records
P OCTOBER 4, 1919
V. Deeds
Merritt W. Carroll to B. C. Kneale,
tract 16-15-42, $8000.
E. C Kneale to Merritt W. Carroll,
tracts 16-15-42, except, $7446.
Adolph Teade to Herrltt W. Car
roll, tract 16-15-42, $1.
B. F. Haun to J. E. Haun, tract 3
j7-41. except, $11,000.
. Louis Hedges to C. McGreevy, lots
I, 2, 3, 5, blk 2, Mahoney Lieb add,
Tekoa, $10,600.
Caroline F. Olson to Walter C
Glaspey. tract 26-15-44, $1000.
7 Mattte L. Cline to D. S. Jacobson,
lot 18, except, lot 19, McGee's subdiv.
lots 1. -. of 5-14-45, $3000.
Benson Wright to J. E. Moore, lota
11, 12, blk 3, Shobe's add, La Crosse,
$550.
Thomas Dowling to Hester P. Wid
man, sen 9-20-42, $14,400.
Annie C. Baker to E. B. Hughes,
lots 9 to 12, blk 1. Spencer's add,
Thornton. $1.
W. B. Palamountaln to Edw. F.
frailer, lot 2. blk 3, Avenue add. Col
fax, $650.
I. R. Delaven to Thos. McCart, lots
4, 5, of 6-16-40, $1.
Grovenor C. King to Lincoln Ad
ams, tract in nwq 3-15-45, $3400.
W. M. Dobson to I. K. Luce, lots
1 to 10, blk 34, Sec. Syn. add, Guy,
$1000.
F. L. Moulton to Thomas F. Jus
tice, pt eh of seq 27-18-42, $3000.
•C. L. MacKenzie and Dolph
Coolidge to Riley H. Hately, tract in
Beg of seq 21, pt nil 27, eh of neq 28
--14-44, $18,744.
• Jos. R. Semler to Frank Stanton,,
tracts 19-15-46, $1.
Mortgagee
Earl Mack to Frank Slater, crop'
pt 12-15-45, $1385.
Geo. Adler to Bank of Farmington,
lot 8, blk 24, lots 5 to 7, lots 10 to
12, blk 24, Farmington, $250.
' D. S. Jackson to Mattie 1,. Cline,
lots 18, 1!'. McGee's subdiv lots 1. 2,
of 5-14-45, $600.
E. C. Kneale to M. A. Carroll, tract
16-15-42, $4000.
Conrad Wilhelm to Colfax Na
tional Bank, two-thirds cron nh 7
-16-42. live stock, farm Implements,
auto, $1000.
Releases
N. W. Mutual Life Insurance Co.
to Gottfried Horn, swq 11-18-43, real j
mtge, Commercial State Bank.
Emma E. McCracken to Thos.'
Mathews, real mtge, $1000,
'Bank of Farmington to Geo. Adler. <
real mtge. $200.
e.tJ.E. Haun to B. F. Haun, real
mtge.
:R. C. McCroskey to Medora Thorn-1
ts, real mtge, $3700.
Wm. A. McEarchern to C. F. Zim
merman, real mtge, $3150.
.Mary Emily Ellis, etx., to Maggie
Juhhke. real mtge, $6500,
E. H. Kirkland to Lee MaGuire, j
real mtge, $11,500.
Commercial State Bank to John'
H. Woods, real mtge.
Kincaid Imp. Co. to Morrow Bros.,
chattel. $1500.
E. C. Kneale to Marvin A. Carroll,
chattel, $2500.
Tekoa State Hank to .Ned Bush, j
chattel. $1600. .
i Whitfield Helmer Co. to R. D. Mc-
I Bride, chattel. $185.
Wm. Hoare to P. A. Keisner, chat- j
tel.
First National Bank of Clarkston
"i Win. S. Mood, chattel, $800. ;
Whitfield Hsliner Co. to Dick Wil- |
hams, chattel, $150.
Leases
Henry Hush. Sr., to Richard Paz-j
«r, nwi> 12-15-40. '
Agreement to Sell
Henry Hickman to John E. SulU-i
yi£, neq 1 6, , seq 9-14-42. . J
Assignments
Security State Bank of LaCrosse!
to John Chandler and Fred C. Wowl-;
"r. real mtge, O. A. Fllan, $25,000.
<>;?-. Agreements,
•Between C. L. Craig to J. J..Brow-!
% and Sam Delap, to make diligent
warch tor mineral ore neq 32-19-44.
\ V Conditional Kill of Sale
.Bageant and Morrell to K. K. Xel- 1
80I». auto, $550.
| Willys Overland Pacific Co. to L.
m- Janes, auto, $644.
' Lis Pendens
v Farmers State Bank, Johnson vs.
J »mes T. Heaslet, wh and swq 36-17
--% $2360.
_.__—- ■ V
OCTOBER 6, 1919 -
Deeds
V*- H. Lacey, executor David N.
,Adams to Ralph L. Lyons, seq 25
--"•«, $22,560. SVtS
.'Bhoehe Nelson to Whtlman Co.,
r'rtt Of way over neq' 30-19-41, $1.
pyrag W. Jacobs-to Whitman Co..
. *l of way over'nwq 35-19-41, $1.
Robert B. Games to Whitman C 0. ,:
-W of way over neq 21-18-42, $180. j
*hoebe Nelson to Whitman Co.. j
W« of way over eh of neq 6-18-4 2, j
ST"*—-... . , '
Addle ii, ire tio 7 w Bertstresser. !
h]k l«. First add, Eiberton, $1
Pa,o«*« Country Imp, Co. to Ar
thur Cole, tracts i„ 6-1 t-15, except.
■"■■'■ P. Stl.vera to Thaddeus v
fivers, lots 2, 3. .. -•. C, blk ::. Goo.
l' stivers Add, Garfield. $15
Chas. E. Aloffiu to Chas 8, John
son, lot 12, blk IS, Eiberton, $1.
'• G. Yenning to Ule R. Brow
ser, lots 1,2, :•,, blk 34. Oakesdale,
$1520.
Tony Ancelo to Sarah Thatcher,
lots ' to '■'. blk 7, Lawrence & Hoi
brook's add. Pullman', $800.
'"" \V. Hooper to Chas. Stirewalt.
all townsite town of Branham, except
$2500.
Bert M >Vn to ' ed Jones, eh lot
5, blk 8, Colton, $1.
Fred Jonoß to Ke >. J. E >ser, eh
lot 5, blk >, Colton, $1.
Equitable Savings & Loan Ass'n
to Portland Mortgage Co., lot 7, blk
E, Garfield, $10.
A. J. Davis to \\. B. Hargrave, lot
2, hlk 21, Colfax, except.
Mortgagee
\V. B. Hargrave to A. J. Davis, let
2, hlk 21, Colfax, except. 1000.
Daniel Kelly to Day & Hansen S3
t'Uiity Co., n\\i| 1 0-20-10, $1000.
Milford H. Kimm to Whitman Co.
Nt;.t. Rank, Rosr.lia, sh of neq, lots 1,
2, of 4-19-42. $3000.
Henry J. Tye to the Whitman Co.
-Nil. Hank, Rosalia, seq 16-20-42.
$6000.
Henry J, Tye to Josephine R. Mc-
Mantis, swq 16-20-42, $6000.
O. C. Maston to Pullman State
1.. :ili. sh of swq 1 1-1 5-45, $3000
Eliza J. Lyons to First Say. & Trust
Bank of Whitman Co.. seq 25-17-43,
, 0,000.
S. J. Kinder to Pullni > • Slate
Rank, crop on pi 3-15-45, % I 500.
F. Osterberg to Albion State Bank,
farm Implements, live stock, crop pt
13-18-41, $4500.
W. A. Jones to First National
Bank, St. Join . live stock, farm Im
plements, crop p| 13-18-41, 1600,
W. A. .lon, i to First National
Bank, St. John, live stock, farm im
plements, crop pt 25-18-40.
John and Ceo. C. Maasengale to
First National Br.nk, St. John, live
slock, farm Implements, crop pt 30
--20-4.1 and 1-19-42, $1800.
.Melvin Marsh to First National
Bank, St. John, live stock, farm Im
plements, two-thirds interest in crop
30-18-42, $4500 j
Mark Stuart to First National
Bank, St. John, live stock, farm im
plements, two-thirds interest in crop
wh 9, Beg 6-18-42, $4000.
C. L, Numally to the Citizens State
Bank, Tekoa, live stock, $400.
S. J. Kinder to Pullman State
Bank, live stock, farm implements,
$1 0.
John Stokke to First State Hank,
LaCrosse, live stock, implements, all
labor performed by Garberg Bros.;
all their right, title, est., etc., In cer
tain lease, from Anna 10. Snyder to
36-15-39, crops 920 on 36-15-39,
$8000.
Q. 1). Healy to Whitman Co. Na
tional Bank, two-thirds crop eh 8
-19-43, swq 9-19-43, $5000,
Stanley Elder to S. F. Hilliard, two
thirds Interest pt 24, and 23-13-44,
farm implements, seed, wheat, bar
ley, stove, cook tablo, $3035.
D. H. Williams to J. W. Simpson,
seq 15, swq 14-1 8-45, $2025.
D. T. and J. 11. Webb to National
Bank of -dale, live stock, farm
implements, two-thirds crop nh 31
--19-43, neq 36-19-44, $3000.
Gilbert DeYoung to O. I). McKee
hen. live stock", .farm implements.
crop seq 6-19-46, $1000. - •
Releases
Union Trust Co. to Dolph Cot lige
and C. L, MacKenzie, real mtge,
$6000.
Grand Lodge A. O. U. W. of Wash,
to Jos. li. Bousiic.n, real mtge, First
SUV. & Trust Bank, Whitman Co.,
$16,000.
Eleanor Truax Harris to Thos. A.
Sanders, real mtge.
Mary P. Bit achard to Geo. Mack
kit, real mtge, Colfr.x State Hank.
$5000.
Caroline G) Humbird, Thos. .1.
Humbird. Win. H. Farnham, tt-usteeci
to Dolph Coolidge and C. L. Mac-
Kenzie, real mice, $6000.
Caroline G. Humbl.'d, Tines .1.
Hum-bird and Wm. Ffirnham, trus
tees, to Dolph C' olidge ami C. L.
MacKenzie, rer.l mtge, Union Trust &
Savins-. Bank. $6000.
Coolidge and McCUlne to Filey B.
Hately,- real mtge, second National
Bank. $2000.
Netherlands American Mortgage
Bi.nk to Jennie B: rton, real mtge,
$4000.
Whitman Co. National Bank to
Ceo. H. Slegel, real mtge, $3000.
Wm. H. Jo. cs to E. V. Desman,
chattel, $3500.
J. A. Pair to E. C. Jack-ion, chat
tel. $3000.
Garfield National Bank to I. W.
Fields, chattel, $600.
Garfield Na.lonil Bank to I. W.
Fields, chattel, $1200.
First National Bank, St. John, to
0, c. and Delbert Hamilton, chattel,
$:ioo.
= sas^m
1 McCAI.I. _ Til
I t^ 1 —» 1 '/$* PHOENIX Jl
■••™xs- Lireenawalt-r olger Co. —\
'. 's ! ■ ■
Overdue shipments of Fall and Winter Merchandise have arrived. Few
orders have been filled complete, the scarcity of merchandise being felt in all
lines. Our contracts were made early in the year at prices far lower than
present prices. This saving is passed on to you.
Brighton Carlsbad ' Just Wright Shoes for Men
Sleeping Garments . WRWHT , absolutely
For Men. Women, and Children
A big stock of men'B shoes. Cost a little more than some
Outing flannel garments have been very scarce, and will . makes, but a great deal better, beeausc'the finest leathers
be so again this year. We advise you to make early nur- „i • i - (l •• . •. , .. . , ,
ii.-, garments cost, no more than the 'JL 'IU Dined With W ('ln $%s*&* S'V° vnti a shoe that
t has. s. Brighton garment! cosl no more than the ordin- E • " (' na
ary kind 1.. many instances you could not buy the goods *-/ " c""' Alter ",0,,1,,s of hard service they have
in the boll and make them up for tin- price we ask. retained their shape and look new.
j i )
Boys' All Wool Clothing Dress Fabrics
We' are now showing a big assortment of boys' knee pant Our Dress Goods Department is stocked with a big show
suits, with the waist seam and belted styles. These suits in« of wool dress fabrics! The newest weaves, the newest
were made to give excellent service; the fabrics are all patterns fabrics for every purpose, Silks are scarce'but
wool; appoints of strain reinforced, and the styles are we try to show all the available colors, patterns and
mau V weaves. Come in, compare, and ask questions. I
» .
. — — . _^—_. —_—»
Athena Underwear Men's Underwear
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN .... #
0,1 i-i 4. 4.x - . . , , . . v'"' Ul" find the weight, the quality and style you want
Sold exclusively at this store. Our salespeople wi po nl ;,, , „,. „, ■* „* .. .. 'Xt ;,, x. '■ • U_S,
out. to you all of the patented features found only in ,' '" slocks "' * lght>' Norfolk-New Brunswick,
Athena Garments. ' l- (l- A - an" Durham brands.
Utz & Dunn Style Mackinaws and Stag Shirts
Shoes of Quality
STYLE SHOES OF QUALITY FOR WOMEN Our stock of Mackinaws and Stag Shirts was mostly car-
Represent the highest art in shoe making and designing; lie(1 over from las* year' '"''^ >' '!lr's prices still prevail.
While shoes are high in price, they are no higher in pro- Fine all wool coats and shirts, fro,,, the best makers these
portion than other articles of wearing apparel. Shoes are
asked to stand more real service and abuse. Reasonable garments give more comfort and service for the money
care of a J'' 7 & Dunn shoe will insure you fullest value than any other garment you buy
in return tor tin- money you spend. May we serve you! '
Greenawalt-Folger Company 77
I ; S PULLMAN, WASHINGTON Phone / / M
First Nation,! Bank, Si. John, to
O. C. and Del bar 1 Hamilton, chattel,
tin 1. ii.
Murphey Slier to W. S. Lasater,
chattel, $2300; chattel, $2300.
Assignments
Second National Bank to Coolidge
and McClaine, real mtge, Riley B.
Hately, $4000.
Affidavits
Georgaiina Rrndolph to The Pub
lic, "same person as Gcorgianna Ran
dolph.
Annie Near to The Public, veil ac
quainted with Mary E. Parker.
Bill of Salo
H. J. Welty, trustee for Garbi
Bros., to John Stokke, all right, title,
etc., in : ■;, ie from Anne Snyder to
lands 36-15-38, live stock, farm im
plements, machinery, etc., $8000,
Louis E. Ostrom to Fred Ander
son, seq 12, noi. 13-15-44. $1600.
Conditional Bill of Sale
John E. Anderson to Glenn O.
Davis, auto. $85. j
H. ii. Alvis to Carl Carlson, auto, j
$950.
I,is Pendens
Sarah .1. Carroll, Gdn. Walter F.
Reed and Addle vs. J. E. Moore, Clar
ence M. Smith, W. H. Rudolph, P. F.
Manring, treasurer Whitman Co., to
set aside certain tax sale.
Releases
T. C. Martin to Abe Miller, condi
tional bill of sale, $19.
Agreement to Sell
i; C. Kneale to Adolph Teado.
tract 16-15-42, $19,862.
(Continued on page nine)
FOR SALE —Tract of about two
acres of land, fronting on B St.,
about 250 feet north of California
St. Will sell whole tract, or divide
into smaller tracts or lots to suit
purchaser. C. J. Handle. 704 Cal
ifornia St. ' sepl9oc24
Sack twine—See Yeo & Emert.
aug 15tf
THE I.I.MAN HERALD
PULLMAN I.VCIDI.NCK
FOR PULLMAN PEOPLE
The Staetments of Pullman Residents
Are Surely More Reliable Than
Those of Utter Strangers
Home testimony is real proof.
Public statements of Pullman peo
ple carry real weight.
What a friend or neighbor says
compels respect.
The word of one whoso home is far ,
away invites your doubts.
Hero's a Pullman statement.
And it's for Pullman people's 1
benefit.
Such evidence la convincing.
That's the kind of proof that backs
Doan's Kidney Pills.
J. Hinchliff, bricklayer, Moscow
road, says: "On several occasions I
had attacks of kidney trouble,!
brought on by stooping so much. I
had severe pains in my kidneys, es
pecially when lifting anything. My ;
kidneys also acted too frequently ,
causing me to get up several times
times at night. Doan'a Kidney Pills, j
which I got at White's Drug Store,;
gave me wonderful relief and I soon!
felt fine."
Price 60c, at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy —get)
Doan's Kidney Pills — the same that
Mr. Hinchlifi had. Foster-Milburn i
Co., Mfgrs.. Buffalo, N. Y.
FOR SALE CHEAP—I offer 1:;
lets on Military hill, with two ">
--room houses, at a bargain; will
trade for farm or give easy terms
Mis, Catherine Boraea, Pullman.
Wash. sepl.tdec;".
//ey\Nig.ht <ig*<
£* '**. Morning **WFW\
KeepVbur Eyes
Clean - C lo«r* - • I U* «»i »*• y' ,
HMtfl *mA '»-•• t.m Cm < «.-■* •**. ."« C-a f,k***A* t a*
Why Discard that Worn Tire?
We can handle all your tire-ing troubles
PULLMAN TIRE SHOP
Cor. Main and Grand Sis. Telephone 255
Bowl for what ails you
ps ,- LADIES WELCOME
PULLMAN BOWLING ALLEYS
Darvell & Anderson, Proprietor* .
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