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VOLUME XXXIII
COUNTY RECORDS
Instruments Filed with the
County Auditor
MARCH 14, 1921
Deeds
. j. W. Hubbard to School Dist No.
47, lots 5, 6, 7, 8, blk 4, Lamb's add,
Johnson, $275.
Joseph Scherer to wLawrence H.
Hattrup, lot 13, Marlatt add, Union
town, riooo.
Harry Thompson to Ethel Shoe
maker, lots 1, 2, 3, blk 1, Elberton,
$10.
Thos. H. Shobe to A. H. H. Scher
er, lot 3, blk 2, Shobe's Third add,
LaCrosse, $10.
Mortgages
Will R. Heglar to Pacific Bldg. &
Loan Assn., lots 1, 2, 3, blk 8, First
add, St. John, $3000.
Edw. C. Enos to Edna Michael
son, nwq 17-16-44, $4000.
August Smick to Colfax State
bank, live stock, crop grain, hay, nh
10, sh 3, neq 9-17--41, two-thirds
crop 1921, neq 16, swq 10-17-4 1,
$6150.
Anna Kramlich to Geo. M.
Schmick, 1-16 interest, all 2, (ex)
nh lot 4, all nteq 10, all nwq 1 1-15
--40, $500.
gjtj U. G. Copper to Farmers State
bank, St. John, live stock, imple
ments, crop, part seq 20-18-42, two
thirds seq 15-18-12, swq 20-18-42,
60 acres summer fallow ground on
seq 20, 50 acres seq 16, spring and
summer 1921, all 18-42, $200.
Edwin J. Schultz to C. F. Kinzie,
auto, $130.
: Harry Benner to F. W. Benner,
live stock, implements, $2222.
■ Floyd F. Fields to First State
bank, LaCrosse, live stock, imple
ments, $7350.
Releases
Bank of Endicott to John Scheuer
mann, crop 11-12-19, $2000.
B. F. Collier to Harry A. Troupe,
chattel, $100.
Union Trust Co. to Roy V. Per
ringer, real mtge. $8400.
Netherlands Amer. Mtge. bank to
Chas. E. Maynard, real mtge, $17,
--000.
Assignments
Murphey Favre & Co. to Central
Life Assurance Society of the U. S.,
■ real mtge, Samuel T. McNabb,
iooo.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Highway Construction Co. to L.
F. Hubbard, motor truck, $3500.
MARCH 15, 1921
Affidavits
E. S. Knowlton to The Public, is
well acquainted with Frederick Lub
ben.
N. E. J. Gentry to The Public, is
well acquainted with W. Scott
Getchell.
Daniel Morgan to The Public, is
resident of state of Washington and
personally acquainted with Henry C.
Morrison.
J. J. Welle to The Public, Is well
acquainted with W. W. Miller.
Agreements
Between Frank N. Swannack and
William C. Swannack and George E.
Swannack, nw 3-19-39.
Deeds
>■ George E. Swannack to Frank N.
Swannack and Wm. C. Swannack, nh
3-19-39; $1.
John Steuckle to J. A. Steuckle,
Part sh 13-15-40, part, nh nh 24-15
--40, also tract eh of nh of nh 24-15
--4". $1.
W. Baird to Walter C. Johnson.
seq 17-16-45. $12,800.
'■c „, Mortgagee
.Ferdinand R. Wolfe to Devereaux
.Mortgage Co., neq 6-19-43, nh 31
--9-44, $20,000.
J. A. Steuckle to Union Trust Co.,
13-15-40, part nh of nh 24-15-40,
t__W_-__i^ Tne manufacturer of
jm^ Vourcar
k V^\ »/ recommends*^
tWC^I I ■T^^_^_<^l The crankcase should be thoroughly drained and flushed at
■V_i -ML JsJl.^xT">s' _f regular intervals. Refill with fresh oil.
■_^B" >;I__. _Pw_ji^.l _flJß__ from the Book of Instructions.
M—_vV _____J -" _!^_. This recommendation is made to prevent rapid depreciation of the
-?s^____L_3^__f ICICJ_H-_^nfflT~_fc engine caused by road dust, carbon, fine metal particles and other im-
J^Swk^^^J^^^^^^^-'-,^ 1^ _T3* ■ purities, which accumulate in the crankcase oil and circulate through
'lk_—l^'"■^^^ST'^UT ( ln aVBA your engine, impairing its efficiency and ultimately leading to avoid
|S|_P^ S/ ' -ble repairs. However, these important instructions are often disre
mT «f^^^f garded; cleaning the crankcase is a job generally disliked.
*W ■%■■■%_■ v*N. To meet this need, Modern Crankcase Cleaning Service has been es-
I rlwDEßra H tablished by first-class garages and other dealers, co-operating with
I ' j*—. «_ m* wrnT+wm a ■ the Standard oil Company. Thesegarageaand dealers use Calol Flush-
I GR__Ml£- M ACP I ing Oil.-the scientific agent that cleans out old oil, dirt, grit and other
■ «i^niTI\VMM- I impuritiej;, and does not impair the lubricating efficiency of fresh
I |*| PAMiyA ■ oil used. The cleaned crankcase is refilled with the proper grade oi
I VLCANINU I Zerolene.
1 QCDWirC 1 Look for the garage or d*- displaying the sign shown here, it
I *J C Vl\w t. if means, "Better operation *nd longer engine life," twvice promptly
I ______^____S___ I I STANDARD OIL COMPANY
~ttk CAIOL RUSH OIL md amm^mm Wm ■■■■■■^---■■™■™™,™^^^J M'■^^^^*■^
znsu» JF better operation ana £
lower engine life 1'
W-a_B_^BßMf___-^_-a-a__-» :g ~" "**"
■'! —^ SECOND SECTION
The Pullman Herald
Devoted to the best interest* of Pullman and the greatest farming community in the Northwest surrounding it.
tract eh of nh of nh 24-15-40, $6500.
Thomas J. Hastings lo Oregon
Mfg. Co., Ltd., part nh of seq 6-19
--13, also tract swq of seq 6, part neq
yl9-43, seq of seq of 6-19-43, seq
.-].»-!.>. swq 6, nwq 8-19-43, $21
--500. '
Frank S. Sherfey to Davis Lund
& Investment Co., live stock, imple
ments, crop 1921, nwq 27. eh of eh
28, eta of sh 22-19-42, $3295.
E. M. Pltiwater to Herbert Bab
cock. implements, cook house with
equipment, $2550.
Lester J. Keisner to Grant Mc-
Cann, 90 acres wheat on eh of swq
wh of seq 24-19-45. $300.
C. C. Turner and A. C. Llsenbee
to Steptoe State bank, two-thirds
crop winter wheat swq, part nwq 13
--18-4 about 60 acres spring wheat
1921, live stock, implements, $9000.
W. H. Dotson to Linville Bros.,
live stock, $300.
John W. Smith to Linville Bros.,
Inc.. implements, $486,
H. W. Beckley to Security State
bank, LaCrosse, one-third crop 21,
tract 22 acres in 22-16-38, $3700
Peter Repp to Adam Bafus. live
stock, implements, part crop, 19-17
--42, part seq 18-17-42, $"4910.
A. J. Roeben to J. D. Swannack,
part crop 1921, swq of nwq 26, eta
and eh of wh 26, nwq and nh of neq
36-20-39. $6790.
Releases
Walter C. Johnson to W. Baird,
real mtge, $68 20.
Assignments
J. W. W'illson to Wm. M. Stipe,
real mtge, C. M. Lewis, $11,060.
Conditional Hills of Sale
Rees & Imbler to Oscar Martin,
auto, $173.
Baker Motor Co. to Ira Bader,
auto, $619.
Baker Motor Co. to B. R. Barton,
auto $950; to Ben Davis, auto, $983;
to D. C. Dow, auto, $975; to Chas.
T. Farrier, auto, $1100; to H. E.
Farrier, auto, $755; to C. N. Caddis,
auto, $675; to John and T. A. Scott,
auto, $750; to R. A. Willey, auto,
$1565; to Wesley Stephenson, auto,
$655.
LaCrosse Motor Co. to Frank Fry,
auto. $708.
LaCrosse Motor Co. to J. E. Swift,
auto, $375.
Liens
Potlatch Lumber Co. to H. D.
Weitman, building material resi
dence swq 3-18-43, $203.
Extension Agreement
N. Y. Life Insurance Co. to Or
ville M. Collins, $26,500.
MARCH 16, 1921
Deeds
W. M. Anderson to Nancy E. Greg
ory, lot 6, blk 3, Geo. T. Hutfman b
Second add, Tekoa, $1550.
Avery Mclnturff to J. D. Sledge,
lota 10, 11, S 15 ft lot 9, blk 4, John
son, $100.
J. D. Sledge to Farmers State
bank, Johnson, VV 65 ft, S li ft. lot
9, W 65 ft lot 10, W 65 ft lot 11,
blk 4, Johnson, $80.
Isaac Miller to Frank F. Shafer,
lots 5, 6, 7, 8, blk 12, west of E St.,
lots 5, 6, 7, 8, blk 12, east of F St..
Breeding's add. Palouse, $225.
J. K. McCornack to Henry Elmer,
lots 2, 3, 4, blk 4, Wiley's add. Pa
louse, $400.
S. R. Warwick to Samuel War
wick, eh lot 11. in blk 25, Oakes
dale, $50.
Marion Freeman to City of Colfax'.
1 1-3 acres of 1-16-43, $1.
Marion Freeman to City of Col
fax, 1 1-3 acres of 1-16-43, $1.
City of Colfax to Marion Freeman,
1 1-3 acres 1-16-43, $1.
Mortgagee
R. C. Cowan to Ellen Driskell,
wh of nwq, neq of nwq 21-16-45.
$3500.
Joseph W. Wilson to W. G. Fraz
ier, seq 13-17-42, $5000.
J. M. Davis and C. H. Davis to
i 1 ma E. Brown, wh of nwq 28, eh
PULLMAN. WASHINGTON. FRIDAY, MARCH 25. 1921
of neq 29-12-46. $"15,000.
Fraternal Building Asn., to Mur
phey Favre & Co., lot 1, blk 2. First
add, St. John, $4660.
Max Dudley to First State bank,
LaCrosse, trustee, live stock, imple
ments, part crop, part 5, 6, in 15
--40, $—.
Wesley Stephenson to W. B.
Stephenson, live stock, Implements,
$700.
W. W. Snowhill to Eura J. Snow
hill, auto, wagon, 4 sets harness,
$2000.
Releases
Farmers State bank. Uniontown,
to Wilma E. Brown, real mtge,
$4800.
Conditional Bills of Sale
LaCrosse Motor Co. to R. B.
Pritchard and John Carlson, auto,
$712.
Whitfield Helmer Co. to Addison
Williams, auto, $200.
Chanslor & Lyon Co. to J. M. Ap
pel. welding outfit. $114.
Cram Bros, to M. M. Crumbaker,
auto, $369.
Articles of Incorporation
Huntley Mercantile Co., Inc., St.
John.
MARCH 17, 1921
Deeds
Wm. Bradley to Whitman Co.,
right of way part 8, 9, in 19-39,
$400.
Violettie J. McCabe to Miles S.
Crockett, swq 8-19-45, $11,040.
Ada May Fox to Violettie J. Mc-
Cabe, swq 8-19-45, $1.
O. D. McKeehen to W. F. Siple.
lots 7 to 13, blk 4. F. J. Mahoney's
Subdivision of Lombard's add, Te
koa, $500.
Mortgages
Nicholas M. Whealen to Pruden
tial Insurance Co., eh of swq, lots 3,
4, of 18-16-42, $"3000.
Henry Newton Clemens to First
Savings & Trust bank, sh and neq
20-14-39, $6000.
J. R. Barton to Garfield Hard
ware & Implement Co., live stock,
Implements, $1707.
Percy T. Weltman to Garfield
Hardware & Mercantile Co., live
slock, implements, two-thirds crop,
nwq, nh of neq 12, swq and seq 1,
in 17-45, $627.
N. O. Myers to National Bank of
Oakesdale, 210 acres summer fal
low. 1921, part 14, 3, in 18-44,
three-fifths crop 21-22. part nwq
13, two-thirds crop 1921-22, neq 14
--18-44, $1254.
L. S. McKay to Farmers Btate
bank, St. John, live stock, all crop
1921 on nh 19-18-42. two-thirds in
terest 1921. part 19-18-42,, two
thirds interest 1921, nwq 25-18-41.
and 110 acres summer fallow
-round, nh 19-18-42. swq 19-18-42.
$700.
Charles Johnson to Pacific Build
ing ft Loan Assn.. lots 9. 10. 11, 12,
13 14, nh 1". 16. blk 3, St. John.
$4000.
Fred J. Wagner to J. J. Wagner,
live stock, implements, part crop on
swo 8-19-41 and swq 17-19-41,
$3200.
Geo. D. Wagner to .1. J. Wagner,
live stock, implements, part crop on
part 8, 17, in 19-4 $3800.
Chas. F. Bensel to Walter Finley,
live stock, implements, $525.
('has. F. Bensel to G. J. Colvin,
live stock, implements, $725.
W. W. Snowhill to Farmers State
bank, Sprague, two-thirds crop part
32-19-42, $3650.
Mortgagee
John F. Wyrick '.to First State
bank, LaCrosse, live stock, imple
ments, part crop part 14, wh 13-15
--39, $8300.
Chas. Homer Johnson and T. H.
Dingle to Bank of Endicott, live
stock, implements, part crop part
13, 12-18-41, part 32-18-41, $8460.
Colby Harper to Farmers Nation
al bank, Colfax, live stock, imple
ments, auto, two-thirds crop part 9.
10, 16, in 15-42, 150 acres summer
fallow, $1800.
Raieaaee
First Stato bank, Garfield, to .las.
F. Harlan, real mtge, $"3000.
Bank of Endicott to Charles N.
Zumwalt. real mtge, $ —.
Pacific Building _ Loan Assn., to
H. W. Terhune. real mtge, $4600.
Samuel P. Weaver to W. W. Snow
hill, chattel, $240.
11 H. Mlchaelson to (',. .1. ColVin,
chattel, $1000.
Walter Finley to G. .1. Colvin.
Chattel, $1000.
Assignments
Greeley-Johnson Grain Co, to
Greeley-Schmidt Elevator Co., real
mtge, I). M. McCance, $10,000.
Partial Releases
Farmers State bank. Sprague. to i
W. W. Snowhill, live stock, wagon, j
harrow, header, $3650.
Conditional Contract
Martin's Garage, Inc., to David W.
Bryant, auto. $931. . j
Agreement
Helen Walters LaFnllette to John j
H. Newman, lot 3, blk 5, Colfax, (ex) |
$2000.
MARCH 18, 1921
Hoe<ls
Mrs. J. W. Vipond to Helen A.
Fulmer, lot 3, oik I, McKenzie b
Third add, Pullman, $100.
G. B. Grant to Mahlon Poore, wh
lots 1. 2, 3, blk 2, College Hill add,
Tekoa, $3500.
Leona Voss to Joe. Hubble, lot 11,
blk 7, Mahoney Subdivision of
Lombard's add, $600.
Joseph Hubble to Wm. Allen, lot
11. blk 7, F. J. Mahoney'a Subdivi
sion of Lombard's add, Tekoa, $10,
O. li. Gray to Ralph J. Freeman,
part nwq of swq 5-17-45, $"10,
Wilma E. Brown to J. M. Davis
and C. H. Davis, wh of nwq 28, eh
of neq 29-12-46, $1.
Standard Lumber Co. to John
Kendall, lots 22, 23, blk 43, Pull
man, $600.
Declaration of Homestead
John Greer to The Public, lots 1,
2, 3, blk 5, T. 11. Shobe's Second
add. LaCrosse.
Releases
F. D. Benner to Harry Benner,
chattel, $2460.
R. M. Hall to J. E. Tueth, chattel, j
$635. i
Assignments
Alurphey Favre & Co. to Washing- j
ton Mutual Savings bank, real mtge, i
John O. Pierson, $6000.
Conditional Rills of Sale
i Rees & Imbler to A rule Ellis, auto,
$ 42. .
Riegel Bros, to N. M. Crider, auto,
$1480.
Washington Water Power Co. to
N. LaCerte, wiring, switch, etc., 1
$140.
Mortgages
Fred Erdman to the Bank of Pas
co, lots 5. 6, blk 38, Perkins & Pres
cott's add, Colfax, $300.
Assignments
Chas. P. Moore to First Stat"
bank, LaCrosse, tract swq 22-14-39. j
$733.
Mortgages
James A. Jacobs to N. W. Mutual
Life Insurance Co., eh 35-19-41.
(ex) also nwq of nwq 36-19-41, part;
nwq 36-19-41, $14,000.
W. R. Davis to Security State
bank. Palouse. live stock, harness,
bob sleds, $133.
Joseph Emerson to Farmers Sup-'
ply Co. of LaCrosse. Inc., 125 sacks
1921, neq 8, seq 4-15-40. auto, $250.,
T. N. Law to Colfax Mercantile
Agency; desk, safe, scales, fish box, I
refrigerator, gas engine, etc., in j
meat market. $240.
Peter Kroni to Col tax National
bank, two-thirds crop 1921, 5-14- <
11, 10 horses, machinery. $"2750.
MARCH 10, 1921
Deeds
Susan C. Blakemore to Lee C.
Blakemore, seq 32-19-44, also tract
1-18-44, $'.
Vivian Freeman Moore to Helena
J, Follis, lots 12, east 10 ft lot 1 1,
of blk 22, Steptoe, $500.
L. F. Bates to Mary C. Burton,
tract neq 22-14-39, $450.
Violet E. Castleman to Ollie Davis
and Cora Siler, lots 7, 8, blk 9,
west of F street, Breedings' add, Pa
louse, $150.
Albert W. Lemon to Johnson-
Lemon Co.. swq of neq and seq of
nwq 2-18-4 $10.
Albert W. Lemon to Johnson-
Lemon Co., nwq of neq 32-18-45,
$10.
Albert W. Lemon to Johnson-
Lemon Co.. the swq 32-18-45, $"10.
S. R. Warwick to E. M. Tucker,
wh lot 1. blk 25. Oakesdale. $50.
Affidavits
W. M. Savage to The Public, per
sonally acquainted with Frank Wil
son.
Mortgages
Nis Skow to Colfax National Bank,
Colfax, neq of nwq 14-16-43, $3000.
August Johnson to Netherlands
American Mortgage Bank, eh of
nwq and lots I. 2, of 18-15-45,
$6500.
Thomas Griffin to H. W. Terhune,,
trustee, live stock, farm implements,
pt crops 1921 29-18-42, $3049.
Will M. Hooper to Farmers State
Bank, Johnson, live stock, imple
ments, auto, pt. crops 1921, pt Sees.!
31, 32, pt Sees. 5, 6 of 13-45, $5900.
M. C. Lisenbee to A W. Linville,
trustee, live stock, implements, and
blaeksmithing outfit. $7431.
George Rohl to Garfield Hdw. &
Merc. Co., live stock, implements,
crops 1921 neq 20, swq 21, pt nh of
seq 20-17-45, $308.
J. Ward Baird to Farmers Nation
al Bank. Palouse, eh of swq 17-16
--45, and swq 4-15-45, $3000.
W. M. Crow to Security State
Bank, Palouse, live stock, imple
ments, two-thirds crops hay, grain,
farm products 1921. wh of seq and
neq of seq and seq of neq 23-16-45,
,SI7OO.
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See us before buying
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» Releases
Farmers National Bank, Colfax, to
Colby Harper, chattel, 12300.
Bank of Sprague to J. H. Hudgin,
crop mtge, $629.
Assignments
First Bar, & Trust Bank of Whit
man County to John l. Barn real
mtge, Henry N. Clemens, $6400.
Mrs. S. C. Blakemode to Lee C.
Blakemore, real mtge. T. F. Kelley,
$10,000.
mil of Bale
A. S. Cleriree to I. E. Woodhurst,
auto, $125.
Releases
Spokane Paper _ Stationery Co.
to Wm. P. Lehrke. conditional bill
of sale, $"127.
Dependable service—Philadelphia
Diamond Grid Battery. Pullman
Engineering Co. . mar2s
Buy your Goodye?.r Tires at Mar
tin's Garage. marl 1-25
Our natural resources consist of
more than timber, water power and
ore, but Include the boys and girls
of the country.
The rising generation will be
thrifty if thrift is taught and prac
ticed in the homes of the contry.
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Making best rates In the city.
Room and board, per month. .910
Per week $11
Transient meal 40c
Best of eats, served family style.
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