Summons by Publication in Stevens County Court
In the superior court of Washington Stevens County J W Henderson sues Minnie A Whetsel for 3177 50 on open account with interest from January 1919 Costs of suit attachment levied on defendant's land described as N1% SE% Section 4 Township 34 North Range 40 E W M Stevens County Washington Attorney I Leo Grinstead Colville Washington summons requires defense within sixty days from May 29 1920 or default judgment will be entered
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Stevens
J. W. Henderson
Minnie A. Whetsel
Minnie A. Fox
Township 34 North
Range 40
BE. W. M
Stevens County
Washington
Sheriff Sale in Stevens County Washington 1920 Hydorn case
The sheriff will sell land in Stevens County Washington on July 17 1920 at 2 PM to satisfy a judgment of 860 plus interest 12 percent from 1919 with extra charges including 10 percent post judgment interest and costs. Property described as SE4NW4 SW4NE4 NEY4SW4 NW4SE4 in section 32 township 33 north range 38 east Willamette meridian with irrigation water rights. Defendants Thomas Hydorn and Laura Hydorn wife. Levy authorized by Vermont Loan and Trust Company. Sheriff W H Graham Deputy D F Ham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherife
Towit
Stevens County
Washington
Thomas Hydorn
Laura Hydorn
Willamette Meridian
Vermont Loan and Trust Company
W. H. Graham
D. F. Ham
Marie Vinge Cole
Vermont Loan & Trust Company
Notice for Public Sale Final Proof for Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior notice from Spokane dated June 11 1920 states Nicholas Rech of Park Rapids Washington filed intention to make final three years proof to establish a homestead claim for land in section 35 township 36 range 41 BE W M Colville district with July 24 1920 hearing before U S commissioner Kathrine Ss. Id enited States commissioners and witnesses Leo M W Rech Rutherford H Brewer John W Crawford all Park Rapids and Carl A Dietz Colville. John L Wiley Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Spokane
Washington
Nicholas Rech
Park Rapids
Range 41
BE. W. Meridian
Kathrine Ss
Colville
Leo M. W. Rech
Rutherford H. Brewer
John W. Crawford
Carl A. Dietz
John L. Wiley
Register
Leo M. V. Rech
W. M
Kathrine S. Ide
United States
Eastern District of
Rutherford
H. Brewer
Park Rapid
Carl A. Deitz
Rech Files Intent for Final Three-Year Proof on Homestead Claim
Leo M V Rech of Park Rapids Washington filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his homestead claim No 09785 for sections 34 36 N R 41 W M in the Eastern District of Washington Colville before United States Commissioner Kathrine S Ide on July 21 1920 Witnesses include Nicholas Rech Rutherford H Brewer John W Crawford all of Park Rapids and Carl A Deitz of Colville Washington
Notice to James S. Sooman as estate administrator
In Stevens county Washington the Valley Loan and Security company seeks removal of James S. Sooman as administrator of Minnie M. Sooman deceased and a new administrator appointed. A hearing is set for July 24, 1920 at 9 30 a m in Colville courthouse before Judge D H Carey to show cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
County of
Stevens
Minnie M. Sooman
James 5. Sooman
James 8. Sooman
Valley Loan and Security Company
D. H Carey
Colville
Stevens County
Washington
James S. Sooman
D. H. Carey
Notice of Contest in Homestead Entry Cancellation
Department of the Interior Spokane Washington June 19 1920 informs Benjamin H DeHart of Olympia Washington that Ernest L Gerkensmeyer of Dominion Washington filed a contest to cancel homestead entry No 011151 for SE 1 4 NW NE 1 4 SW 1 4 and lot 3 section 18 township 36 north range 41 East W Meridian alleging DeHart never established residence and other grounds to contest the entry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Spokane
Washington
Benjamin H. DeHart
Olympia
Ernest L. Gerkensmeyer
Dominion
Township
North
Range
E. W
Meridian
Notice of Land Contest Abandonment and Response Deadline
A land contest notice states the claimant has abandoned the land for over six months not due to military service. If no sworn answer is filed within twenty days after the fourth publication, the allegations will be taken as confessed and the entry canceled. The notice cites four publication dates June 26 July 3 July 10 and July 17 with John L. Wiley as Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John L. Wiley
Register
Notice of homestead final proof for Days in Washington
Department of the Interior announces George Pearl Days of Park Rapids Washington filed for final three year proof on land in township 35 north range 41 east Willamette Meridian. The hearing before United States Commissioner Kathrine S Ide in Colville Washington is set for August 10 1920. Witnesses listed include Henry Sinks Edwin Fisher G G Constantine and Milton Kline all residents of Park Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Spokane
Wash
George Pearl Days
Park Rapids
Range 41
E. W. Meridian
Kathrine
Ide
United States
Eastern District of Washington
Colville
Henry Sinks
Edwin Fisher
G. G. Constantine
Milton Kline
John L. Wiley
Register
Sheriff Sale in Stevens County Washington 1920
The Stevens County sheriff announces a public auction for the property of Marie Vinge Cole and heirs of Jens Vinge. The NW 1/4 of section 10, township 37 north range 39 east, is offered for cash at 2 PM July 24, 1920 at the courthouse door to satisfy a Montana judgment plus fees.
Public summons in Stevens County trust foreclosure case
Summons published for BP Orr plaintiff against Dorr H Car roll F A Brasted J H Bloom and Home Lumber Company of Washington trustees. Action seeks 2400 plus interest 6.05 400 attorney fees and to foreclose an employees lien on Stevens County real estate attached by sheriff and to sell property to satisfy lien costs and disbursements plus general relief. The first publication is June 26 1920 with 60 days to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Dorr H. Carroll
F. A. Brasted
J. H. Bloom
John Lind
Home Lumber Company of
Washington
Stevens County
The
Township 34
Range
Sec
Township
BE. W. M
Township 24
W. M
Range 39
County of
Stevens
State of
Colville Suit Seeks Foreclosure of 1920 Mortgage Claim
The plaintiff L. T. Donley attorney files in Spokane county Washington a suit against Charles P. Landfried and others including Ozella Landfried deceased and minor heirs Virgil and Earl Landfried to foreclose a mortgage on the east half of the northwest quarter and the west half of the northeast quarter of section 24 township 32 north range 38 E WM in Stevens county. Judgment sought amounts to 650 principal plus 164.64 interest plus 68.23 taxes plus 100 attorney fees with foreclosure and sale to satisfy the claim. The summons requires appearance within sixty days from first publication dated July 8 1920. The attorney for plaintiff is listed as L. T. Donley First National Bank Building Colville with address in Spokane County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Stevens
Linda Wiesman
Charles P. Landfried
Ozelle Landfried
Edward Landfried
Virgil Landfried
Warl Landfried
Ogella Landfried
Osella Landfried
Earl Landfried
Ozella Landfried
Spokane County
Charles FP. Landfried
Ozella
Towit
Wile of Ney
S. W. M. Stevens County
Washington
W. C. Losey
Paulsenpokane County
Attor
Addres Building
Spokane
Sheriff Sale Notice in Stevens County Washington 1920
The sheriff of Stevens County Washington announces a sale of the property of Charles McIntyre and Mabel McIntyre to satisfy a judgment of 250 plus 10 percent interest from 1916 and 75 attorney fees with costs. The land described, 4.4 acres in Edendale, includes a water right, will be sold at 2 pm on the list day of July 1920 at the courthouse door. Deputy Ty D. Ff Ham signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherifes Sali
Towit
Stevens County
Washington
Charles McIntyre
Mabel M. McIntyre
Section
Township
Edendale Land Co
Edendale
Harry T. McNeill
R. R. Coleman
W. H. Graham
Ty D
Ff. Ham
Notice of hearing of final account for Oscar Swanson estate
A. Ty. Swanson as administrator with will annexed filed July 1 1920 his final account and petition for settlement and distribution of the Oscar Swanson estate in Colville Washington. The court sets July 29 1920 at 9 30 AM for hearing the final account petition and distribution and to discharge the administrator. All interested persons must appear to show cause why the account should not be settled and the residue distributed and the administration closed. Colville Washington July 1 1920. A L Swanson administrator with will annexed Oscar Swanson deceased Osee W Noble attorney Colville Stevens county Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
State of Washington
Stevens
Oscar Swanson
A. Ty. Swanson
Colville
Steven County
Washington
A. L. Swanson
Osee W. Noble
Stevens County
Board of County Commissioners
Albert Roll
T. W. Smith
Waitis Lake
Said
Valley
Court House
T. . Smith
Will C. 8Spedden
Ordinance 139 Prohibits Liquor Importation and Sale
An ordinance relating to intoxicating liquors prohibits importation receipt purchase transportation manufacture possession use sale and disposal thereof. It provides for search seizure and destruction and prescribes powers duties of officers and forms of procedure and rules of evidence in proceedings under this act.
Colville Adopts Public Liquor Regulation Ordinance
The city of Colville enacts strict liquor controls under police power. It defines intoxicating liquor broadly, prohibits manufacture or sale except as allowed, and sets search warrants, hearings, and forfeiture procedures with penalties and limited exemptions for religious rites. The ordinance becomes effective five days after publication with July 1920 dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Colville
W.W. G. Hartwell
J. H. King
Colville Ordinance Provides First Avenue Improvement Plan
The document outlines Ordinance 140 establishing Local Improvement District No. 24 for First Avenue Colville Washington from Wynne Street to Railroad Avenue. It covers grading draining parking and 24 foot concrete paving with parking strips. Bonds will fund costs and assessments run ten years at up to 8 percent interest. Public hearing set for August 9 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Colville
First Avenue
Wynne Street
Railroad Avenue
Washington
Orginal Town
Spokane
City of Colville
Asseirst
Posner
Wal Passage
Fie
Woodworth Commission Co. stock yards Seattle advert
Woodworth Commission Co Seattle sells all classes of livestock and markets your own stock. They handle community shipments and offer market quotations or any information desired upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth Commission CO
Union Stock Yards
Seattle
Local Professionals and Firms Listing Colville Area
Directory of physicians lawyers and businesses in Colville Stevens County including Dr. Wells Henderson Ralph Benson Vinson Ingle O F Vinson Wenz Bailey Donley Noble Grinstead Lasswell and Stevens County Abstracts with contact numbers and office locations in Bank and Lane Buildings First National Bank and Post Offices Building listings.
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I. Leo Grinstead
Plaintiff
L. T. Donley
First National Bank
Colville Land CO
Sells Land
Colville Bank
Colville Land Co, O. N. Bell
L. M. McFarland
Colville. Wash
Majer Hyde
Spokane, Wash
Rovig
Piret Avenue South
DR. Miles
DR. Ralph
W. A. Orns
M. D
Dorman
Camilla Benson
Lane Bldg
W. F
Diffenbacher Dorman Lynch Bldg
MO. J. Ingle
W. Lon Johnson
Rickey Bidg
John B. Slater
Wentz & Bailey Bank of
Bidg
L. B. Donley Lawyer
First National Bank Building
Lane
Song T. Raftis
Leo Grinstead
Bank of
I. J. Lasswell Insurance and Bonds
Firet National Bank
Stevens County Abstract