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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1920
Page
8
Legal advertisement announcing a sheriff's sale in Stevens County Washington on July 11 1970 at 2 pm to satisfy a judgment of 860 plus interest and costs against Phenas Hydorn and Laura Hydorn wife with details on the quarter sections, irrigation rights, water shares, and court costs.
Nicholas Rech of Park Rapids Washington filed notice of intention to make final three years proof to establish his homestead claim for section 36 township 36 range 41 W. M. in the Western district of Washington. The hearing before United States Commissioner Kathrine Ide at Colville is set for July 24 1920. Witnesses include Leo M W Rech Rutherford H Brewer John W Crawford all Park Rapids and Carl A Dietz Colville. JOHN L. WILEY Register.
Leo M W Rech of Park Rapids Washington filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead entry No 09785 in section 34 township 36 north range 41 E W M before Kathrine S Ide US commissioner in Colville Washington on July 2 1920. Witnesses Nicolas Rech Rutherford JL Lrewer John W Crawford all of Ark Lapid Washington and Carl A Deitz of Colville Washington registered June 11 1920 Dept of the Interior UA.
In Stevens county Washington the Valley Loan and Securities Co seeks removal of administrator James S Sooman and appointment of a new administrator for Minnie M Sooman deceased hearing set for July 24 1920 at 9 30 a m in Colville courthouse Judge D H Carey presiding W H Butler county clerk seals the court record
Department of the Interior Spokane Washington June 19 1920 informs L Benjamin H DeHart Olympia WA that Ernest N Gerkensmeyer Dominion WA filed a contest to cancel homestead entry 011151 for SEH NW and NEM SW and lot 3 sec 18 T36N R41E W Meridian alleging DeHart never established residence and abandoned land over six months not due to military service. Contestant seeks cancellation if DeHart does not answer within twenty days after the fourth publication noting the post office for notices. John L Wiley Register lists first publication June 26 second July 3 third July 10 fourth July 17.
Department of the Interior Spokane office notifies that George J Days of Park Rapids Washington has an action pending. Details refer to a June deadline and relevant agency procedures for public records or filings. Contains official notice wording typical of public notices in a regional newspaper.
On June 2 1913 a home stead application No 08218 was filed for W Shay and NE Sex in section 10 township 35 north range 41 B M with final three year proof to establish the claim. The hearing occurs before Kathrine E S Ide United States Commissioner for the Eastern District of Washington in Colville on August 10 1920. Witnesses named Henry Sinks Edwin Fisher G G Constantine Milton Kline all of Park Rapids.
State of Washington Stevens County sheriff sale notice for Marie Vinge Cole and unknown heirs of Jens Vinge. Property is NW quarter section 10 township 37 north range 39 east, Stevens County. Sale set for 2 PM July 24 1920 at the courthouse door. Amounts include judgment of 604.67 plus interest and fees totaling 178.87. W T Graham Sheriff Deputy I Ham.
The summons demands Dorr H Car roll J A Brasted J H Bloom and John Lind appear within 60 days of June 26 1920 to answer a suit by SLUIMONS FOR PUBLICATION of Washington county against trustees of the Home Lumber Company of Washington seeking 2400 dollars with interest plus 6 05 and 400 dollars in attorneys fees and to foreclose an employees lien on Stevens county real property described in multiple sections and townships. L B Donley attorney for plaintiff Colville Washington.
Publication summons in Stevens County Washington for Linda Wiesman versus Charles P Landfried and others. defendants must appear within sixty days of the first publication to answer the complaint. Includes mention of Ozella Landfried deceased and unknown heirs. Addressed to Charles P Landfried Virgil Landfried Earl Landfried and other heirs.
Attorney for plaintiff in Spokane County Washington seeks to recover a $650 judgment plus interest taxes and $100 attorney fees. The action forecloses a mortgage on the east half of the NW quarter and the west half of the NE quarter in section 24 township 32 north range 38 E W M Stevens County. The plaintiff Ozella Landfried is deceased. Charles P Landfried is administrator. The case aims to foreclose and sell the described real property to satisfy the judgment.
The sheriff advertises a sale of Edendale Land Co tract No 205 4.4 acres with water rights to satisfy a judgment of $250 plus 10 percent interest from December 8 1916 plus $75 attorney fees and $16.40 costs and disbursements. The sale is set for 2 p m July 31 1920 at the courthouse door Stevens County Washington. Levy on Charles McIntyre and Mabel McIntyre as defendants.
Notice that A L Swanson administrator with will annexed filed final account and petition for distribution and discharge. Hearing set for July 29 1920 at 9 30 AM in Colville Washington to settle account determine heirs and discharge the administrator. Citizens with interest urged to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved or estate closed.
J. R. Wheeler sues Anna Riley Wheeler in Washington state court for a divorce on grounds of desertion and cruel treatment. Plaintiff seeks sole ownership of specific Marcus city lots and recovery of costs, with summons dated July 10, 1920. Service deadline set at sixty days after first publication.
Plaintiff Sweet McFarland sues Roy J Carnall and Crete Carnall in Stevens County Washington seeking foreclosure of a mortgage to Hugh Waddell for 79.62 acres described as northeast quarter of the northwest quarter and lot 1 in section 18 township 40 north range 42 east. Judgment sought includes principal interest costs attorneys fees and overplus from sheriff sale with 12 percent interest on amounts from April 10 1918 and a 10 percent rate on any overplus. First publication July 10 1920.
Victor Moran and others sue John Rickey Delphine Rickey and others to have the lands in section 21 township 34 north range 39 E W M declared as owned in fee simple by the plaintiffs free of all claims. The case seeks to remove clouds on title and bar all claims by the defendants. The real estate lies in Stevens county Washington and is described as the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter and the east half of the northwest quarter in section 21 township 34 north range 39 E W M. Wentz Bailey Attorneys for Plaintiffs Bank of Colville building Colville Stevens county Washington.
Administrator I J Lasswell announces claims against Ester Davis estate filed with proof of service within six months from first publication. Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers to the administrator in Colville or to L B Donley attorney at First National Bank Building Colville Washington.
Public record summons lists A M Orr as plaintiff and Dorr H Carroll F A Brasted J H Bloom and John Lind as defendants in a trust matter dating to July 25 in Stevens County Washington. The filing concerns declaration of trust funds and property of the trust estate and related record actions by the county auditor.
A summons notes sixty days from July 17 1920 to answer the complaint filed by the First National Bank of Colville Washington. It seeks a $9786 judgment with interest from June 1 1920 as well as costs and disbursements and a lien on attached trust estate real property in Stevens County. The property description spans multiple sections townships and ranges within the 34 39 and 34 40 ranges W. M. and includes numerous fractional and whole lots. Attorney for the plaintiff is listed with the First National Bank Building Colville Washington.
Albert Roll and T W Smith file for an eight year franchise to lay maintain and operate a lumber tramway over Verd Antique Marble County road Waitis Lake north shore three and three quarter miles west of Valley Washington The hearing is set for August 9 1920 at 2 o clock p m in Colville at the county commissioners office The notice dated July 7 1920 signed by Will C Spedden county auditor First publication July 8 1920 Last August 7 1920
A city guest and I rented a horse and buggy in the country. T, a first-time driver, failed to turn around and rode until a barnyard. The farmer’s family appeared and taunted T with a German exclamation before we fled.
A historical view notes centuries of tool development from chisels to saws. It traces chisel perfection to 2,500 years ago and describes early saw evolution from rough blades to regular teeth by 4500 B C, with later Italian innovations around 900 B C to favor one directing rake.
List of local professionals including Hazel Calhoun superintendent and dentists. Law firms Wentz Bailey and Noble, Grinstead, Lasswell, and others operate from Bank of Colville and First National Bank buildings. Stevens County Abstract Co offers abstracts of title for Selwy na county. phones provided.
A Chicago Herald and Examiner note interprets land dreams as travel, profit, and happiness correlating with land extent. Improved land signals a harmonious home, grain predicts wealth, vegetables warn of afflictions, and black land denotes sorrow.
Popular Mechanics Magazine reports ships at sea within range of British wireless shore stations to be protected by warning radio signals when gales reach forty miles per hour. A 600 meter wavelength will be used at full power to send ten brief signals, then the warning.
Woodworth Commission Co Seattle invites buyers and sellers to engage in all classes of livestock markets and community shipments. Write or wire for market options pricing and information designed to assist ranchers and traders in arranging sales and shipments locally and regionally.
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