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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-12-14
Real Estate Transfers

Chester H. Decker etux to N. J.
Ehrhardt etal, $1.OO, NJ, lot 10 and
lot IL block z, Dooley.
U. S. to Herman H. Luehrs, patent,
SEA, 29, NEA NE44, 32-36-52.
D. Ray Gregg etux to Sec. Co.,
Medicine Lake, 81, SWA, 16-32-57.
H. P. Foss to Axel Christensen, 81,
lots 8, 9, block %, Reserve.
Axel Christensen etux to Edna Ev-
enson, 81, lot 9, block %, Reserve.
Ammon TOllifson to Ruby A. Yeag-
er, $1500.00, SEA, E1a SWA, 1884
Adam Graft to August E. Stone,
S25, lot 1, block IL, Outlook.
u. S. to Aide A. Anderson, patent,
E1h NEA, 33, SWA. VIZ NWA, "a
31-55.
Hannah P. Rostad etvir to Einar
Negaard, $15O0.O0, lots IA, Is, block
6, Comertown.
Albert Almberg to T. L. Beiseker,
81, VIZ NWA, 9-35-53.
/ First National Bank Sleepy Eye to
Gertrude Ritter, 81, S1s, 25-31-57.
Fred G. Mills to Mildred Mills, 81,
lots a, block IA, Outlook, NJ, lot B.
6, block Is, Outlook.
D. Ray Gregg ct ux to Sec. Co., 81
NEA, 10-32-56.
| Antoine Narcotic etux to Sec. Co..
81, lot A, SEA SWA, 1925.
Antoine Narcotic etux to Sec. Co.
Medicine Lake, 81, lots 8, a, .SWA ST
u a, 31-32-57.
Jens P. Heiberg etux to Sec. Co.
Medicine Lake, ST, SEA, 9-32-58.
Citizens st. Blk, Mariettea to w. Il
Lesser, S1632.OO, VIZ, 19-31-59.
Bankers Farm Mortgage Co. t
= Arthur Ovrom, $1,000, VIZ, 22-35-50
Peter Spaabeck ct al to School Dist
%. S1.OO, part VIZ, 29-33-57.
Sherman Millbrook etux to Georg
Wessner, $4,000, lot 2, block l, Medl
cine Lake. -
Oscar Holnlberg etux to Adolph ]
Kanning. S1.OO, VIZ, 32-33-52.
> Walter J. Bye to Helen Bye, 3
lots 2. 8. 9, 10, SEA, 4-37-56.
Monarch Lumber Co. to Henry Mo-
by. S1.OO, lots 5, 6, block 2, Home
. stead.
: John M. Juve to Martin Neresol
+ se5OOOO, SWA, 10, NWA, 3O-S7-SS
; Olive Bruce to Olga w. Bruce, ;
: lot 2, block 1, Nielsen's add, Westb
. Tri State Land Co. to L. Q. Schult
= $4,000. NEA NEA, 16-36-56.
y Hilma Elstad to Hilma PearsO
$4,000, lot 1, block 2, Westby.
, Rhoda A. Morgan ct vir to Evere
y B Rosenbaum, $4,000, VIZ Me-
4 NWA NEA, 30-33-52.
: First National Bank Sleepy Eye
;, William w. Smith, S1.0O, NWA, 2
7 32-5S.
!. Henry Gray to Jean w. Alberts,
ae lots 1. 2, 8, A, block IL, Redstone.
II o. r. Manner to G. w. Nelson,
NE4. 1856.
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LIBRARY NOTES

"Bambi," a book written by Felix
Salten. is one of the new books IN
the County Library. This is an ex-
ouisite idyll of animal life.
Bambi is the name OF deer ana
+be hook is the life story of Bambi IN
the enchanting wood-lawn that frames
the waters of the Danube.
Young Bambi learns the ways Oh
the woods; is taught by his mother
to stand on his wobbly legs; converses
covly with the cricket and the butter
fly: bakes in the benevolent sun; tries
r. make his elders explain what
danger means, and learns all too
soon: observes his lordly father thun-
dering by without noticing him, ex-
neriences his first winter and has
first hunt; becomes aware of death;
acclaims the arrival of Spring; grows
beautiful horns, and wins Flame fol-
his mate.
Though Bambi has been enthusiasts
tically compared with Kipling's Jun
ole Book this is far more than al
animal story. It's atmosphere il
timeless, and its style ineffable.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-12-14

more than 2O&o added horsepower
resulting I'm increased speed, faster
pickup and greater hill climbing
ability. A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steer
ing gear makes the new Superior
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PROCEEDINGS
Of the
OF the.
BOARD Of County Commissioners

exhibition at the international live
cago. o" ae Ch-
AT o;OO o'clock p. M, the Board adj |
Journed until 300 a. m, November 9
a. wl me Ilme the Board would can
Vass the election returns.
AT S;OO a. m, November 9th 1909
Inc Board met as Board of Countv
Canvassers, all members of the Roard
ana the Clerk present, for the mr.
pose OF canvassing the returns of tLo
1928. 1'0senioer otn'
AT o;OO o'clock p. M, the Board adj
Journed until 900 O'Clock m No
vember 10th, 1928. n.y. AN0-
AT 300 o'clock a. M, the Board ra-
sumed as Board of COUNTY Canxzo 9
O'Clock. O't'AA AA'oV
At 200 o'clock P. M, the BOARD Of
County Canvassers having dnIv co ~
vassed all the returns and determin-
ing tnerefrom the vote cast for each
person to fill the various offices and
the vost cast for and against each
proposition voted upon at said Cen
erai Election held November 6, 1928.
IND that the following named ner.
sons received the number of votes Get
opposite their names for the Office
The results of the canvass were the
designated.
same as published in the Producers
News few weeks ago.
; Inc canvass of votes cast at tbs
General Election held in Sheridan
County, on Tuesday, November 6
1923, being completed the Board n
county Canvassers thereupon declared
That the following named person,
were elected to the offices as herein
after specified; and the Clerk wa
directed to prepare and issue Certifi
Gates to each of such duly elected can
Lars Angvick, State Representative
S tive. NO-''''
!, Victor Anker, Commissioner
Carl Peterson, Clerk of Court
Nlels Madsen, Clerk & Recorder.
II Hans p. Madsen, Sheriff.
Il Gilbert j. HOLMAN, Treasurer.
Ole A. Aspelund, Assessor.
" Grant Blackwell, County ATTORNEY,
Ethel E. Singleton, Supt. of School
i II. Shirtliff, Administrator.
Martin S. Nelson, Coroner.
VI Robert j. Wheeler, Surveyor.
al The canvass of the votes havin
d been completed, at 500 O'Clock p. IN
d the Board adjourned.
EDW. VERSION.
Chairman of the Boar
l. NlELS MADSEN, Clerk.
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PAGE THREE

ularly elusive, that day. All I could
find was a jawbone with few teeth
in it, and a few stray teeth without
any jawbones. The bone I broke as
l was clumsily endeavoring to dig it
it out of the side of the butte, but
got two or three fragments of it, and
the teeth. Some people from the
State School of Mines, in Rapid City,
among them young scientifically
minded fellow by the name of James
Bump, examined them for me and
diagnosed" them as specimens of
teeth from the pig of prehistoric
times, an animal called the Oreodon.
Webster defines the Oreodontidae as
"a family of extinct generalized artio-
dactyl ungulates" (Lord help usl Who
would hav ethought it," "of the
Eocene and Miocene of North Ameri-
ca, supposed to be intermediate be-
tween the existing deer and pigs" /
hav no doubt that Webster is right,
but / do not think it was nice of him
to tell. He goes on, however, to say
that they had long tail, forty-f0ur
teeth, and four-toed feet, and that the
Oreodon propre was about as large as
a peccary,-whatever the size of a
peccary may be. There you have the
prehistoric pig. wonder how many
Fundamentals nonIbelievers in evo-
luton would like to trade their regis
tered Poland Chinas for a herd of
Oreondontidate?
Of course a flyer in the hog bust
: ness is not as exciting as flying saur.
) ians, but still felt great deal Of
interest in those teeth. Just thinl
D how old they arel What a story thu
? mouth from which they came coulC
tell if it had the power of speechl
e Continues Westward Journey mex
: weekly
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Hiking to Frisco
By John Arthur StahIberg
! $3.50
Continued from Nov. 16)
Visits Bad Lands of South Dakota


Visits Bad Lands of South Dakota
Kadoka is on the edge of the Bad
Land, and l did not have to go far
beyond it to reach the quaintest sec
ton of country that / expect to see
for some time. AS far as the eye
could see there were buttes, nothing
but buttes, with level green patches of
grassy ground between them. In the
middle of one of these plots of grass,
there would be pit with a bottom
as bare as the top of table and sunk
away below the surface of the plot.
And in such pit, in turn, at irregular
intervals, a miniature butte would
rear up, flat and grassy on top, but
with sheer bare walls. For distance
of sixty-five miles extends the Wall
of the Bad Lands, and this wall is a
barrier of buttes so big that some of
them are really young mountains
or perhaps they are OLD mountains in
their second childhood.
Near Interior, I spent day in Ced-
ar Pass, one of the most interesting
spots in the Bad Lands. Here the
road winds snakily among a thousand
| freaks of natural formation. Buttes
buttes, buttes! Big buttes; little
buttes; bare buttes; buttes with an at
emp at vegetation; buttes like
knife-blade; flat-topped buttes; tall
lean, graceful Duties; squat buttes
pyramid buttes; pagoda buttes; buttel
] like the castles of medieval princes
dull, drab, unimaginative buttes
church-steeple buttes; wigwam buttes
: mountain buttes; molehill buttes
buttes with a resounding echo whic
seemed to tell of marvellous pas
ages; voiceless buttes; buttes of ever
size and all conceivable shapes an
characters. Some of them were
dull gray and others were gayly CO.
ored. To many people they are dc
pressing; | found them exhilaratins
l There is something startling aboU
them-something that "gets" every
body in one way or another.
: | climbed to within a short distanC
of the tops of several Of the highe'
buttes, but did not reach the summit
of any of them, though l clambere
about until my hands were blistere
, and my knees were like boils. Me-
the tops they are perpendicular {
nearly so, and offer no hold. l d
/ reach a height, however, from whiC
+ | could see the country for mar
1t miles on either hand, and it was
r good view. There were strange B;
II Lands formation all around me.
n one side I could see the valley call
ce Dante's Delight, so named because
rs is presumed to bear general resel
blance to the place which Dante g
such thrill out of describing. T.
reflection of the sunlight from I'll
valley is binding; it made my ey
, ache. The warning "Lasciate og
J; speranza vol CHI entrate" did not see
ID to me to apply to it, however. e
plored the whole valley, enjoying
~ immensely, and never once abandon
hope-not even when / broke the n
D. ord for high jumping, as the result
!, stepping almost on a big snake.
- soon as / regained terra firma
killed the snake and was grievOu
v disappointed to find that it was !
RATHER.
g. There is another area somewl
like Dante's Delight which is cal
% Hell's Half-acre, -presumably becal
this name is so widely different fir
It the other one, and so original. TIL
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WHY NOT LAY IN
SOME GOOD ROPE?

Butte, Dec. 5.-Declaring the hit
and-run situation here to be an emer-
gency, the Butte city council tonight
offered reward of $100 for the ar
rest and conviction of auto drivers of
that type. In the last month seven
hit an6-run cases came to the notice
of the police and in several there was
fatalities.
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c;dsy, December "a, 1928

o.ef A. M, November ON, 1870,
At wy reconvened, all members of
he BOal rd and the Clerk present.
DOND.5S time the Board examined
At . III Bonds, and the Sureties
81 O1liC nSere found to be sufficient.
ithsTrsIT2RRITiES APPROVED
So UNn n+;on. Trust Receipts for Com
On li'T Ronds in the amount of $780,
reFScIGSlw we're approved as security for
@VVy N" F,nds on deposit with the
COUNTY srs & Merchants State Bank of
yO'Ction. Trust receipts for Com
VI y ponds in the sum of $4,000
nerci@ airnroyed as security for County
were Orr op Deposit with First National
BANK U ~ the County Treasurer's
vi to Wv report for the quarter end
G ils September 3Oth, 1928, was ap-
EE Prov + ]. Corkin appeared before
i, n BOARD and presented the following
A' AFFIDAVIT
.. Tax Deed Matter
II, Sec. "a, Twp. 35, Rye. So.
S Star,idan County, Montana.
State of Montana, County of Sheri-
uS F I Corkin, being first duly sworn
1nocps and says, that he is a resi-
5spt Of Omaha, Douglas County, Ne
S Sracka. of more than 81 years of age
Tbat he is associated with Wilson
Graham, also known as w. T. Ora
ham of Omaha, Douglas County, Ne
L 5ra in the ownership of certain
iaDds within the County of Sheridan
and State of Montana, towit the Eas
Gcre.Half (E1a) of Section Twenty
tm,r (24) in township Thirty-five (35
North, and range Fifty-two (52) East
sucb land having been acquired b
them in the fall of 1928.
That during all of the time the
have owned such land this affiant ha
had full and complete charge and ex
elusive management of such land an
now has such cahrge and management
thereof. That the payment of til
taxes is a part of the duties of sue
management.
That on Sept. 81, 1928 this affair
wrote the county treasurer of Sher
dan county asking for statement {
the taxes then due on above describe
land and was davised that the count
Of Sheridan had applied for a tax dee
on July 2, 1928 and that such tax dee
had been issued and delivered TO sa!
county.
That this was the first and only n
tee this affiant or the said Wilson
Graham had or received of the apple,
ton for tax deed, and that if they h.
received notice thereof and the appl
cation SO made, they would immediat
" have paid said taxes and prevent,
the issuing of said tax deed.
That this affiant Immediately Or
pared to pay such taxes and redee
the land and so notified the county
Sheridan, and now tenders the full
mount of taxes together with cos
ETC., in payment thereof.
Further this affiant sayeth not.
E. J. CORKIN, Affia1
Subscribed and sworn to before /
this Sth day of November 1928.
H. o. Stenhjem, Notary Publ
Ny commission expires Mar. 2, 10;
RE: E1z 24-35-52
After having considered the foree
ing affidavit and other premises
the matter the board decided to issue
quit claim deed to Wilson T. Grahs
to the E1z 24-35-52, in considerati
for the payment of all taxes due
this land.
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APPOINTMENTS AND
DISCHARGES

On motion the following appoint /
ments and discharges were approved.
Helga Hendrickson appointed spe-
Gal deputy clerk and recorder.
Ema Zimmerman, clerk in treasur-
er'S office.
Jens Gronvold, clerk in treasurer's
office.
Mrs. S. T. Klovstad, clerk in treas
uer's office.
Marie Olson, clerk in treasurer's of
flee.
D. ]. Olson, special deputy treasur-
er.
Vemette Torstenson, clerk in treas
urer's office.
Bertha Oswald, clerk in treasurer's
Beryl Pierce, clerk in treasurer's of
fice 49, 49,
Lillian Paske discharge as clerk in
assessors office.
AT II o'clock noon the board recess
ca until 2 o'clock p. m.
AT IL o'clock noon the board re-
CeSsed until 2 o'clock D. m.
Al 200 o'clock p. M, the Board
ieSumed pursuant to recess taken, all
members of the Board and the CLERK
present.
At this time the Board examined
al securities held by the county from
oue dlfferent banks as security fol
SOuIlty funds on deposit with sucl
OailES ard the same were found DO b'
as follows:
'lISt National Bank, Reserve
National Surety Co. Bond. Sc, 5000
u 5. Certificate of Indebted
"CSS ------.-----.---..-----.....-..-. 1U,UUU.U
1D2ahlels County Bond $1,000. 10000
- ). Treasury Notes ...... 100000
commercial Bonds ...........- 100000
fiT rs. State Bank, Med. Lake
mrs Tirst Liberty Bond .....-.-... 10000
cnlrd Liberty Bond ..--..-- 100000
NOunty Warrants .............. 4,00O.1
IIr ~ State Bank, Westby-
y. S. Treasury Notes. 100000
C;t Liberty Bond .-.....-...--.... 100000
OitlZens State Bank, Dooley-
sheridan County Bonds 100000
NeSS9Yrlty State Bank, Outlook
5psnendan County Bonds. 10,000.(
e U State Bank, Plentywood-
sheridan County Bonds. 25,000.(
- ,. certificates of Indeht-
0ulleSs --.-----------.----.---------. 16,OOO.'
p aIinerS & Merchants State Bank,
sheridan County Bonds 5000.
georgia Power Co. bond. 5000.
sheridan County Bond. 1000.
SS'Ounty Warrants ........ 100000
sheridan County Bond. 5000.
county Warrants .............. 1857.
Liberty Bond ........-.-. 500.
u 5. Certificates of Indebt-
edness ........-....... 10000
"A check received from the Monta
S'aoe Fair in the amount of $25
a a premium for county exhibits
cue State Fair, was on motion, don
- 70 the Montana State Fair to
USED IN connection with the Stat
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-12-14

@. A check received from the Montana
S'aee Fair in the amount of $500
~ premium for county exhibits at
- sSe State Fair, was on motion, donatr
- 70 the Montana State Fair to be
used In connection with the States
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-03-16
STEWART & HAMLIN, Attys.
900 Arctic Bldg, Seattle, Wash.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

Sheriff's Office
State of Washington, County
Of King, IS.
BY virtue Of writ Of execution
issued out of the Honorable Su
perior Court Of King County o.
the 18th day of February, 1928
BY the Clerk thereof in the ease OF
Dennis Dolan, plaintiff, versus Au
gust Schulz and Mary Schulz
his wife, Defendants,
No. 204570, and to me, rs Sheriff
directed and delivered.
Notice i, hereby given, that
will proceed to sell at public aue
ton to the highest bidder for cash
within the hours prescribed by
law for Sheriff's sales, to.wit; ter
o'clock a. m. on the 9th day OF
March 1928, before the Court
House door OF King County. JEFF
ferson Street Entrance. at Seattle
in the State Of Washington, all oil
the right, title and interest OF
said defendants and each of then
and their community. in and to III,
following described property, sit
uated in King County, State Of
Washington, to-wiii
Commencing at the common quar-
fer corner OF Sections b and %
Township - North. X 3 L w vi.
running thence East 662,6 feet
.hence South o. ID East. COL
feet 90 the true point Of begin
ming: running theuce East $685.
feet thence South O. 49, East
Cos feet. thence West 662.6 feet
thence North o. il West, Cos fee
to true point Of beginning. il
King County. Washington;
levied on as the property Of sai'
defendants and each OF them ans
their community 10 satisfy
Judgment amounting to -Four hun
dred seventy-fiye aud No|l0
t$475.00 Dollars interest. and eos
Of suit, in favor Of plaintiff
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-03-16
ALEX STEWART, ATTY
900 Arctic Bldg, Seattle, Wash
NOTICE or sHERIFF's SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

Sheriff's Office
State of Washington, County OF
King. IS.
By virtue of an Order of Sale
issued out of the Honorable Su
perior Court of King County, OF
the 18th day of February, 1925
by the Clerk thereof in the cast
of
Anna Alderman, Plaintiff, versus
Anna b. Frye and Hermon S
Frye, her husband; Washington
Title Insurance Company, cor-
poration and ID. c. Keeney, De
PENDANTS,
No. 203704, and to me, as Sheriff
directed and delivered;
Notice Is Hereby Given That
will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder fol-
cash, within the hours prescribec
By law for Sheriff's sales, to-wit
at Ten O'Clock a. M, ON the 24tl
day Of March, 1928, before tn,
Court House door of King County
jefferson Street entrance, at Sc
attic, in the State of Washington
the following described property
situated in King County, State OF
Washington, to-wit;
Lot Eleven III Block Sixteer
(16), Laws Addition TO Seattle
w. T. according to plat recorded
in Volume ! of Plats, Page 81 re
cords of said County;
levied on as the property of all Of
the said defendants herein, to sat
isfy a Judgment Of foreclosur,
of a mortgage amounting to Oni
thousand six hundred twenty-foui
and NoI100 (Sl6240O) Dollars in
terest, attorneys fees Of $150.0(
and $l76.l5 as taxes with interest
and the cost of suit, in favor o.
plaintiff.
Dated this 18th day Of February
1928.
Claude G. Bannick, Sheriff BY II
IL. Lewis, Deputy.
2-17-2S-3--6-2S
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-03-16
A. RAY SMITH, Attorney
$40 Second Ave, Seattle, Wash.

In the Superior Court of the
State CT Washington for the Coun-
ty Of King. (In Probatel
No. 355i7I Notice of Hearing
Final Report and Petition fer
Distribution.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Henry NJ. Herrin, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Ada
Herrin, Executrix OF the Estate OF
Henry NJ. Herrin has filed in the CT
flee Of the Clerk of said Court her
final Report and petition for dis
tribution, asking the Court to SET
tie said Report, distribute the pro-
perty TO the persons thereto en-
titled and to discharge sail execu-
trix; and that said Report and pc
tition will he heard on the Both
day of March, 1923, at 9:3G a. M.
at the Court Room OF the Probate
Department of said Court.
Dated this 18th day of Feb uary,
1928.
Abe N. Olson, Clerk of Said Court
BY Glenn J. Twigg, Deputy.
2-24-2S-3-9-2S
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-03-16
WETER, ROBERTS &
SIIEFELMAN
Lowman Bldg, Seattle.

In the Superior Court of the
State of Washington, for King
County In Probate.)
No. HOOP. Notice to Creditors
In the Matter of the Estate oil
Charles Nielsen, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
and has qualified as Executor
Of the estate of Charles Nielsen, De.
ceased that all persons having
claims against said deceased are
hereby required to serve the same.
duly verified, on said Walter Mel
sen or his attorneys of record al
the address below stated, and file
the same with the Clerk of said
Court, together with proof of such
service within six months after the
date of first publication OF this
notice, or same will be barred.
Date of first publication Marcel
9, 1928.
Walter Nielsen, Executor of said
Estate. Address, Seattle, Wash
Weter, Roberts 4 Shefelman, At
torneys for Estate, l0l2-101l
Lowman Building, Seattle, Wasl
3-9-2s $685.
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ALEX STEWART, Atty.
500 Arctic Bldg, Seattle
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to an order directing sale of
real estate made and entered the
18th day of March, 1928, by the
Superior Court Of the State OF
Washington for the County OF
King, iii Probate in the matter of
the estate of Jacob J. Simmons, de-
ceased, No. il476, the undersigned
W. d. Garvin. administrators of
said estate, will sell at private sale
on or after the Goth day of March
1923, all of the following described
real estate belonging to said cs-
tate
Land in Southeast quarter OF
Northwest quarter OF Section %,
Township % North, Range = East
as follows:
Beginning 495 feet West and $50
feet South OF Northeast corner of
Southeast quarter of Northwest
quarter. thence West to point $50
feet South and l65 feet East of
Northwest corner. thence South to
point los feet East OF Southwest
corner, thence East to point 1873
feet West Of Southeast corner,
thence North 906.l6 feet, thence
West 1870 feet. thence North
S3.s4 feet TO beginning.
Less beginning 600 feet East of
the Southwest corner of the South
east quarter of the Northwest
quarter. thence North $3.50 feet.
thence East 165 feet, thence South
no feet. thence East Go feet,
thence South $50 feet. thence West
23l feet to the pom, of beginning.
Also less the East pa feet OF
the West 660 feet OF the South 900
feet of the Southeast quarter Of
the Northwest quarter, IN King
County. Washington,
Being about fifteen acres of I'M
improved logged off land East OF
Cove, Washington. Appraised at
$3.50.
Also lot p. Block ) of Ballard
Park 2nd Addition to the City Of
Seattle, King County. Washington.
being an mimproyed lot, foi cash
or on terms Of not less than Our-
fourth cash aud the balance au
such terms as mav BE- approved by
/ 1.-THE court sale must be made p.
mot less than 90 per cent Of "a an
praised value. Bids must be n
writing and accompanied by cheek
for 10 per cent of the amount bid
and may be- left with the under.
signed at Vashon. Washington, a
with his attorney below stated, OF
may be left with the clerk Of said
court.
W. .. GARVIN. Administrator
Vashou, Washington.
ALEX STEWART. Attarnc,
/ for Administrator. a09 Arcii.
Buildimg. Seattle, Washington
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