Sues for Lumber Mill
The firm of G. P. Mason and son lumber concern, has filed an action in the probate court against the Grove Farm, Inc., for the collection of the sum of $237.29 due in payment for certain lumber and materials purchased by the defendant. The complaint alleges that between the dates of May 25 and July 20, 1921, Earl S. Barton, agent for the defendant, purchased goods from the plaintiff to the value of $238 and that no payments have been made for the same except in the sum of 71 cents. The plaintiff asks for judgment on the remainder due. Charles Greear has filed in the probate court action against Chas. Mercer for the collection of the sum of $61.30 and interest due since June 23, 1922, on a promissory note executed by the defendant. The plaintiff also asks for reasonable attorney fees and costs. A writ of attachment was issued. Wants Decree of Sale In the matter of the estate of Mary Wood, deceased, a petition has been filed in the probate court for an order authorizing the administrator to sell lot 13, in block 2 of the townsite of Rue in Latah county. A citation to show cause has been issued and October 5 has been set as the date for the hearing of the citation by Judge Adrian Nelson. Carl Schoth has filed a petition in the district court for naturalization. He is a farmer residing near Potlatch, and a native of Germany. The date for his hearing has been set for December 2, 1922. 