Valley Home Sales

Sat., Aug. 7, 1999

With address, seller and selling price

13209 E. Ninth Kathryn Alexander, $100,679.

2303 N. Hutchinson Road Blake and Elizabeth Smith, $99,900.

718 S. Custer Road John and Roxanne Smalling, $52,900.

18008 E. Eighth Lexington Homes Inc., $139,900.

10413 E. Sixth Francis Walker, $90,000.

705 N. Barker Road Monte and Rosana Masingale, $95,000.

10903 E. 10th Howard and Nancy Gothmann, $102,900.

2624 N. Laura Road Ray and Twyla Fried, $67,000.

3005 S. McDonald Road Devon Alcott and Erin Winternheimer, $90,000.

13704 E. Francis Dennis and Lorraine Hugo, $260,000.

11111 E. 12th David and Sandra Reisenauer, $84,700.

4203 N. Silas Road Fox Financial, $71,000.

26610 E. Queen, Newman Lake Ban of America Illinois, $63,000.

407 S. Alpine Drive, Liberty Lake Norwest Bank Minnesota, $185,000.

1822 S. Fawn Drive Jerrold and Peggy Shea, $121,000.

13111 E. 10th Norwest Bank, $112,000.

23821 E. Maxwell Drive Condron Construction, $153,000.

15417 E. Saltese Road, Veradale Greer Construction Inc., $110,250.

1222 N. Locust Road Douglas and Jane Larson, $69,500.

7023 S. Brookshire Court Parsons Construction Inc., $379,000.

23305 E. Maxwell, Liberty Lake Linda Erickson-Swanson, $122,300.

12222 E. 22nd Estate of Margaret Fancher, $107,500.

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