Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-01

Is vi UliCh, *fAuo lIcCA III, SIZE auu one STORY
high, will have II glass and iron front and
will make one of the handsomest store
rooms in town. The block cost about $1,-
500. The ground upon which it stands
was leased on the Both of October, ground
was broken about the middle Of November
end the walls are now up and the roof on
BY the lst Of February the store will be
ready for occupancy, which is pretty good
work FOR a wlntry season. Provided he
can lease or buy the adjoining lot Gov.
Penningtonwill fillthc space between his
block and Sc6aregge's with brick next sea.
son. Valentine & Krudwig did the mason
work and Smith s. Thompson the carpen-
ter work. A. E. Colby architect. ).
CHARLES STEVENSON
has also erected building on Third street
street this year. 1t is 2Ox26 feet in size and
one story high and is built of wood. Mr..
Stevensonuse it as bakery, store room
and residence. Miller s. Silkeson were the
builders. The structure cost $1,000.
wALLBAuM s. BECKER
have built an addition to the Germania
house, on Douglas avenue, during the year
past, which, including stable and ice
1'house, cost them $3, 800. The new portion
is of wood, is 34x4O feet in size and two
stories high and makes valuable addition
to this importantshotel property. The car.
penter work was done by Chris Reep and
the plastering was done by Valentine s
Krudwig.
VALENTINE KRUDWIG
have erected during the year past hand
some brick block on Broadway, adjoining
the Merchants hotel. 1t is 44115sxsO feet on
the ground and two stories high, compactly
built and is one Of the most enduring struc.
lures in town As an addition to the Mer-
chants hotel it must prove valuable prop.
erty. One Of the stores is already occupied
by Myron Sherman as furniture store
| The upper story is divided into suits Of
\ rooms portion of which arc occupied by
boardcrs at the Merchants hotel. Gov.
Pennington and family occupy three ol
these rooms, DR.. Ettcr and wife three
James Lawrence one and Miss Tarbox one
leaving three vacant apartments. The
building has good cellar underneath and
is finished throughout in complete man,
ncr. Valentine & Krudwig, the owners
were the contractors. The structure is val
ued at $4,000 and is on ground which has
been leased tor fifteen years.
| DIR. BUREE1Gn's BLOCK
is another Broadway improvement. 1t is
built on the west side of Broadway, be.
tween Second and Third streets. II is q
brick block S0x22 feet on the ground, with
cellar and two stories above ground. I,
is aboat to be occupied throughout by Blat,
& Buerdorf, grocers. Thisis completely
finished building costing some $1,000. Nc
Namara & Delaney did the mason work
\ ID. Z. Wilcox the carpenter work and To
bin & Ruch the painting. DR.. w. "A. Bur
leigh, architect.
! JACOB ZEIBERT
Has built n four hundred dollar wooder
/ building or Third street near Broadway
4 which hc occupies us a barber shop.
| C. f. ROssTEUsCHER & co.
have added extensively to their brewery on
Second street, the improvement consisting
ofa two story brick building 33x21 on the
ground, with elaborate beer vaults under.
meath. Messrs. II. & Co. have put In 800
worth Of new kegs and next year will re.
build their entire brewery. Henry Meyer
one Of the firm, did the mason work.
THE wkHsTER SCHOOL HOUSE
on Pine street, is another improvement Of
(which Yankton can be proud. It's built Of
brick and will when completed cost So, 600
SIcNamara & Delaney arc doing the brick
work and John G. English the carpenter
work.
TIE NEW ELEVATOR
Of Morgan y Grant, on the lcvee. Is not tc
be overlooked in this connection. It is {
wooden structure 24x32 feet on the ground
and 80 feet high. 1t will hold 10000
bushels Of grain aud cost 81 800.
TWO 1MAiaRATioa- HOUSES
have also been constructed during the yeal
past, in lower Yankton They are both
large Wooden buildings and cost s2,5O0
Smith s Thompson did the carpenter worl
and Valentine s Krudwig the mason work
In THE WAY OF CHURCHES
1.-THE German: Russians have done all thu
building during the year past. The Ger
man Reformed church, on Fifth street, Is {
wooden building 20x45 feet in size. costins
work and Valentine s. Krudwig the mason
work. Rev. Jacob Orlh is the pastor ant
the building hls already been occupied foul
| Sabbath 8. The Luthcrans have also built
500 church in the north part Of the city
which is nearly ready for occupancy.
REslpENcE PROPERTY
has been neglected during the year
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