Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-11-25

25, 1873.
Edward Hackett, residence, $4OO; Camp
Hancock, warehouse, 5000; J. a. Baker,
pop factory, $500; r. Selle, dwelling,
$500; s. Sunderland, dwelling, $1,000;
Sheridan House, stable, $500; Geo. Peo-
piles, ice house, $400;J. G. Schuler, dwell
ling, $500; M. P. Slattery, store, $500; B.
F.. Raymond, dwelling, $500; w. Huxley,
dwelling, $3.50; A. J. Brooks, dwelling,
$3.50; j. 81. Marshall, dwelling, $4,000;
Chas Galloway, stable, $500; S. a. Brant-
over, dwelling, 800; VIM Preston, stable,
$40O; Albert Hubbell, dwelling, $3.50; 1;
John Leary, tenement, $3.50; sChas Bas.
sett, dwelling, 5000; Hans johnson, shop,
5000; Frank B. Mason, bowling alley,
$3.50; government warehouse, $4,000;
North Pacific warehouse, $4,000; A. III.
Myers, ice house and stable, $4OO; j. d.
Wakeman, ice house, $40O; Joseph Coyne,
$4OO; L. B. Mixter, saloon, $500; Rear
rant, $500; 9. T. Williams, residence,
Mckenzie, office, $3.50; John Ostland, sta
BILE, $50; Alfred Crissey, confectionery,
etc, $3.50; Mrs. Kate Livingston, dwelling,
$500; Mrs. Messerve, dwelling, $400; G..
Fagastrom, dwelling, $3.50; VIM. Morris,
dwelling, $3.50; G. Nelson, dwelling, $100;
Christian Peterson, dwelling, 5000; e. II.
Judkins, $2C0; B. r. Childs, dwelling,
stable, etc. $500; Ed Nelson, dwelling,
$3.50; Adolph Ames, dwelling $400; Ad-
ans Sisters, dwelling, 5000; Geo. Wooler-
ich, dwelling, $3.50; R. Fern, dwelling,
$3.50; Mr.. Goodrich, dwelling, $l00; Dr..
Porter, tenement, 5000; ]. Richert, tene-
1nent, 5000; Wm. Van Kuster & Bobie
Bros, dwelling, $3.50; Elijah Conlstock,
dwelling, $3.50; j.. ID. Hilger dwelling,
1926; q. S. McMullen, dwelling, $3.50; {.
Fahey, dwelling, $3.50; A. Robideau;:
dwelling and stable, $500; Alex Mathey,
dwelling, $500; c. 3. Rust, cwelling,.
$3.50; Peter Klopperich, dwelling, $500;
5Olof Franklund, dwelling, $3.50; Matthew
sO'Brlen, $500; Dr. Porter, dwelling and
stable, $400; W. Rickenberg, dwelling,
$500; Charles Stanton, residence, $500;
Total new structures, $62,825; and
the following may be noted among the re,
pairs: Catholic church and academy.
$4,000; Joe Pennell, 5000; Ed Carey, $500; /;
Don Stevenson, $500; Merchants
Hotel, $4,000; Mclean & Mac
nider, fire proof vault and extension Of
store to 40 feet, 81 800; Mrs. Green, 5000;
Mrs. Ida Lewis, 5000; Edward Hackett,
$780, Sheridan House, $1,000; Mr.. Slat-
terry, $400; II. M. Mixter, $500; II. G..
Coykendall, $3.50; J. A. Mclean, $3.50;
John Mason, $1O0; Lizzie Woods, $75;
Thos. Fortune, $3.50; j. D. ak eman, ex-
tension Of vaults in brewery, 1000; 81 Kol-
berer & Walter, extension of vaults in
brewery, $1,000; Stock Yards, $400; Ma
rine Ways, $500; at the Point, 81, 500;
Capitol Hotel, $780, A. Emmons, resi-
dence, $100; Clum Emmons, cigar
factory, 800; D. l. Bailey &
Co., $3.50; John Hammerly, $75;
J. s. Winston, Mullen property, $500; j.
s. Winston, residence, $500; D. Hannafin,
5000; R. Connolly, $500; H. Dion, 800;
j. Quinlon, $500; George Peoples, store,
$500; Geo. Peoples residence, 5000; C. A.
Krouse, saloon, $500;J. f. Reardon, hotel,
$500; T. H. Jones, residence, 5000;
Joe DIETRICH, residence, $500; other
Improvements $1,000; total repairs, ETC.,
$21, 500; making a grand total Of $8432
In addition to this, the construction ofthe
military telegraph line, costing $4,000,
might be noted; also the opening Of the
stage road to Kcogh; the construction Of
the arsenal, warehouses, ETC., at Fort Lin
coln These things all contribute to Bis
marck's prosperity.
Some of the more prominent buildings
in the county might also be mentioned.
Improvements on Starks' farm, for in
stance 1t took over 10000 feet Of lumber
to build the granary, alone.
Over one hundred new structures have
been erected in the city, as will be seen
from this report, and still more in the
country, immediately adjoining.
In concluding we give the following
summary Of Bismarck's business houses
Oct. 25, 1878:
Hotels Sheridan House, Merchants
Hotel, Capitol Hotel, Western Hotel, Custer
Hotel, Reardon's Hotel Bismarck Hotel,
Fosters European.
General merchandise-Mc s. Mac
nider, j. w. Raymond & Co., J. D. Wake
maa, M. P. Slattery, John Yegen, VIM.
Glitschka, John Boyle, G. M. .Cushman
& Co.
Banks-Bank of Bismarck, Merchants
Bank of Bismarck.
Dry Goods and Clothing-J. w. Wat
son & Bro, Mclean & Aacnider. Dan.
Eisenberg, E. Menkus, John Ludwig.
Clothing and Furnishing Sig Han
auer, NJ. Eppincer s Co., Mclean q
Macnider, s. Selleck.
Hardware-Ge Geo. Peoples D. I. Bailey
s. Co, G.. W. Poussin g. co.
Furniture-J. W. Raymond s. Co.,
Mclean & Macnider, y. G. Cady.
Wholesale Liquors.. D. Wakcman,
j. "a. Emmons, Asa Fisher, J. w. Ray
mond & Co.
Flour and Feed-Parkin & Whalen,
]. wv. Raymond g. Co., Mclean q Mac
nider.
Drug StoresJ. . P. Dunn.
Books, Stationery, etc.-Wm. b. Stimp-
son.
Provisions, Fresh Meat, tc.-Hallett s
Heating, Justus Bragg, Bostwick q Rick
enberg. =. -
1fro1 1vic