The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-10-20

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Every available workman, whether il
wood. brick or stone, is kept as con
stantly employed as the variable
weather will permit. The work is no
confined to the erection of new build.
ings alone. The improvement an(
preparation for comfortable winter oc
cupation Of large number of build
ings erected earlier in the season. whel
immediate use was the main consider
alton, is now going forward actively
Though each of the improvements is
comparatively small they represent in
the aggregate large value, as evi.
denced by the fact that large forces of
men and teams are kept constantly
employed at the two city yards in
loading and delivering lumber as it is
bought.
Upon new buildings there would be
much more work and more rapid pro.
gress if more mechanics were to be OL.
tained. But the scarcity of skilled
labor, taken in conjunction with the
unpleasant weather, has greatly re-
tarded work, and in some instances
will be productive of positive damage.
On Park street the Tribune building
is receiving it's brick front and veneer
ing and will be, when complete,
handsome structure. The First Ma.
tional block is advancing as rapidly as
the character of the work will permit.
For the bank building proper the
stone cutters have prepared large
amount of stone, which is being laid
as fast as the weather permits. Work
Is progressing on the walls of the
other buildings of the block, which
are to be of brick with stone trim.
mings. On Main street E. R. Dean &
Co.'s brick building is very rapidly
approaching completion. The exterior
is nearly complete and the inside is
being plastered. The owners hope to
occupy the building by November lst.
MIR. Burch's brick store, next adjoin.
ing, is also going forward rapidly.
Nye & Co. have brick on the ground
and the mortar is being mixed for
their building on the same street, |
lots below, the interior finish |
If Dodson's block is going forward,
md it will soon be ready for occupa-
ion by C, w. Savage & Sons. who
lave rented the first story. The addi-
ion to the New York House is fin.
shed and it's front presents as credita.
'le an appearance as any on the street.
rwohy Bros. & Chisholm have been
occupied in fitting up the inside of
heir store. and the interior of Sol.
Alderson's saloon is being remodelled.
It the lower end of Main street,
ext to the river, Billy Miles has built
livery stable and EXTENSIVE feeding
beds. Another very large livery sta
le is being erected on G street by
ames Carroll, and if finished in &C.
ordance with the style in which it
as been begun it will be as fine barn
J there is in Livingston. The Metho.
lst Episcopal church is assuming def
tie shape and gives promise of
eing when complete a neat and hand
me building, credit to the society
I'd the town. Material is being placed
! the ground for the Congregational G
lurch on Yellowstone street, and it
hoped that the structure will be i
advanced before the sea- S
II closes. On B street John Mona
IN is erecting large two story build
G to be used. as we understand, for
saloon. On the same street next the
abingdon lodging house, Mr.. Rich
DIS is putting upa good sized resi-
nee and in the rear of the ENTER >
Use Office Newland & Howell are p
ilding well finished aud substan. Il
i carpenter shop 36x4O feet. john
Higgins has 50 entirely remodeled D
) Bank Exchange building on Park
'eet as to make it almost entirely
W. From one story rough build y
! he has changed it into two story al
bstantiai structure, thoroughly fin
led in every way. The brick block r
be erected by F. D. Pease and G. 81
Carver & Co.. has not advanced -
7Ond the stone basements, hut hy ;.
, early completion Of a number of =
ildingS force of WOrkmen will he