Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-14
The Week.

been Tor residence properly Dy partles
| who propose to build next season. While
the amount of consideration is moderate
the number of transactions is larger than
usual, which shows that the single pur-
chases were for smaller sums. The indi-
cations are that next year we will see more
building in st. Paul than has ever been
seen before. AS to the. condition of the
! market there is no change whatever. All
kinds of real estate is held firmly, with no
anxiety to sell except for top prices. New
| additions are being made to the city con-
| tinually, and the lots in them are gradT-
| ally sold at very reasonable prices, and
thus the city is widening out in all direc-
tons. Building in the city is SO far along
| that all structures will be in
such condition when the cold weather
comes that work on the interior of them
| can be proceeded with until they are COM
pleted. The principal event this week
| will be the opening of the new Opera
| house, spoken of in another column.
Other than this there is no special event
to notice this week.
ing the week lots 20, 81 and %, block %,
in Woodland Park addition to M. Boesh
and J. Penninger for $9,4O5. He also sold
to George Benz lots 25, 26, 81, %, %, and
| so, block Il, Holcombe's addition, being
at the corner Of Portland avenue and Al
bans street. for $4,000. Mr.. Benz will
build an elegant residence upon this prop
erty.
During the past week Fairchild & Da-
wilson completed sale Of the property
of the st. Paul Manufacturing company
to James D. Fry, of Bloomington, ILL.,, for
the sum Of 100000. The property sold
embraces 212 feet on Sixth street by 200
feet on Cedar, together with buildings, en-
CINE and attachments, and the transfer
virtually closes the business of the COM
pany, which has existed since 1857. The
purpose for which it was organized has
been fully accomplished. In the early
history of manufacturing in st. Paul it af-
forded an opportunity for men of limited
means to engage in business by furnishing
room and power at reduced rates, and dur
ing the long period of
depression 100 persons found
employment within its walls. 1t is graft
flying to learn that by the sale referred to
the stockholders will not only receive par
for their stock, but also considerable pre-
MUM on the same.
The following are the official entries in
the register of deeds Office:
Same to Lille Groh, lots II, -, Is and
IA, block 2, Brightwood Park, $500.
| Lille Groh TO VIM. Cunningham, lot O.,
block 8, Of Finch's addition, $500.
/ Chas s Bunker to Caroline Fried, lot 1
of Collins addition of out lots, s315..
| Caroline Fried to Henry Hueffmeyer,
same as above, $3.50.
! Fred s Bryant to Herbert s Finn, e11 of
lot 1, block Of Terrace Park addition.
$1,000.
Helen Graham to Peter Kelly, lot Is,
block 8, in Tsrry's addition, $500.
Honorius Cast to Engelbert Sauter, lots
8, 8, and 10, block 26 of Stinson, Brown &
Ramsey's addition, $3,575.
Joseph Hamaker to James E Brown,
lots Is and 10, block %, of Summit Park
addition, $1,000.
Anthem w Mortensen to Nellie M Coop
er, part of lot L, BidwelPs addition, West
st. Paul, 1926.
Lucien Warner to Catherine Warner, lots
10, II and II, block SO, Summit Park ad-
dition, $1,000.
Lucien Warner to Albert TuffnelI, un-
divided 4 of lots 1 to II, inclusive, and 16
to 80, inclusive, block IS, L Dayton's ad-
dition, $3,45O.
Engelbert Sauter to- Christopher Stahl-
mann, same as above, $3,575.
| George HIlfrisch to George Blanchard,
lots and 16, block 26, of Brown &
Jackson's addition West st. Paul, $500.
| Louisa Weide to Charles A Berg uuist, lot
5, block 81, of Arlington Hills addition,
$4OO.
VIM 81 Thurston to Clarence Il Johnston,
lot 1, block 3, of Terrace Park addition,
$4,000.
Johannes Loroh to Peter Fehlen, lot Z.
block rs, West st. Paul proper, $500.
| B Michel to Gottleib Bahr, lot 5, block 1
of MichePs subdivision, $500.
| Webster j Randall to james B Berry.
| south so acres in section 90, town 80, range
%, $500.
james Berry to Henry verrett, same
as above. 5000.
viii Il Nicolett to Owen F SWEET, same
as above, $500.
Henry j Verrill 10 same, $500.
Same as above, $2,4OO.
Adam Gotzian to VIM q Chase. lot s,
block 16 of Gotzian's rearrangement,
$1,000.
| Mary E Hillman to Conrad W Miller,
| part of lots Is, 16 and II, block 5 of Ter
race Park addition, $1,000.
| James 2 Gribben to Fred @ Miller, lot
p, block of W Bass subdivision, $500.
Chas Freund to VIM q Soule, lots 1, 2, 8
and 4, block 1OS, Lyman Dayton's addi-
ton, $500.
| John WINNER to Karl A. Altman, lot II,
block 2, of Hills addition, $3.50.
John L Merriam to Chas II Cook, lots
8 and 9, block Is, of Merriam's rearrange-
ment, S575.
Elias Drake to Albert A Marden, lot
! IL, block 8, of Dewey, Drake & Pence's
addition, $3.50.
James G Nolan to Frank 81 Wood, Ilot
43, block 6, of Smiths subdivision, 1926.
Wilson Whiting to John Leichliter.
NV of E 4 of section 80, town 80,
range %, $4,000.
Patrick R Mcdonnell to Joseph Sayles,
lot 5, block 3, Dawson's addition, $500.
Maurice Auerbach to George E Selma
bel, lot 1, block 55, White Bear, $500.