The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-01-03
BUILDINGS FOR 1859.

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Below is list of the buildings erect
ed in Worthington and vicinity during
the season o. 1888 The list does not
include all, as it's difficult to obtain a
complete list Of all the buildings, large
and small, but the list covers nearly all.
The principal buildings erected in
Worthington have been described in
the ADVANCE in detail heretofore
They are the three brick blocks as FOL-
lows: .,
Masonic block, % it. s in. by 80 feet,
two-stories and extension of old block
20 feet. $500.
Henry Davis. brick store, 24xeO feet,
II it. ceiling. $3,327.
Singer block. brick saloon, 24x4o feet,
two.stories. 5000
Contractors and builders report on
their seasons work as follows.
W. II. B1GELow.
Dwelling for self. size 16x22, two.
stories, and shop, $3.50.
ASONAO AoAuI OdAu >VAOOs 6uU IUOl-
tons to other barn, 500
+. G. Waller, dwelling 10x22, barn
2+x2S and sheds, $500.
Mrs. Chevelier, dwelling 16x24 and
addition 12x12, $500.
Mrs. s. F. Thorpe, improvements to
dwelling and barn, $3.50.
O. G. Grundsten, dwelling 2Sx2S,
two-stories, l. 1Sx22, gables, So, 500.
improvements to ADVANCE block,
$loO.
Besides this work in Mobiles county.
Mr.. d. built 4 church at Lake Crystal,
dwelling at St. James, store in Sibley,
and considerable other work outside.
S. ALLEN.
Dwelling for H. Randall, in Lorain,
1Sx24, wing 12x2O, 5000.
A. E. Torrance, Worthington, dwell
ing 1sx24, two.stories, $500.
G. n. Poundstone, Worthington.
dwelling l6x26, history, wing 12x2O.
y. 5. 1lildreth, Worthington, dwell.
ing 14x24, history, $3.50.
j. F. Humiston, Worthington. dwell
ing 14x2o, remodeled, wing 16x22, $500.
Finishing Worthington school build
ing, $1,000.
J. Gordon, Worthington, dwelling
16x24, $3.50.
II. II. Anderson, Worthington.
dwelling remodeled, addition 2Ox24,
500. :
W. T. Thayer, store 2Ox40, $500.
VIM. Findlay, dwelling on farm in
Elk and one in Dewald. size lSx3l. AL
SO two barns, 2OxG6 and 20x46, 81 500.
Ira Beers, on west lake, dwelling
26x3s, 2-stories, wing AXIS. Barn
3ox36, 16 it. posts, $1,000.
II. G. FREE.
Mr.. Free did the carpenter work on
the Masonic block, Henry Davis sto,e,
and Pettinger's saloon. Besides these
he reports the following list for the
season:
L. Wills, Bigelow, dwelling lGx24,
S4OO
Mr.. Ryan, Worthington Tp., dwell.
ing lSx24. II tt. posts, $500.
Mitchell y Disbrow, Worthington
Tp., dwelling lsx24, II #. posts, $500.
A. Forbes, Worthington, dwelling
28x2s, / 12xl2, 2.stories, barn 1Gx24,
$500.
$. Clippinger, Wortl,ington Tp. barn
2lx70, lG IT. posts, $3.50.
&. limbaugh, I4arkin, dwelling 14x22,
wing l4X2O, 5000.
Geo. D. Dayton, addition to dwelling
16x20. 800.
n. n. Call, Worthington Tp., dairy
room and kitchen 14x2s, history. $l75.
Chas. 11ecoX, shop 1924, S12j.
II. l.. Mitchell Il Co., cold storage
room l4x3Q.
Mr.. Christensen has enlarged and
modelled the former Second Avenue
or Scandinavian house and named it
the "Western Hotel.' Enlarged from
1Gx32 TO 34x34, two.stories, 81, 100.
There are Il number Of small build.
ings, erected by the owners themselves,
which have not been reported up to the
hour OF going to press. The whole will
foot up about $4,000 for Worthington
and vicinity.