Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-26
GOOD DAY.
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Worth
OF Property Changed Hands-The
Rouae the Rig GkeaI


of Property Changed Hands-The
Packing House the Big Deal.
To-day's trsnactions In Yankton prop
city have aggregated over 500 900.
The number of transfers was not as
great as usual, but the deals we're many
OF them large. The most notable trans
action was the sale of the pork packing
house by Messrs. Harris, Bruce and
Beadle to Commodore 8. B. Ooulson and
Captain ID. W. Maratta. 1t IS under
stood that Captain w. 8. Evans, of
Pittsburg, is alse interested in the pur-
chase. The transfer includes the pack
ing house and five acres OF ground and
the price received was $50 900. IL is
promised that the packing house will
be enlarged to o capacity of $500 hogs
per day and there will hereafter be
plenty OF capital behind the establish
ment. This sale was made through the
Mortgage bank real estate agency.
VIM. M. Powers sold to Fl B. Wynn
lots and cottages on the corner of Fourth
and Capitol streets for $1,000.
w. Barnes bought OF John Thorn
ton twenty acres on college hill for
$1400.
Henry Albee sold to E. A. Bruce lot
16, block 6s, lower Yankton, for SITS.
O. w. Kibbee sold 70 f. Hsfner forty
acres adjoining the city limits and eight
lots for $1,000.
Fogerty & Carr have two sales in pros
poet which will aggregate $4,000.
Frank Van Tasssl refused ST. 500 for O
Walnut street lot to-day.
| Geo. W. Roberts sold to Adler & Onl-
man lot s, block S, lower Yankton, for
So. 900, and lot 10, block %, WlahsE-
spoons Yankton for $500.
| The real estate agency of Pennington
& %. to-day made the following sales;
Thomas ID. Morgan to A. ID. Jones, OF
Sioux Falls, lots 4, s. 6, rs and 9, block
ID, lower Yankton. for $3.50; O. II.
Bulwer to j. F.aBooge, lots 8. 4, 8 and
10, block 8, for $1,000; Josiah Turner to
e. g. Smith, lots l, 2'and 3, block 10,
college hill, for $3.50; Hughes East to A.
W. Howard, lots 8, 4 and 5. block II.
lower Yanktcn, for $3.50. Several options
were also negotiated.
Frank Smith has sold to Fogerty g.
Carr g forty acre tract lying between
Valentines addition and the insane
hospital ,Jor $4,000.
The Fourth street lot adjoining the
Methodist church, purchased last week by
John lFoserty from J. A. Kent, for 3d.
600, has been purchased by j. T. M,
Pierce for So 500. This gives Mr.. Pierce
a solid quarter block on the corner OF
Fourth and Walnut.
Hanson & Harris to- day negotiated
the sale of a forty acre tract within the
city limits to outside parties at SIS, 600,
Also two FIVE acre tract at So, 800 each
One lot on Capitol street, between Thirc
and Fourth, to be improved with bricl
building, ct 1900. Negotiations are
pending with shis firm for the sale Of
rs &c. of the Hanson property, southwest
corner of Capitol and Third streets TO be
improved with a three story brick.
Goodrich q Matthews agency have
sold to-day: a. A. Sohoregge to eastern
parties, west half of lots II and is, block
II, Yankton, for $4,000. This Is Schor-
eRge's Third street brick block; to east
ern parties, lots /, 2 and 5. block 10
WItherspoon's Yankton, for $4,000; M
M. Mathiesen to 81. e. Goodrich TO,
eastern parties, north half of lots IS and
IA, block 8, lower Yankton, for $4,000
Henry Brockman to George Brown, lott
! to 20. Thompson & Hanson's addition
for $1,000.