Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-06
AN ACTIVE WEEK.
a Quarter of q Mil
lion Dollars Worth of
Sales.
Yshkton Real Estste in Lively De-
mand and the Demand In
crossing.


OF intense excite m ,nt IN real estate Gig
Giles. though 1t has been kept SO much
beneath the surface that the essual OBJ
would not suspect that deals OF
great magnitude we're being made. Par
chasers have been on q still hunt and
sellers have operated nndsr tho golden
precept OF silence. There hes been an
anxiety lest she public might suspect
something was on foot and many q sneak
has been made upon an unsuspeotibK
virgin forty. Interest OF buyers has
censared about the northern portion Of
the city contiguous to Douglas avenue.
Beyond the college neighborhood ere 9
dozen or 80 unplstted forties within the
city limits. These ", rs 6tst choice and
all OF them have fallen into she hopper
OF speculation. They sold as from 5000
TO $500 per acre and sold With a rush.
These were mostly taken by two Sioux
Falls syndicases, represented by Yank-
ton parties, and several Sioux Falls
buyers acting independently have also
purchased. Sioux Falls capital to she
amount OF at least a hundred thousand
| dollars has been invested 10 Ysnkton
real estate shis week. It is the mstured
plan of purchasers of Douglas avenue
property to construct Q street railway
along that thoroughfare this summer
and run electric motor cars upon it. This
| will bring their possessions near TO che
business center of the city and augment
the vslus Of lots to be sold from the sew
ersl additions to be laid out. The ssle OF
this valuable Douglas venue property
has been assisted by the disposition OK its
| Yanktop owners 90 encourage outside
capital. They have turned 10 In ct
reasonable prices and snvestsd else shere
in the city. Outside capital seeking
investments has been met half wsy and
she result 10 o great many new men are
interested 10 Yankson.
The demand for property has crept
beyond the city limits on the north and
is spreading eastward and westward.
Some large deals have been made in sad
beyond srsesian hill, ON the west, and
In its eastward march speculation be-.
rescued nearly to the olsy limits. Below
We give real estate transfers. SO fal
az we have been able TO obtain them:
o BRIREi 8 AGENCY.
The following sales have been made
through E. N. O'Brien's real estate
agency since Thursday OF this week, al
the transactions having been closed and
from one-qaarter TO ell the money paid
on each deal:
The NEG neg sec. z town SO, range
IS, U. e. Brooks TO NJ. P. OIL
man ~ acies............".""...$ 4,UU
The seq se,. 6, to wn 81, range 55,
O. E. Brooks 10 A. Adler, 40
100
The eh swq nwq, VII seq neg SEQ.
Z, town SO, range SIS. O. O. Car
penter TO L. III. Pardy and j.
O. MoYsy, agents, 40 acres.... 1850
The nwq seq and Q 80 acres OF
neg swq sec. 9. town SO, range
So. Ellen i. Bsadle 10 G. r.
Scougal and F. ]. Kahn. 70
osoV
Charlotte Faux toF.J. Kahn,
lot 10, block Is, Wess Yankson II
F. J. Kahn 70 Nathan Mas. lot
a 10. block Is, West Yankton.... 2s
Patrick Brennan 10 N. III. Red
monds lot IA, block "a, Todd's
Yankton ........"....."".".... "
George Baumann TO Gamble
II Brothers and F. ]. Kahn. 100
feet front on Douglas avenus... 80
q. F. Ssbold 20 F. A. Burdick.
Al lots ] and 2. block "a. Todd's
Yankton Al
u G.. J. Brackebnsh. F. ]. Kahn and
E. N. O'Brisn TO j. r. Hanson
g.s sgelt, nwq Ewq section q.