Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-01-26
100 Doses One Dollar

has added $500 to the value of the Barber
property, which he purchased last summer.
by painting, repairing, furnishing, and
putting in a windmill and pump.
j. NJ. Vrooman has completed the main
part of his residence, involving an expend.
iturr OF $1,000.
On the bench north of the courthouse
Clerk Of the Court ID. A. Meagher has be-
gun the erection OF a two-story brick, at a
| cost of 50. 500.
George W. Cook has built an addition to
his house and otherwise improved it. at a
value OF 81, 900.
West of the Methodist church George b.
Diehl has erected a small house, valued at
$500.
West OF Mr.. Diebls house is b. +. Vim
-on's house, which, when completed, will
he a two-story brick veneered six-room
house, valued at $1,000.
On Main street near the courthouse DR..
Hanson erected IA four-room house and
made other improvements upon his lot,
all costing about 81, 800. DIR. Hanson
also improved his residence property and
office building on Fifth avenue at an ex-
pense OF $500.
j. W. Gray put an addition on his resi-
dence and otherwise improved his property
at II cost ofS6Oo.
West of the Presbyterian church Jack
Vadnais built "A three-room house, valued
at $500.
The largest residence built during the
year is DR.. Lapalme's, on Fifth avenue,
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soniely furnished nine. room house, costing
$500.
On the corner across from DIR. Lapalmeis
G. A.. PARROT has the foundation up for a
seven-room house, costing $1,000.
Mrs. Dawkins expended $500 upon her
cottage in finishing aud improving.
West If Mrs. Dawkins, Joseph Wunder-
lin erected a small house. costing s4oO.
Phillip Laux finished his house on Fifth
avenue last spring and built a water wall
the width OF his property, expanding alto
sether about $4,000.
\. c. Schufeldt's house south of Edward
Brassey's, cost him $500.
X. A. Walkers barn on Fifth avenue,
cost him 5000.
Camille Hogue's double tenement on
Fifth avenue was erected at IL cost oil
$1,000.
George Browns four-room cottage is
neat and ornamental, and is valued at
$1,000.
On the bench west of Mr.. Brassey, W. II.
Kicks has begun the erection OF a log house
which will cost him $500.
In the rear of his Judge Murray has
Judge Murray has built a iive-room resi-
dence costing 1000.
Across Fourth avenue from Judge Muir
rays is Mr.. DeViyiar's log house, valued at
$500.
L. w. Morrison has added another room
to his office, at IA cost oil $500.
Messrs. Watkins q Wunderlin built a six
room house opposite Won Tobel's resi-
dence, valued at 81, 500.
Watkins N Wunderlin's shop on the
creek, with addition, cost 81 900.
Judge Gudsell sided, painted and i'm
proved his house at IA cost of $500.
Edmund Wright built an addition to his
house, expending 500.
f. L. Wright put up a barn 20x2G, cost
ing $500.
w. ii. Kelly put up a large barn and
made other improv ements on his place,
costing $500.
Ernest Wright's house east of the creek,
now occupied by J. W. selvidse, cost him
$500.
Daniel Mclaughlin added to and i'm
proved his house on the east side tn the
extent OF 2Oo
John Lyons built an addition to his
house near the Catholic church, expending
$500.
Paul Morase built "A barn east of the
creek, valued at $500.
Il. G. Jackson made improvements on
his house tn the amount of $3.50.
James Curtin built IA small log house in
Ouellette's addition at a cost of $500.
p. McGowan's house south of town was
built last year, and is valued at 81 800.
C. 3. Noble repaired and improved his
property east of Culver's hall to the
amount of $50.
The sidewalk across the creek on the
north side of Main street was built by
Messrs. Brooks, Dewitt, Power Bros,
Culver, Sawyer, and others, at a cost
of about $500.
Besides the foregoing other small i'm
ranging from > to 500
1a We been made to different houses already
quilt, amounting in all to between $500
and $1,000.
The prospects are that the building boom
will continue this year and that "a larger
in the appearance of the town
will be made than last year, if the value is
rot so large. Among those We have heard
IF already projected are the following: An
to the Elkhorn Livery Stable and
/ new brick store building by Ii. p. Brooks
Bros; brick building by Camille Hogue;
to the Palace Hotel by W. G..
Norman; one and possibly two buildings
~ L. w. Morrison; warehouse. 20 X 80 by
.auX Bros; $1,000 addition to the Day.
by Jacob Hnlzemer; livery stahlr.
80 X 90, costing $4,000 by Maurice Sloan;
mi residences by Charles Lehman. Dr.
j. H.. Moe, A. W. War;. David Hill
w. I. S~ope. Hermann Often. W. d..
De tton, A. Hopkins and T. L.. Carson.
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