Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-05-28
WE'RE, GROWING.
improvements Being Made
Every Day and New
Buildings Added.

3. Hv0aJ LAY eA1AN AVE-"
Buildings Added. 2'
! Though not growing as rapidly az
we did during the boom years, the
number of our buildings and I'M y
provements In Little Falls are steadi-
~ increasing. as will he seen bv the y
following, which is only a partial
list Of buildings just completed, In
course OF construction and thOse
contemplated: .'' : ,'''. ':'',
Lewis Anderson has almost COM
pleted u new dwelling house on Bay
street.; 1t L. II frame structure Of
eight rooms and is finished neatly
throughout. 1t is q cOmmOdtous
and comfortable dwelling. v
Carl BOlantier is just putting the
Finishing touches to 4 neat appear
ing new residence ON Sixth street.
near the depot. This is q seven-room
house, built for rent. and as soOn rs
completed will be occupied by Frank
WhetmOre. one of the Northern Pa
ciflc car repairers.
Carl B0lander ia also just COM
pleting a large two-story house ON
Seventh street, between Broadway.
ard First avenue southeast. This
building ii also for rent, and from
the present demand tor. houses
there is no doubt but that 1t will
find 4 renter as soon as it is ready.
Ed. Ratters has. just completed u
new seven-room cottage on Fifth
street ON the site Of the one destroyed
BY fire last winter, and on the lot
adjoining, Phil. German is erecting
an addition to the house which he
recently purchased from F. Hoffman.
j. A. Viktor. the harness maker,
has just completed a new residence
in Lindbergh's addition which he
offers for rent to some one who pre-
fers to live in the suburbs. He has
also begun the erection Of a coin
modious residence on his lot west Of
his business establishment. 1t will
front on Bay street and will be Occu-
pied by himself or his brother, J. W.
Viktor, when finished. Mr.. ViktOr
also owns ground near the Haw-
thorne school building, and 1t is his
intention to put a dwelling house
there before this summer ia gone.
The Norwegian Lutherans found
their church too small to accommo-
date it's growing congregation and
extensive improvements. and addi-
tons to it have just been finished.
P. -. Tomelty found that his place
OF business was too, small for his
stock, SO N. NORM, the o wner of the
building, built a twenty-foot. addi-
tiOn that connected the main build
ing with the large warehouse, In the
rear. This enlalges the storage ca
paciry Of the building to great ex-
tent.
J. W. Berg, the, hardware mer-
chant, has found more storage space
necessary, although his store build
ing is now one ,of, the largest in the
city. He has: therefore removed the
warehouse, which was located back
of his store, to the south side of his
lot, and will, extend his store by an
addition Of 40 feet, two stories high,
on the back end. of 1t.
j. }. Rassier has Dega the erection
! OF large dwelling on Second street.
between Fourth and Fifth streets
northeast The basement walls are
now nearly completed and the cree
ton of the building, which will be-
brick veneered, will begin soon.
Work on A. r. Davidson's new
frame dwelling, which when CON-
pleted, will be one of the handsomest
and most costly in the city. is being
rapidly pushed. 1t is located on the
lots formerly occupied by the Jona-
than Simmons house. and is in one
OF the most beautiful residence por-
tions of the city. The old building
was purchased by Fred .Stangl. He
/ A~A AZ W tliC 4OO w OOANA
street, opposite the German Catholic
church.. He is having extensive i'm
provements made. which when COM
pleted, will make it large and COM
Portable dwelling. e
Jacob Kiewel, proprietor Of, the
Little Falls brewery, has begun the
erection of "a large and handsome
NEW residence on Seventh street, op-
posite thelbrswery. It will be brick
veneered, two 'stories,' ten rooms,
with d basement the fqllsize Of the
building. the walls 81 which are now
almost completed. ; ''i' - we
I Last, and most important Of all,
is the, new high school building, the
leading institution Of learning in the
city. It win replace the old frame
structure, destroyed by fire last
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