The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-17
REAL ESTA III
BIG, JOLLY PARTY
GOES TO WINNIPEG
REAL ESTATE MEN LEAVE FOR
MANITOBA's CAPITAL.
They Will Be Royalty Entertained To-
day, With Trolley Rides, Receptions
and Banquets-Before Returning
They Will Have Analysed Reasons
for Recent Activity in Realty There.

With gay red badges denoting the
purpose Of their friendly invasion of
Canada, fifty or more real estate men
boarded the sleeping cars Enderlin and
Gladstone on the 500 line s Winnipeg
train last night, bound for the prairie
city, intent on a jolly good time, while
getting much information. It was
one OF the most representative trips
board.
Thru the good offices Of w. R. Gala:
way, general passenger agent, represent
ing the 500 line and the Canadian Pa
clti3c, the realty men were enabled to
make the trip over the new 500 extern
sion on the Soo's crack train, at fav-
orable rate and under most favorable
| circumstances. .-N
:. Arrangements were made to carry the
diningcar two hours longer both ways,
than the usual schedule, to insure plen-
ty of time for the excursionists to eat
and drink.
The plan outlined by F. G. James of
$. s. Thorpe, before leaving, was as fol-
lows: Arrive at Winnipeg at am;
remain on train until 8 o'clock to
await the reception committee from the
Winnipeg Real Estate Exchange; trip
dinner 1A az tie Maraggi hote foast
"King Edward BY S. S.: Thorpe;
toast, "President Roosevelt by mem.
Der Of Winnipeg Exchange; addresses
from members of the Duluth, st. Paul,
Winnipeg and Minneapolis exchanges;
Individual trips to the real estate offices
arrive Minneapolis Sunday at 7:15 am
At O'Clock last night Secretary E
F. Newhall was very busy at the Mil
waukee station distributing the railway
tickets, sleepingcar checks and badges
train arrived with the St.: Paul men
crowd had a jolly time at the station
getting acquainted with the Duluth me1
who had arrived in the morning.
The badges were three red ribbons re
which cliog were Photographed the the aa Ia Of
read in gold letters "North Star State
to Prairie Province-Minnesota Realty
Dealers Observation-Disclosures Dec. II
l9O4.'
On board the train were the member
Ct the ) Mi 61sf 4aso Male H. qqsrtetH A
second tenor; F. E. Barrow, first basso
D. A. Pellatt, second basso, and W. I
| Nolan, as entertainers.
The St. Paul representatives were: H
: G. Mccall, J. W. Shpeard, y. r: Frost
:: j. M MsGaGr W. We g. 4 Read D. H. N''hau0
The Duluth representatives were: W
NJ: Prindle, R. B. Knox, Hy Myers
Luther Mendenhall, T. H. VAIL, +
Bates, Frank Salter, F. J. Pulford
Cooley Underhall, D. O. Miles, Genera
RSpd she Mcaes Stsp%RfnSo9 ros As
Minneapolis was REPRESENTED as fol
!, lows: b, J. Westlake, secretary Of TIL
l Commercial club; E. O. Torrey, north
west editor Of The Journ T. M
: Knappen,. secretary Western Canad
I immigration association; j. V. Nc
Hugh, McHugh, Christensen & Co
2 Chamber of Commerce; A. W. Armat
u age, Thorpe Brothers & Armatage, Min
! neapolis Underwriters association;
d S. Thorpe, SC. Confer, Thorpe Brothers
a Horace Lowry, F. G.: James, Arcade In
y vestment company; Wallace Davis, Ds
vid P. Jones & Co.; W. B. Tuttle, Il. F
i Elwood, Corser Investment company
!. Stanley Staring, David @. Bell Invest
O. ment company; M. f. Schutt, J. Schut
+ & Son; @. L. Sawler, Moore Brother
& Sawyer; A. G. Danenbaum, Minnea1
os Trust Sa1n asP bs@i F
O Y. Chute, Chute Brothers Realty con
!. pany; F. B. Chute, F. B. & L. L. Chute
j. E.. A. Merrill, Minnesota Loan & Trus
l. company; G. G. Evans, E. H. Evan
United States Installment Realty con
pany; Harry F. Newhall, The Financ
Company Of Minnesota; George Odlun
manager R. M. Newport; J. S. Hope
- Yale Realty company; j. B. Eusti
~ Eustis Loan & Realty company; w.
~ Boardman, P. D. Mcmillan & Co.; R.
It Cone, r. D. Cone & Co.; W. L. Badge
G. w. Wells, G. M. Morton, F. E. Ba
In ney, G.. r. Nimmons, F. M. Henry, N.
Emerson, G.. W. Rathbun.
In AS Winnipeg has had a fair-size
real estate boom the last two year
y Minneapolis real estate men, as well
those from St. Paul and Duluth, expet
% to get a line on the reasons attendin
~ the inception of the boom. Minneap
lis does not want a boom, property owl
" ers say, but an advance in values, an
real estate dealers who went on the tri
r expect to get some valuable pointers
diagnosis on Minneapolis low values.
e. The matter of values themselves an
rentals will receive much attention. ]
" their trips to the different offices
=, the real estate men in Duluth it is Q:
" pected to find out the ratio Of rents
ct valuation Of property, and cost Of mai
e. tenance. Many other points will be i
vestigated and the members of the loo
Or board expect to come back prime
10 with information. .-
Of A MODEL CITY