The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-22
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BUILDING NOTES

The week closing yesterday has been
a remarkable one. because Of the ex'
tensive fall building indicated by the
permits issued and by the promise of
much more work. AS outlined by the
Improvement Bulletin, the features Of
the week. news were:
man s. Hoy, St. Paul, $s1, 0oo F. G. Mcmillan.
Minneapolis, zoos; T. Reardon, Ct: Paul, ST.
ss s. o Paul. aHpfsB; & asa1es M
zao Pilgrim nn eseoE f tsuaraed S
| .sThe Keith company, architects, have plans
Tor q frame residence to be erected at west
Union Iowa for F. NJ Philips to s9st
to cost se5oo; one i fol- F. T. Noonan at Paynes
vile. MINI, TO- cost s.. 500 and for George NJ
Mont, to cost So, 500; one for Mrs. II. O.. Sar-
geant, at Lincoln, sNeb.. to cost 81 500; one at
Davenport, WASH for q: H. sGilpin, to- cost
| S., 900. 49,. =. H.. .<r:, -.
The contract to erect the amphithester at
the state fair grounds from plans by William
N; Kenyon architect, was let to Pike & Cook.
PIKE & Cook, Minneapolis. sse,s2s; r. J.
h Isn ssa R ;sa 49, essn M
Minneapolis; .ts1o7, $3.50; Cameron 8: CO.., St:
Paul, si -! ooo; H. NJ Leighton = Co., Mime
w. q. whitney, architect, reports August
improvements and "a! two-story frame addition
Of, e.: n: .Fairchild, at 34oe Calhoun avenue
Cost, $4,000. Mr.: cedarstrand also has thu
eeseaee to :. e odstn
F: G.. ,Brooberg, from plans by G. Z. sa1ton ar
chiteet; Cost, So 800 500 SIT y, -,
contract to erect a two-story frame dwelling
at 1920 Harriet avenue for J. O. Lobdell Tn.
s s"'' Inferior atsh and Cost
| He also has the contract to erect Edwin b
Marshsll's, two-story brick-yensered dwelling a
y ch1,ryy will hn ~ I'D
completed by March /. Cost, $500. -.
fon p @ twosat sssdense tDF "a
l McGillivary Investment company, on Rust
| Lodge avenue IL, It VIII Be 2sx4s, tWo-story an
tells, laundry, hot water heating, birch an
maple 4, interior. fnis das Cost $500: Nm ;,
stony, miek-veneeered, plain interior nnisi
story residence at 1os2 Sixteenth gsi
Sc for Mary Smith. It is to. be complete
Tne keer wagon 5000 oG
= MINI, has plans and will begin work soon
it's plant at Columbia Hsights: =, The ma
blacksmith shop, dry kiln, paint, machine al
workshop and warehouse It is hoped
get the building ding enclosed and the nachine'
frame cottage for Louis Gewalt, at Brecke
N. D.. for W. J.. Anderson, 3ox3o. to CO
4 $4,000: and one for Mrs. Weeks at Cottagewoo
\ Lake .Minnetcnka. Aa... .a....
Glenn L. saxton. architect, is preparir
4 plans for q residence for Mrs. H. 3. WAX
\ field. at 1926 Hennepin avenue. 1t will
4 2Sx2S, modern interior finish Cost, 80, 80
He also has plans for two.s story frame res
dence at 1888 Pillsbury avenue for f.
Berkeseth, which will be 24x2e. Cost, $500
to erect E. J. Dickinson's residence at "a
1 Pleasant avenue. It will be 30x30, two-stor
attic and basement, with open plumbing, bat
gas, mantel, laundry, hardwood interior fl
4 ish and furnace heating. Work has been
gun. Cost 81, 800. - ~ = s.5 ?
The Bethel Settlement association has bong
3 a lot on Fourth street and Sixteenth ayen
s.. and instructed Bertrand s Chamberlin, 9
y chitects, to prepare plans for its building
be erected in the early spring. Cost es
4 mated $50, GOO. 81
1 KEGS & Colburn, architects, are prepari
! 4 plans for re-arrangements and improvement
4 to be- made tic the sibley County bank,
Henderson MINI: Cost. 5000
Glenn l.. saxton, architect. is prepari
= Preston, in southern California, cost, $40
. He is also preparing plans for a frame c,
4 tage, which D. Short Will have at St, Pa,
John q. Carlson, 2611 Cedar avenue, h
tEbegun work on a two-story frame residence
| 4 1905 Fifteenth avenue s. Cost, 81, 800
at. 2e44 Fifteenth avenue s.; to be be INC modern Z
Robert W. Gibson, architect, OF New Yol
/ has been selected to prepare plans for
S 3 Minneapolis Club House. Cost, 5000, 000..
e. Carlson has the contract for impro'
ments, alterations and additions to the fra
~ residence at 272A Chicago avenue. for Hair