The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-01

Minneapolis Gaslight company, TWEEN .t&,
# tieth avenue and Blur street ~. $4,000
avenue and Tenth street =. $4,000
Security Land & Investment company,
RE- Berkeley hotel site, ThirteenthN and
William Hooker, store sll-l5 First ave. "
nue. .....:.,.........:...,...,.. $4,000
Board of educati ton, Russell estate, Tween
4. ty-eighth and Hennepin. -. ......... $4,000
A. G. Schlener, First avenue between
MRS en Anpa g. sno Lewi s. phadeipha Hal. looo
loran estate. Lake of the Isles...... 10000
H. L. Benz, Fourth avenue and Wash
George Benz Sons. els Hennepn 'ooo
Lyman Brothers, Yerla corner, Nicollot go
J. ana H. and a'f f. H. Brothers Mehin 'S'00o
Piano building Main and Bank
T. r, Curtis and L. Patterson, Tenth ''''
street and Fifth avenue s.......... $4,000
street N. ,............. $1,000
Seventh street NE. .................. 5000
Among the residence property agen-
cies good deal has been going on in
the way of selling additions. G. J.
Fuller has been pushing the Morning
side property just. outside the city lin
its on the Excelsior line, and has also
a Upton between st,gefs Eftyseeend
wood have put on sale twenty-five lots
In Calhoun Park between Holmes and
Humboldt, Thirty third and Thirty
fourth streets. E. G. Walton has bought
ten acres more on the river bank and
Lake street, and has been pushing the
under the name Of sevenoaks. Thomp:
son Brothers, for the Girard Invest
ment company, have exploited in the
last six months ten acres between
Bloomington and Seventeenth, Thirty
fourth and Thirty fifth streets. Thorpe
Brothers are making speciality of
Fort avenue additions near Minnehaha
line.
The deals which have attracted the
most attention have been those in the
wholesale district north Of Hennepin
and also across the tracks between
Third and Fourth streets. The Butler
Brothers. lease towers over the other
transactions as single 9perGatsi!ona but
and A. L. Geesam on Second avenue
N, has resulted in the location of many
new industries, while with H. p. Wat
son and W. S. Jones, they have syndi-
Gated large amount of property for
an extension of the district north of
the railroads. The First avenue N
transactions involved over 100000 in
An interesting item in the market is
the sentiment Of members Of st. Mark 5
church on Sixth street for offering the
church property on Sixth street for sale
and for the selection of a new site on
Lowry hill. The Atkinson lease of the
Turner corner at Seventh and Nicollet
marked the beginning of new epoch
fer the property, while the entrance OF
the M; Philipsborn company from New
York by the lease Of the store fronts
adjoining the Glass block On Nicollet
avenue created some interest amone
the agents. =
/ Another item of interest was the
statement that M. w. Savage and Ear
t Savage were looking for an acreage Sit
lfor a factory to manufacture cattle
! feed, on which would be built costly
factory plant The donation Of the Dun
woody property to the Women 8 Chris
tian association at probable valuation
of $780, 900 made a furry on Tentl
street, while the deed Of the Y. W. G
A. building on Seventh street to tn
association by Mrs. Benton set valua
ton Of $125,000 on the property.
4 On the East Side an important, sig
lnifcant sale was that Of the J. F. Will
lcox, homestead at Sixth and Sixth to
Hospital association. go.
Il In lake property the interesting de
1velopment was the decision to tea
down the St. Louis hotel and build
Tuxedo park on the site and adjoining
]sproperty. IL