The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-01
BUILDING NEWS
Construction news for the week is
summarized by the Improvement Bull
letin as follows:

Construction news for the week is
summarized by the Improvement Bull
letin as follows:
on plans for girls dormitory at Manchester
college 1t Wilt be sox120, three story and
deep basement. The first story will be OF CUT
kasoa stone Lane o.
be of freproof construction thruout, with steel
beams and iron columns reinforced conGrste
cement floors, and hollow tile partitions. ine aIs
will be gas and electric wiring, hard waH
plaster maple floors, hardwood interior hnisn'
toilet and bathrooms, and steam heat. cost'
SEQ, 900.
John N. lager, architect COS Corn Exchange,
has plans for church building for st. Joseph,s
society Of Rosen, MINI. 1t will be 6oxSo, with
tower about 100 feet high, and VIII De con
KEGS & IColburn architects. have completed
plans for the ]. I. Case Thresher Machine com,
pany superstructure. 1t will be of hard burned
Gotta for cornice and trimmings and red Portage
Entry sandstone for basement and first noor
Only three stories above high basement Will
mill construction Bids are being taken.
Doltz & Son have the contract to erect two
story frame residence for William b. Hender-
versity avenue Sc. 1t will be 2sxas. with full
basement, have plumbing, bath, mantel, hard.
wood interior finish, hard wall plaster, hot
water heat. Cost, $4,000. They have also the
contract to erect q. O. Hawksett's modern
frame residence. at 242o Lake place from plans
By F. D. ORD, architect. W.. stst., ~ =,
| Bell & Detweiler, architects have plans and
bids. will be taken until 8 pm, July Is, for
the erection Of courthouse at Britton, 3. D.
Cost 500, 900. ..,., ...s .,. W.. .-.~ - .
bertrand chambsrlln, architects; are I pre-;
Nicollet avenue, for Mrs. Alice Hall It Will
be 86x18B, twostory and basement; will con-
tain seven stores with pressed brick and plate
glass front. have iron beams and columns re-
inforced concrete hreproof interior with COM
position roof, electric wiring. gas, plumbing
and steam heating: Cost, $4,000.
for residence at 1917 Portland avenue for Mrs,
NJ. Rasmussen. 1t will be 28x8a, two-story,
with plumbing, bath, mantel, hardwood interior
ns Laundry ~ and He
also working on frame cottage at 8033 4
Thirty:eig street. 1t will be 22x2e, modern.
| Cost, $4,000. ,.,
| H. W. Jones, architect, reports plans under
way for improvements and additions for Isaac
r. Wetter, at Grand Rapids, Wis. He reports
that bids for the Worth County bank building
at .Northwood, Iowa, are being taken. He has
begun work on plans on a modern two-story
frame residence for J. B. samels, at Lakeville
MINI. Cost, $4,000
has completed plans and specifications and b.
gun work on two-story frame building, t
be erected for Robert Jones. at 1924 Pillsbury
BATH with full cemented basement hardwood
finish, hardwood floors thruout, to be finished
| by Sept. l. Contract price, 81, 300.
| Fl. W. Jones, architect, has begun work OF
plans for an auditorium at St. Croix Falls, Wis
1t will be 40x60 Cost, $4,000
Lindstrom & Williams, architects, are pre-
pairing plans for, residence at Cleveland, Ohio
for J.: G: Gaensslen, New England building
Cost, So, 0O0.s ...,- .-.. Irov =
F.'A. Gohring, POPS James avenue N, has be
gun work on two-fat house at $40 w Twenty
fifty street.. 1t will be 48x58, with full base
ment and attic. Exterior will be cement plastic
on expanded metal 1ath. ~ Interior will be mod
ern turnout; work to be completed about Dec
1. Cost $6000
Alfred Peterson has the contract for altera
lions and improvements on DR.. Lawrence's sana
forum at 811 Seventeenth street. One stor,
will be added to the building, which is 38x5d
There Will be plumbing, heating and electri
wiring. W. s. Hunt, architect. Cost, abou
SO, 900. -.
Work on the concrete footings for the Butte
Bros. warehouse are being put In by the day
The superstructure Of this building will b
entirely of red sand mold faced brick. II. W
4 Jones, architect.
: C. s. sedgwiok architect, has plans com
pleted and bids will be- In soon for the North
| western Lumber company's buildings at Stanley
Wis. They will be Of brick and frame, til
largest Of which is 150x150 49, w. ~
i a. W. Jones, architect. reports that the ger
eral contract to erect the hospital at Owatonna
MINI. was let to Hummer Bros & Anderson
i Glenn L. saxton, architect, has plans for a