Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-01

for $4,000. The Woodmen Circle had bought
the lot q few months previously for $4,000.
The high bank on the lot has been graded
down and the erection of a store building
has been begun.
The First Christian church property at
the southwest corner Of Nineteenth and
Farnam streets was sold in March to a
syndicate represented by w. T. Graham.
for $4,000. Three years ago the church
paid $4,000 for It 1t is 1S9xSO feet.
A syndicate represented by f. d. Wead
bought the Campbell homestead at the
southwest corner Of Seventeenth and Dodge
streets for $4,000 Il was the first transfer
Of the property in forty-four years. A
small building has been erected on the
hitherto unoccupied part OF the lot, and
further Improvement is contemplated.
The Douglas block, at the southeast cor
ner Of Sixteenth and Dodge streets, was
bought for $4,000 by the Omaha Loan and
Building association from b. p. Kirken-
dali This figure represents the building
alone, for the ground belongs to Ira B.
Cook, a Chicago capitalist, who has given
a longtime lease on It
John Deere Flow Company.
The John Deere Pillow company bought
almost four lots on the south side of
Ninth streets, paying approximately s26,0OO.
This will be the site of a large warehouse
which the company has announced 1t will
build.
Hayward @. Leavitt bought lot 1, Wind
sor Place, for a home, from James @.
Megeath. paying $4,000. This Is the Me-
geath homestead, built thirty-ive years
ago.
Il M f. Lehang Of Lexington. Neb.. who
has made several investments In Omaha
real estate In the last two years, bought
the Bolln block on North Sixteenth street
He paid $4,000
Acreage property in the vicinity Of Krue
| park to the value OF about $4,000 changed
hands In the course of the year. 1t has
been cut up into lots and Is being sold
for homes. Hastings & Heyden bought
forty acres near the park and Q. E VIII
Hanson bought forty acres
X. s. Hall bought the ]. H. Evans resi-
dence at Thirty-third and Farnam street:
for $4,000.
The Elks made a purchase at the north
west corner of Seventeenth and jackson
streets, which, through inconsiderable fl
itself. involving only 5000. may mean thu
erection of a fine building some day.
Some of King Eds Money.
| Slr horace flunkett ana an EngusnnAn
named Allison. sold their property across
| the street north of the postoffice, extend
ing from the Masonic temple west to Sew
| enteenth street, to Abram Sebring Of New
York, for something like $4,000.
Frank Parmelee, after selling his six
tenth street property to Herman Coin
bought the Northwestern hotel at Six
tenth and Webster. paying $4,000.
The Sherman apartment house, on Sher
man avenue, went at $4,000, to Mr.. Hahn
on a trade.
Frank Burkeley and L. 8. Reed bough
the Linton block at Thirteenth and Pierc
streets, for $27,500.
The Harris & Fisher block, at Eighteentl
and Nicholas streets, brought $4,000
Haarmann Bros. bought a factory sit
on the Burlington tracks, between Twelft
and Thirteenth streets. II cost them s12OO
and will cost them $4,000 TO grade. Swift
and Company bought a lumber yard sit
on the east side of Sixteenth street, at tn
south end OF the viaduct. They paid abou
$4,000 for almost a block OF ground bu
It will cost much money to grade tn
property.
A syndicate represented by George & CT
bought from David Reed and Hugh Nc
CSSrey eighty acres % land on the Dods
street road, four miles west of Sixteent
street. They paid $4,000 They expect I
park the land and sell It in acreage tract
! for country homes.