Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-10
Many Residents OF Traer and
Vicinity Building New or
Improving Property
SEASON OF GREAT PROSPERITY
Never Was One Known in That Vioin-
ity When Farmers Planned to Make
as Many improvements as at the
Present Time-List Of Building OPP
erations Planned.
Special to T!mes-nepubllcan.

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Traer, Feb. 1o.That the past year
has been one of material prosperity
to all, is being recognized by the
numerous improvements, which are
now under process Of construction and
spring. Never has season been
known when the farmers were maxi
ing as many improvements as they are
at the present.
w. j. Johnston will erect an en-
tirely new set of buildings, including
barn. house, corn crib and granary.
on his half section farm, four miles
east Of Traer Work has already been
commenced. Peter Flynn, south Of
town. is hauling cement blocks for
his new residence, which will be built
at cost of between $4,000 and $4,000.
Wright, son Of "Tama Jim" Wilson,
has fine new $4,000 residence, a
mile and a half west of Traer, up
and enclosed. August Untiedt is haul
ing rock for the foundation of his
new residence, which is to be built on
his farm south of town. G. Lyons,
south of town, has just finished the
completion of fine new residence on
his farm, strictly modern. likewise
Joe Chalupnick whose farm now
boasts Of a $4,000 strictly up to-date
residence, that will be ready for oc-
eupancy within short time. Ralph
Manfull Is building an elegant new
dwelling on his farm, six miles north
of Traer The Robert Provan resi-
dence, north of Traer, has recently I'M
dergone n series of improvements, and
numerous modern conveniences were
added. Frank Josifek, living east OF
town, has the lumber hauled for
new $500 residence, which will be
erected as soon as the weather per-
mits James Dinsdale's fine new So
900 residence, six miles northeast OF
Traer, is now completed and Isl one
of the finest farm residences In this
section of the county. Steve Imolek,
living south of town, has begun the
erection of new residence, the same
being 1926 feet, two stories.
Henry Reimers Is just finishing the
erection of Il large new barn on his
farm in Crystal township. He will
also build a hog house and make num-
erous other Improvements John
is just finishing 5000
two-story addition to his house. Mr..
has also added number
of modern improvements. William
Flemming, living east Of town. Is
having a large hay and stock barn
the same being 50v6o.
Frank Bragonier has just built large
addition to his barn, in Geneseo town
ship. Lew Kvidera, living south OF
town, is hauling material for new
double corn crib. Henry Shield is
hauling lumber for the erection of
new barn on hi farm. west of Traer;
likewise W. McAnulty and c. l.. En-
arson Fred Rainbow. south of town,
IS hauling rock for the foundation of
4 new corn crib. A large new cattle
barn is being erected on the William
WELLER farm, north Of town, and a
cow barn on the Fergus Galloway
farm.
Jacob Ulstad, living north of town,
IS erecting three new buildings. one
corn crib 4Sx26, and a machine shed
24x32. Mrs. G. Guernsey has just
finished a large corn crib on her farm.
Ernest Prehn, west Of Traer, has just
new $4,000 residence.
Adam Schnell, living east of town, is
building new machine shed, 24x32.
Hans J. Hansen, south of town, IS
1aying a large addition built to his
'arm house. and number of modern
improvements put irl. Dick Siemes
1as purchased lumber preliminary to
erecting &, new set Of buildings on his
Inc 14O-acre farm. Work has begun
IN $4,000 barn on the G. L. Guern-
sew farm. north of town. Anton
living south of town, is re-
pairing his residence and making num-
erous other improvements on his farm
Buildings.
The new residence on Fred Safley's
'arm is enclosed. The same is modern
n all respects, and is being built at
!, cost of $4,000. A large corn crib Is
,lso being built, and the erection of
, $1,000 barn has just been completed.
An elegant new farm residence is now
1nder process Of construction on the
George Hill farm. new $1,000 res
dence and $1,000 barn are now be-
ng built on the Pulkrabek farm. A
orce Of men are at work erecting a
lew set of buildings on the Nation
and. William Weller, north of town,
las completed fine new residence at
he cost of $4,000.
Besides these H. B. Griffin, Fl. Cub
.herston, Henry Schroeder, Joseph Yus-
"a, John Kubik, and Frank Mochal,
ire each erecting barns on their re-
;pective farms; and Charles Whalen.
George Keiser, Henry Schroeder, r.. H.
Wylie and Ben Lorensen are building
corn cribs.
INDUSTRIES GROW RAPIDLY.