Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-17


ment, is modern in every particula
and of pretty architectural design. |
was erected with view to comfort
and that obtains throughout. 1t wa
erected by Holmes & Grant and cos
about $500.
Probably the most expensive repai
improvement made during the pas
season in the building line was tina
Of Mr. Ike Yokum, which entailed a
expenditure of approximately $170t
and which included practically tn
rebuilding of his residence on Oal
street. A front porch 8x30 feet AM
Colonial in style of architecture wa
added to the dwelling, besides whicl
an addition was made to the rear Of
the structure, affording two additiona
rooms, and the interior thoroughly re
modelled and toilets put in. The worl
was done by Holmes & Grant.
Harry Cosper improved his resi-
dence on North Hayter street by the
construction of front and back porch
es, and the addition of bath room
Sewer connections were made and the
en.iie hl ouli@t @na6 ieRlunoe'l; Hi c ine 'os,
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Brown during the summer. 1t is one
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tLeo.eu tLe qul.e piele,i'lo''e e oWeiilnS ing
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pnaUo a-. ,,4:,,, ne 81 "'' Oie 10 i'io''ein III
10y ny PS.a,e"i'l Sha Ia, .,,:.:a. :. l..
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esiu1il'e ;'S. on heNens s.lee' puii' ull-
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So5O
L. L. Hickman and family are dom
iciled in comfortable bungalow,
erected at a cost of $1,000. The house
is of pretty design and an ornament
to the section in which it was erected.
A. P. Morton s new residence was
built at a cost of $1,000. and from
general appearances is well worth the
money. It is of the bungalow type.
has modern conveniences and is roomy
C. P. Brooks built a barn on his
premises at cost of $3.50.
C. A. Coates new dwelling house is
one of the pretty bungalows of that
section. and was built at a cost of 81
900.
Among the smaller dwellings built
in Dallas since the advent of 1915 are
those of James A. HAYES. cost 5000;
w. W. Miller estate, cost $1,000; G.
W. Hinshaw, cost $1,000; O. L. Bar
tholomew, cost 5000: C. Donaschof-
sky, cost 5000.
Tn the Rural Realm
Mrs TT F. Evans who has n rancT
east of town added 20x24 feet to her
residence fins nrovidino for a model
Kitchen and hath room Resides max
;no these improvements Mrs Evans
had hack norcb Constructed tbe
whole COSTING about S30O
Cbas Skinner one mile soutb of
Rickreall hu;lt . harm tbe main nm
rioht of which is 22y30 feet with %
foot posts on either side of which is
A shed 22y30 feet and now has bet-
TOR facilities for caring for his stock
and crons The harm was hu;lt bv
Rrotbars and oost s50O
Another important ;mnrovement
outside of tba cities of tbe county
was the donhl;pg of tba accommoda.
ions of tbe PerrvdaIe school bonse.
nodo pooossorv hy on ;noroosad atl
.endance in that fourishing communi-
". The building. the ground dimen-
lions of which are 36x64, was raised
me story at an expense of $4,000.
3arham Brothers had the contract.
The fourtb LARGEST prune driver in
ooIk conntv was bnilt tb;s season bv
A N Conn who has a productive or
.bord ;nmed;otoI, south Of tbo cor-