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

built a barn, 2Ox20, a chicken house
several other small buildings, and
tent house.
Glen Swanson, who has farm
three miles east of Dallas, expended
$1100 in the building of bungalow
on the place. The dwelling is 26x32
with an addition 24x18. 1t has Mint
rooms. Earnest Hanson of this city
did the work.
Geo. Brown remodeled residence
building on Main street at a cost OF
5000, Mr.. Hanson doing the job. HI
also built garage in North Salem
for P. D. Ediger, 20x26, with concrete
foundation, the same costing $3.50.
Building at Mccoy.
The following new buildings have
been erected at Mccoy in the last
year:
Strickler & Jourdan, warehouse,
24x40, estimated cost 5000.
E. M. Jourdan remodeled residence,
24x4O feet, cost $500.
|. 0. o. F. extension on store build
ing, 16x442, cost 5000.
j. P. Christensen, residence 30x40
and a garage 12x18, and also a barn
3Ox30 feet; total cost $4,000.
F. A. Rohde, residence 28x36 feet !;
cost $4,000.
W. j. Domes, two barns, 40x6O feet
and 3Ox40 feet; total cost $1,000.
G. C. Graves, remodeled dwelling,
26x42 feet, garage 12x16 feet; total
cost $500.
c. R. Cooper, barn, 36x55 feet, cost
$500.
August Rohde, barn, 36xSO feet,
cost $1,000.
G. E. McCrow, machine shed, 18x6O
feet, cost $3.50.
Henry w. Domes, milk house, 10x-
20 feet, and poultry houses, total cost
5000.
G. L. Hawley, garage, 12x1s feet,
cost 800.
Clyde Kelly, garage, 12x1S feet,
wood shed 10x2O feet; total cost 1925.
John Boyer, granery, 30x6O feet,
cost 5000.
A. H. Wyatt, barn, 4Ox60 feet, cost
$1,000.
F. f. Hillman, remodeled residence,
40x6O feet, born 25x40 feet, garage
12x1S feet, total cost $4,000.
A. G. Taylor, garage 12x1S feet,
cost 800.
L. c. Paneck, dwelling, 2Ox3O feet,
cost $3.50.
j. o. Stevenson, hog house 20x2O
feet, cost 5000.
l.. A. Williamson, remodeled resi-
dence 20x30 feet, cost 5000.
Building at Ballston.
The following buildings have been
erected in the vicinity of Ballston
during 1915:
Grain warehouse, built by E. L.
Sechrist at Ballston depot, 4Ox60 feet
with cleaner and chopper, cost So, 400.
Bungalow, built by John E. Luci,
one and one-half miles northeast of
Ballston, one and one-half stories
high, contains seven rooms, cost ST.
400. Built by A. M. Tillery.
Modern dwelling, built by H. A.
Yocum, one and one-half miles east
Of Ballston, contains Is rooms, base
nent, water system and all conven-
ences found in modem dwelling, cost
$4,000
Stock shed, erected by C. D. Marine,
Jr., two miles southwest of Ballston,
iOx6O feet, built by Alfred Camp
bell, cost $400.
Dwelling, built by Bert Clanfeld,
,wo miles south of Ballston, cost ST.
100.
Cottage, built by Carl Fredrickson
n western part of Ballston, rooms,
cost 5000.
Addition built to home of T. J.
Short, two rooms, cost $500.
Garage, built by A. NJ. Tillery. cost
S75.
Poultry house, built by Mrs. Geo.
Ball, cost $75.
Little Building at Airlie.
The Observers correspondent re
,orts comparatively little activity in
operations in the Airlie sec
ion during the year, saying that the
,reatest improvement there has been
n road work, much of which was done
" private subscription and donation
york.
Drs. Bollman and Stats of Dallas
ave built comfortable dwelling and !
arge barn on the farm property they
ecently bought from J. NJ. Stats,
wo miles south of Airlie, the total
ost being about $1100.
Mr.. Phelps has just completed
yelling in town at a cost of $1,000,
nd now occupies the same.
Building at Monmouth.
There has been a considerable :
mount of building at Monmouth the
asst year, exclusive of the Normal
The city has also expended
800 for concrete sidewalks and the
anne amount for graveling streets. A
artial list of the building operations
here follows:
C. H. Newman, dwelling 28x45, !
light rooms. cost $500; Misses Allie
nd Maggie Butler spent $1,000 in i'm I
G. T. Boothby, garage
2x1S. 800; G. H. Stone built !
yelling 22x24. cost $500; C. G. Griffa I
rected a rooming house 26x60, with