The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-08-14
NEW STRUCTURES
NOW BEING BUILT
IN SPITE OF THE HIGH COST OF
LABOR AND MATERIAL
WORK GOES ON
WONDERFUL RECORD IN HOME BUILDING
Complete List of the New Houses That
Are Being Erected in Brookings
During This Year.

So that the readers of the Register
may know where the many new i'm
provements in the city are being
placed. we submit herewith for your
information a list of the new business
buildings, new residences, new store
fronts and houses that have beer i'm
proved and remodeled during this sum-
mer. In a number of the cases where
houses have been moved, new struc-
lures will be erected on the lots va
Gated, though the uncertainty of get
ting the work done this year makes
it impossible to announce them as new
building operations.
New business buildings :-First Ma
tional Bank, corner Main and Williams
street;
Kendall Store Building, Main street;
Dybdahl Garage, Williams street;
Fricke Tire Shop, North Main street;
New store fronts Bee Hive Store;
Rays Plumbing Shop and Heintz's
Hardware Store.
New residences:-J. P. Ashbaugh,
Sixth street and Thirteenth avenue;
E. B. Wiley, Williams street, east
of Medary avenue;
II. e. Dawes, Medary avenue, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets;
A. c. Whitney, Roberts addition to
South Bookings;
Mrs. Chapman, Tenth street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues;
r. A. Pilmer, Williams street and
Thirteenth avenue:
Geo. w. Roskie, Fifth street, be-
tween Medary and Eleventh avenues;
VIM, H, Powers. Eleventh avenue,
north of Sixth street;
Edith Powers, Eleventh avenue
north of Seventh street;
Be- Void, Fourteenth avenue, south
of Eighth street;
r. A. Townsend, 712 Sixth street:
j. w. Linn. Third street, east Of
Fifth avenue;
r. S. Bosler. Second street and Thir.
teenth avenue;
Harold Davis, Second street and
Twelfth avenue;
John Austin, Third street and Ninth
avenue;
John Raak, Twelfth avenue, between
Seventh and Eighth streets;
H. E. Riley, Ninth avenue, between
Third and Williams streets;
T. Tolagson, Ninth avenue, north of
Sixth street.
H. E. Riley, Eighth street, east of
Fifth avenue;
A. F. Mix, Eighth street and Third
avenue;
S. A. McElmurry, Fifth street, be-
tween Second and Third streets;
S. A. McElmurry, Fifth street, be-
tween Second and Third avenues;
A. Goodroad, Fifth avenue, south;
T. NJ. Void, GIT Fifth street;
Mrs. L. Nelson, corner Seventh ave-
nue. and Seventh street;
o. o. Graves, corner Fifth street
and Second avenue;
Nelson Pease, East Sixth street;
var Cobel, corner Main and Eighth
streets;
A. Fry, Fifth street, between Sew
enth and Eighth avenues;
N. T. Nelson, Tenth street, between
Seventh and Eighth avenues;
James Thornber, Ninth street, east
of Sixth avenue;
Harry Gowell, Third street and
Sixth avenue.
Houses moved to other locations:-
Baptist parsonage purchased by w.
H. Leighty, and moved to Main street
north of Seventh avenue; Old Episco-
pal rectory, purchased by L. L. Jack
son and moved to East Williams
street; Bonesteel house, moved by A.
R. Weaver to north end of lots on
Eleventh avenue north of Sixth street;
DR.. E.. A. Lentz, house moved to Sew
enth street east of Main street; Jas.
Tinker, house moved to east end OF
lots at Sixth street and Fifth venue
Conrad Lee, house moved east on
Seventh street; Mrs: C. A. Wills, house
purchased by Lewis Johnson ano
moved to Sixth avenue north of Sixth
street; 0. o. Graves, house removed
to Second avenue north of Fifth street.
Houses that have been substantially
added to or remodeled:-Dr. e. C.
Miller, Seventh street and Eighth ave-
nue.; Hans Olson, Seventh street.
west; A. B. Chase, Ninth street and
Ninth venue.
Wv. s. s.