Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-13
BUILDING ON BIG
SCALE THIS YEAR
Great Falls to Experience Boom
Judging From Number Of
Permits Issued.

| spector of buildings, during the first
| week in May, Great Falls is about to
experience a construction boom and il
| looks as the it will be here almost i'm
| mediately and continue during the sum
| mer. Just $S5,OOO worth of proposed
| building was authorized by the inspector
during this week and April alone, the
| month previous had but $50, 900 mark,
which is considered unusually good. The
week broke the record for permits issued
| in a single week.
The largest permit was that issued to
the Paris Realty company to construct
the Paris store structure to the rear
of the Ford building. on First avenue
north The additional permit for this
building was for $4,000, bringing the
total up to $4,000 for the one story
construction. 1t will be 140 by so with
the foundation so erected as to be able
should it be deemed advisable to add
them later.
Homes Included.
Included in the permits for the week
were many new homes.
Frank Sidor is erecting a five-room
bungalow. 26x34. at 107 Third avenue
southwest 1t will cost $500.
A. S. Nulden is building a five-room
residence. with bath, at 1917 Central
avenue, at a cost of $500 This is
next door to his present home, 1918
Central avenue.
Fred Parrish is building four-room
bungalow, 32x3O. at 2115 Central avenue.
at cost of $3,775. pappin & Sons are
the contractors.
Michael L. DALEY is building a three
avenue south at the rear. at cost ef
81 900. He lives at 50f Seventh avenue
south.
Bert Brovig of So3 Sixth avenue north
is building a five-room frame dwelling,
25x32, at 26OS Central avenue, costing
$1,000
W. s. Frary is spending $500 in
altering his home at 5O1 Fourth avenue
north. Plans were drawn by Architect
George Stanley and John Duncan is
doing the work.
Temporary Permits.
Permits for building temporary houses.
garages and repairs were issued during
the week as follows:
J. C. McDermand, to repair dwelling
at 90 First avenue southwest. costing
6. e. Murdock, to add sleeping porch
en- rear of 1922 Fifth avenue north.
costing $500.
John Iurek. to build two-room dwelling
$500. s - ''''N 'ee s'''" - S'
J. H. Mathison. to build 1212o frame
addition to dwelling at J221a Fourth
avenue southwest, costing 500.
Thomas Shannon, to repair dwelling
at 1923 Sixth avenue south, costing
5000.
John Duncan. 110s First avenue north.
to build garage at 1O4 Tenth street
north, costing $50.
James A. Gooch, to build garage at
913 Second avenue north, costing 5000.
Mrs. NJ. E. Warren, to repair garage
sloo.
II. Grogen, to build garage at 1900
First avenue south, costing $50.
Frank r. Evans. TO build garage and
chicken coop at 1921 Central avenue,
costing $3.50.
Amelia Walter. 4111a Fifth avenue
southwest, to build frame garage, cost
ing So
r o. Gallagher. to add bathroom to
dwelling at $40 Seventh avenue south,
costing S100.
Josephine Ford, a16 Second avenue
south, to repair dwelling at 2O9 IL
Fifth street north. costing $50.
Power City Investment company, to
build duplex garage at sos Fourth ay-
enue north, costing $500.
S. J. Coburn. 2109 Second avenue
south, to repair building damaged by fire,
costing $50.
Hans Skogen, to build three-room
frame temporary dwelling, 24x26 feet,
At 2S12 Second avenue north, costing
$500
John Mohs, to build two-room ad-
dition to dwelling at 1927 Eighth avenue
north costing $3.50
Mrs. Robert Pontet. to repair dwelling
by fire at 327 Fifth avenue
north. costing $1,000.
John Laner, 900 Seventh avenue
north, to build garage costing $50.
". Fl. Blake, 2527 Third avenue |
north. to build temporary three-room
dwelling at 2121 First avenue south,
costing $3.50.
J. G. Mundson. 11o5 First avenue
north, to build 2Ox3e garage, costing
$500.
S. w Hanse, to cover exterior of |
dwelling with metal lath and plaster at |
b0S Sixth avenue south, costing $40 /
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