Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10
real ESTATE
ACTIVITIES
oc.r PEOPLE BUY RESIDENCE
PROPERTY AND SEVERAL
ACRE TRACTS
NEW BRICK BUILDINGS PLANNED
wul Be Considerable Building In
Bonners Ferry This Spring

If the present plans of local peo-
nla are carried out there will be sew
ara, new brick blocks erected this
snring and summer in the business
nart OF town. G. w. Megquier plans
q build a large addition to his ga
~oqa al the north end of Main street
and will start work as soon as weather
conditions will permit. Charles
woods. of the Amazon theater will let
,be contract soon for the construction
~ a new, modern, brick theater; the
First National Bank has plans for the
! construction of a brick building ad-
Joining the bank.
There are at least two other brick
buildings which will no doubt be con-
structed this spring by local people
whose names the Herald is not at lib
erty yet to divulge.
Every week for the past few months
has seen several real estate deals of
either town or farm property and dur
jng the past week there have been a
number of sales of small tracts and
homes. Some of the sales of the last
d week follow.
Last Thursday night the members of
i the Knights of Pythias lodge voted to
authorize the trustees of the order to
sell SO feet of frontage on Kootenai
street to e. B. Moore for considera-
ton of $4,000.
This frontage is on the west end of
4 the Knights of Pythias property and
4incudes the frame store building now
occupied by the grocery and shoe firm
! of White & White.
L. r. Hamilton this week bought of
Fred Myers a residence and three acre
n tract on the Northside, east of the w.
B. Hawkins property. The consid-
Grafton was $500.
H. S. Swenson sold his six room
house and two lots in the east part
of the city to Mike Jackich, the con-
! sideration being $3.50. The purchaser
I is foreman of one OF the section crews
Of the Great Northern Railway here.
deal was closed last week whereby
R. E. Luse, cashier at the Great North
ern depot, purchased of James Kinney,
a four room residence and acre tract
on the Northside. The consideration
was not made public.
The tract Mr.. Luse bought is all
well improved. He intends to remod-
el and enlarge the residence this COM
ing spring.
G. W. Spoerry sold to o. C. Wilson
Lots 10 and II of the replat of Eagle
Park addition, the consideration be-
I ing $500.
Mr.. Spoerry also sold to L. N.
Brown acre tracts A and B located to
8the south of Mr.. Browns residence In
Park addition, the consideration being
4 $500.
Frank Clapp has purchased from w.
L. Kinnear Lots and 6, Block 1, of
Second Riverside addition, the consid-
aeration being $3.50.
Several sales were made the past
week by the Kootenai Land and Realty
SCompany. One was the sale of $40
acres near Naples, owned by F. e.
Dutton, to F. S. White, of Kevon,
Mont, the consideration involved be-
ing $4,000. Mr.. Dutton accepted as
part payment $4,000 stock of mer-
chandise owned by Mr.. White.
Chester Baker has purchased two
acre tract and residence on the Island
from L. M. Baker, the consideration
being 1000.
~. W. Baker has purchased the J.
" Reid four room house and lots on
Bonner street. The consideration was
not made public.