Property: Improvements (July 1882)
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EAU CLAIRE DAILY FREE PRESS - 18 July 1882, page 4
IMPROVEMENTS.
Building in Eau Claire commenced during first half of 1882.
The Second City Looming Up—A Good Sized Town Added in
Six Months.
250 Independent Buildings ; $650,000, and the year but half gone.
We present the following list of building improvements in the city of Eau Claire for the first half of the year 1882.
The list is compiled with great care and and is as nearly correct as the nature of the circumstances would permit, and yet omissions may have occurred.
WEST SIDE.
Daniel Shaw Lumber company, boarding house, frame building, 2 stories and cellar. 80 feet on south side, 80 feet on east side, 100 feet on north side |
$7,000 |
Daniel Shaw Lumber company addition to saw mill and machinery, cost |
$5,000 |
Daniel Shaw Lumber company water works and fire department apparatus, built partly last year |
$20,000 |
Shaw family residence frame building and stables |
$12,000 |
Daniel Shaw Lumber company frame flour and barrel warehouse 32x50 |
$1,000 |
Wm. Anderson, Water street, frame dwelling |
$1,500 |
Daniel Shaw Lumber company addition to frame tenement on Menomonie st |
$100 |
City of Eau Claire bridge across outlet to Half Moon lake |
$2,400 |
Empire Lumber company sawmills rebuilt and additions made |
$20,000 |
Empire Lumber company additions to two boarding houses 20x30 each, 2 stories |
$1,000 |
Empire Lumber company, blacksmith shop and ice house... |
$400 |
C. V. & S. railway Co. bridge across Chippewa river |
$20,000 |
Valley Lumber company, repairs on mill and improvements |
$5,000 |
Valley Lumber company,sleeping house and warerooms, 24x60 2 stories |
$1,500 |
G. A. Buffington, Water st. repairs and additions to two dwellings |
$600 |
Stephen Marston, 9th avenue, warehouse, 22x44, 2 stories |
$500 |
Stephen Marston, addition to office 10x40 |
$100 |
Casiner Portre, Water st. frame dwelling, 16x20 |
$250 |
Wm. Hall, Water st. frame dwelling, 2 stories, main part 14x28, L 14x18, 2 stories |
$1,200 |
H, Doree, Water st. frame dwelling, 18x24, 2 stories |
$400 |
Fred La Marsh,Water st. frame dwelling, 2 wings, 14x24 and 14x20.. |
$300 |
Louis Stein, Water st. frame dwelling, 1 story, 15x20 |
$350 |
Mr. Bern, Water st. frame dwelling, 15x20 |
$300 |
Peter Bradson, Water st. frame dwelling, 2 wings, one story, 16x24andl2xl6 |
$400 |
Albert Oleson, Water st. frame dwelling, 14x24 one story |
$160 |
Erick Bilbau, 8th ave. frame dwelling, one story, 2 wings, 12x16 and 16x14 |
$250 |
Charles Henderson, Niagara st. frame dwelling, 1 1/2 stories, 16x24 |
$500 |
Chas. and Able Brown,Niagara st. frame dwelling, 2 stories, 16x24 |
$250 |
George Burton, Niagara st frame dwelling, 1 1/2 stories, 18x26 |
$400 |
Albert Deming, Niagara street, frame dwelling, 2 parts, 14x24 each |
$450 |
IMPROVEMENTS – 18 July 1882 (continued) |
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Thomas Page, Niagara street, frame dwelling, 1 1/2 stories, 15x24 |
$250 |
Mrs. Crowley, Niagara street, frame dwelling. 11 stories, 15x24 |
$250 |
Unknown, frame dwelling, Ninth avenue, 1 1/2 stories, 14x22 |
$250 |
Lakeside Elevator Co., addition to and improvements on building this year, additions, 30x50 and 26x40 |
$9,000 |
Mr. Thondel, Niagara street, frame dwelling, 16x24, 1 1/2 stories |
$500 |
Moritz Halbig, frame dwelling, Niagara st., 2 wings, 2 stories, 16x24 and 12x14 |
$250 |
Chas. Foster, Broadway, frame dwelling, 1 story, 2 wings. 15X24 and 16x24 |
$600 |
Gilbert Hammer, Broadway, frame dwelling, 18x24, |
$450 |
Chas. Vaughn, Niagara street, frame dwelling, 1 1/2 stories, 18x26 |
$300 |
Fred Clark, Niagara St., frame dwelling, 2 stories, 3 wings, 18x24, 16x22 and 14x16 |
$1,500 |
Peter Johnson, Niagara street, frame dwelling, 25x26, 1 story |
$350 |
Theodore Nelson, Niagara st., frame dwelling. 1 story, 25x26 |
$350 |
D. S. Cornell, Chippewa street, frame dwelling, 3 wings, 16x24,16x20 and 12x16, 1 1/2 stories |
$1,200 |
Baptis Galicheur, Water street, frame dwelling, 20x26, 1 story |
$600 |
Mrs. Newmaris, Water street, frame dwelling, 2 wings, 16x24 and 12x14 |
$450 |
Albert Kritz, Water St., frame store and dwelling, 26x40 |
$800 |
Sylvan Paysee, Water street, frame building for dance hall, 22x60 |
$300 |
Sylvan Paysee, Water st., frame saloon and dwelling, 20x36, 2 stories |
$800 |
John Cahill, Water St., frame store and dwelling, 2 stories, 20x30 |
$650 |
Paul Olsen, Water street, frame dwelling, 2 wings, 16x24 and 16x16, one story |
$600 |
S. Halvorson, Water street, frame blacksmith shop, 20x42 |
$400 |
Mr.Bagley, 6th Avenue, frame dwelling, 16x26 |
$200 |
P. E. Elting, Chippewa st., frame dwelling, 2 wings, 16x26 and 12x16 |
$450 |
Aanstad & Hanson, Water st., store and dwelling, 26x90 |
$2,500 |
Frank Wiedeman, 5th Avenue, frame dwelling, 16x20, 1 story |
$250 |
E. M. Kirkeby, Chippewa st., frame dwelling, 14x18 |
$100 |
E. M. Kirkeby, 5th Avenue, frame dwelling and store, 20x40 |
$1,000 |
Valley Lumber company, Chippewa st., frame dwelling, 2 stories 26x36 |
$2,500 |
Mr. Welsh, 6th Avenue and Hudson st., frame dwelling |
$800 |
F. D. Rathbun, fifth Avenue, frame store and dwelling, 26x52, 2 stories |
$1,000 |
F. D. Rathbun, 5th Avenue and Chippewa st's., frame store and dwelling, 26x52 |
$2,000 |
Herman Hanson, Water street, store and dwelling, brick veneer, 22x60 |
$3,000 |
Herman Hanson, Water street, frame barn, 21x25 |
$300 |
August Gutsch, Water street, saloon and dwelling, brick veneer 22x75 |
$3,000 |
August Gutsch, Water st. frame barn 16x24 |
$250 |
M. J. Argard, Water st. store and dwelling, 22x60 brick veneer |
$1,800 |
Chas. Diseletts, Water st. store and dwelling, brick veneer, 22x60 |
$3,000 |
L. Thompson, Water st., saloon and dwelling, brick veneer. 22x60 |
$3,000 |
IMPROVEMENTS – 18 July 1882 (continued) |
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L. Thompson, Water st., store ind dwelling, brick veneer, 22x60 |
$3,000 |
L. Thompson, Water st., frame barn 20x20 |
$200 |
A. Knutson, Water St.. saloon and dwelling, solid brick, 22x50... |
$3,000 |
Thos. Carmichael, Water st., store and dwelling, solid brick, 22x60 |
$3,000 |
A. Knutson, Water st., frame barn 20x20 |
$200 |
M. J. Argard, Water st., brick store and dwelling, 22x70 |
$3,200 |
Chas. Chales, Water st., brick veneer store and dwelling, 22x60 |
$3,000 |
Herman Hansan, Water st., barber shop and dwelling brick veneer, 22x60 |
$3,000 |
Val Flannagan, Water st., brick veneer, restaurant and dwelling, 22x60 |
$3,000 |
N. A. Preston, Water st., store and dwelling, brick veneer, 22x60 |
$3,000 |
Samuel Kleiner 2 buildings, stores and dwelling, each 22x80 |
$6,000 |
Mr. Fletcher, Chippewa st. frame blacksmith shop 22x16 |
$175 |
Mrs. C. A. Norris, Chippewa st brick veneer store and dwelling 16x18 2 story |
$300 |
W. H. Willard, 5th ave. frame dwelling, 1 story,14x32 with wings 12x26 and 18x24 |
$1,200 |
Same—5th ave. frame dwelling 14x10 2 stories |
$300 |
City of Eau Claire, Water st. engine house No. 1. 33x64, 2 story brick veneer |
$2,500 |
Travellers Home hotel, Water st. brick veneer, 26x60 2 stories |
$1,800 |
Peter Cramer, Water st. saloon and boarding house, brick veneer 24x60 |
$1,800 |
Mat Jahannes, Water st. brick and stone store and dwelling 24x70 2 stories |
$1,400 |
Giles Dunn, brick veneer store 1 story, 22x50 |
$1,200 |
L. E. Latimer, Water st. brick veneer, 22x60, 1 story |
$1,600 |
L. E. Latimer. Water st. store brick veneer, 22x50, 1 story |
$1,200 |
Mr. Waldron. Chippewa st. frame dwelling, 1 1/2 story, 18x26 |
$500 |
N. D. Coon, brick, 2 stores and offices, cor. 4th ave. and Water st 22x70 2 story |
$3,000 |
W. W. Burnett, Water st. brick store and offices, 2 story, 22x70 |
$3,000 |
A. Nyquist, Water st. brick; 1 story, 2 stores, 28x40, cor. 4th ave and Water st. plate glass front |
$3,200 |
Pioneer block, Water st. and 4th ave. 125 feet front, 2 stories, 95 feet deep, solid brick, divided into five stores, owned by W. A. Kinnear, Empire Lumber company, Theo. Hoffman, George Johnson, and Mr. Craft |
$22,000 |
Westville Lumber company, repairs and additions to mill |
$3,000 |
O. H. Ingram, 3d avenue and Hudson st., residence, extreme length, 113 feet, extreme width, 60 feet, heighth 28 feet, carriage house and barn, 34x36, 2 stories, wood house, etc. 16x34, in all |
$35,000 |
G. W. Williams, 3d avenue, frame addition to dwelling, 16x18, 2 stories |
$500 |
Jas. Cernaghan, Lake St., frame dwelling, 2 stories, two wings, 20x28 and 16x22 |
$1,200 |
J. A. Hume, cor. 5th avenue and Water St., 3 stores, brick veneer, 22x130 |
$6,000 |
Wm. Gans, 2d avenue, frame barn. 28x50 |
$500 |
C. A. Chamberlain, cor. 3d avenue and Bridge St., 2 story dwelling, main part 24x30, addition 20x26 |
$4,500 |
C. W. Chappell, Bridge st., frame dwelling, 2 stories, 4 wings, 16x34, 12x10, 12x16 and 12x20 |
$3,000 |
School house near west side depot |
$850 |
W. W. Downs, corner Oxford ave. and Central St., 2 wings one story 16x28 and 16x24 |
$1,000 |
IMPROVEMENTS – 18 July 1882 (continued) |
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J. V. Nightengale, fifth avenue frame dwelling, 2 stories 26x28 |
$2,000 |
Sherman mill company, mill building 44x170, including machinery etc |
$60,000 |
Mrs. Daniel Shaw, Bridge st. frame cottage |
$1,200 |
M. Johannes, cor Bridge st. and 1st ave, 3 saloons each 20x60 |
$3,000 |
C. V. & S. railway bridge across Chippewa river |
$20,000 |
Peter Truax, 2d ave, 2 frame dwellings, 16x30each, 2 stories |
$1,500 |
Mr. Kelley, Oxford ave frame dwelling, 1 story 16x24 and wing 16x14 |
$400 |
Mrs. Bridget Stevens, Oxford ave, frame dwelling, 2 stories, 20x28 |
$1,000 |
D. P. Graves, 3d ave, frame dwelling, 2 stories |
$2,500 |
Catholic church, parsonage etc |
$10,000 |
Wabasha Elevator Co., Fulton st |
$6,000 |
Mr. Gentis, Lake side, dwelling 16x24 2 stories |
$1,000 |
F. Beck, railroad track, dwelling 16x24 |
$500 |
John Johaness, dwelling 16x24, 1 1/2 story, Mill st |
$700 |
Mr. Barnard addition to dwelling |
$600 |
Severson, Bellenger st., 16x14, dwelling |
$200 |
Mr. Moon, Spruce st., frame dwelling |
$800 |
J. Spirl, Whipple st.. dwelling, 16x24 |
$900 |
Mr. Reed, 16x24, dwelling, with lean to, Mappa st |
$500 |
Hamlin, 16x24, dwelling, with lean to, Mappa street |
$500 |
L. Kimferman, dwelling, 24x16, Whipple st |
$500 |
Andwew Wickman, dwelling, 24x16, 2 stories, Bellenger st |
$1,000 |
Mr. Strum, addition to dwelling |
$500 |
John Neiger, 16x20, dwelling, 2 stories, Price st |
$1,000 |
M. W. Burns, 24x16, dwelling, Bellinger |
$500 |
Mr. Hoyme, frame dwelling, 16x24, 2 stories |
$1,200 |
Torger Oleson, 24x24, dwelling, 1 1/2 stories |
$1,000 |
Ole Serbach.. unfinished dwelling |
$500 |
Chris. Schuler, 16x24, dwelling, Whipple st |
$600 |
Y. M. C. A., meeting house, 45x32, Price st |
$1,200 |
Carl Vint, 16x14, frame dwelling |
$800 |
Mr. Cox, 16x50. 2stories, frame dwelling |
$2,000 |
Mr. Larson, small house |
$500 |
John Burroughs large house unfinished |
$1,000 |
L. R. Larson, Hudson st., improvements on dwelling |
$1,000 |
EAST SIDE. |
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Daniel McLeod, Farwell street, frame dwelling, 2 stories |
$3,500 |
Alex. Meggett, Barstow street, addition and improvements on store building |
$1,000 |
IMPROVEMENTS – 18 July 1882 (continued) |
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Miller & Heubner, River street brick addition to store, 24x72 |
$1,800 |
Sam Ellis. Eau Claire st, barn, brick veneer, iron roof 63x110 |
$6,500 |
Matt Kneer, Barstow st, addition and repairs to hotel this year |
$1,000 |
Eau Claire Lumber company, Eau Claire st, packing house |
$1,500 |
Eau Claire Lumber company, Eau Claire, street, round barn |
$2,000 |
J. G. Thorp, State st., residence, (not to be completed this year) |
$20,000 |
Peter Hart, cor Eau Claire and Farwell streets, hotel, 4 stories, 62x40 |
$6,000 |
J. Kohn & Co., Eau Claire st., brick veneer store, 24x80, 2 stories |
$4,000 |
Galloway house, Farwell street addition, 36x90, 2 stories |
$6,000 |
Ebenezer Wright, Barland St., frame dwelling, 2 wing 24x30 and 16x24 |
$1,200 |
Mr. Stilling, Barland St., frame dwelling |
$150 |
Lute Barnard, Barland street frame dwelling. 16x24, 2 stories |
$700 |
Mr. Anderlorn, Barland St., frame dwelling |
$500 |
Brown & Nichols, Barstow st., addition to store, 24x40 |
$750 |
A. A. Cutter, corner Kelsey and Barstow sts., brick addition to store |
$1,500 |
Dr. Skinner, Barstow st., store, brick veneer, 2 stories, 22x70 |
$3,000 |
Mrs. Tasker, Dewey st., addition and repairs to dwelling |
$400 |
John S. Smith. River st., frame barn, 30x60 |
$1,500 |
J. E. Stolp, Kelsey street, Rose Garden saloon, 24x24,2 stories |
$900 |
A. Hassett, Prospect st., frame dwelling |
$800 |
Theo. Oleson, Prospect street, frame dwelling, 24x26, 2 stories, |
$1,200 |
J. W. Forbel, Main st., frame dwelling, 16x24 |
$500 |
John Drockstad, Main street, 2 parts, each 16x24, 2 stories |
$1,500 |
Simon Elandson, Main St., 16x24, 2 stories |
$900 |
Albert Larson, Main st., addition to dwelling, 16x22 |
$300 |
Peter Doyle, Doty st., dwelling, 2 stories, 32x50 |
$2,500 |
P. Muldenhauer, Kelsey st., dwelling, 2 stories 16x24 |
$1,500 |
Capt. Whipple, 2 large tenements, unfinished |
$1,000 |
Russell Whipple, frame dwelling 2 stories, upright and wing 1,000 |
$1,000 |
Andrew Grote, Dodge st., frame dwelling, 12x16 |
$200 |
John Towers, Dodge St., frame dwelling, 2 stories, 16x32 |
$1,200 |
Hans P. Oleson, Dodge st., frame dwelling, 24x16, 2 stories |
$1,200 |
G. W. Eastman, Talmadge st., frame dwelling |
$300 |
George Straight, Talmadge st., frame dwelling |
$500 |
Ever Tornik, Talmadge st., frame dwelling |
$400 |
Ole Sater, Barland st., frame dwelling, 12x24 |
$400 |
NORTH SIDE. |
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C. V. & S. R. R. track within the city limits |
$48,000 |
IMPROVEMENTS – 18 July 1882 (continued) |
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E. Skamser hotel, nw corner Hobart and Wisconsin, 24x36, 2 stories |
$1,500 |
John Brown, kitchen, se cor. Farwell and Wisconsin, 12x10 |
$100 |
Miss Neher, dressmaker's shop 12x16, Wisconsin st. |
$150 |
C. V. & S. R. R. track within the city limits |
$48,000 |
E. Skamser hotel, nw comer Hobart and Wisconsin. 24X86, 2 stories |
$1,500 |
John Brown, kitchen, se cor. Farwell and Wisconsin, 12x10 |
$100 |
Miss Neher, dressmaker's shop 12x16, Wisconsin st |
$150 |
Ever Holton, dwelling 12x20, Hobart near Galloway between Farwell and Barstow |
$500 |
C. I. Johnson addition to hotel 12x24, 2 stories |
$1,000 |
Pulp & Paper Co's mill unfinished, about |
$60,000 |
Lawson & Knutson saloon &c. sw cor. Barstow & Madison |
$2,500 |
P. Warner, Forest and William 26x16, 2 story frame building |
$2,000 |
R. Sater, William st bet. Farwell and Barstow, 2 stores, 14x23 |
$650 |
Alec Yager and H. Lawson, Forest between William and Oak |
$500 |
Mr. Philp, cor. Forest and Oak 2 stores, 24x40 |
$2,300 |
Eric Alts and Voss, Hobart bet. Oak and William, frame dwellings |
$1,500 |
A. H. Hollen, basement, on Elm st |
$1,000 |
Mr. Neilson, s Barstow near Oak 14x16, 2 story dwelling |
$900 |
Mr. Mitelsheim, 12x16, 2 stories |
$810 |
Hans Sevenson, 24x16, dwelling, Forest near Elm |
$800 |
Chris Johnson, dwelling 24x16, Forest near Elm |
$800 |
W. Scoitchke, dwelling 16x24, Forest near Elm |
$800 |
John Maltse, corner Elm and Hobart, dwelling |
$500 |
M. Andrews, ad. 12x14, 2 story, Barstow near Elm |
$600 |
F. Voight, Hobart near Oak, dwelling |
$600 |
R. Adams, Hobart near Oak, dwelling |
$600 |
A. Huyssen, 2 small buildings ws Forest st |
$1,200 |
Mrs. Larson, Madison and Farwell, dwelling 16x36, 2 story |
$1,000 |
G. B. Chapman &. Co., coal shed near eleva tor |
$500 |
Felix Wehrle, addition 16x24, 2 story, North st |
$1,000 |
Morris Hackman, dwelling 16x24, on the hill |
$500 |
John McConville, dwelling 16x24, on the hill |
$500 |
Mat Fetche, dwelling 16x24, on the hill |
$500 |
Mr. Oleson,dwelling 16x40, on the hill |
$1,500 |
Mr. Thomas, dwelling on the hill |
$500 |
Mr. McGowen, dwelling on the hill |
$500 |
John Telerson, dwelling 16x16 on the hill |
$600 |
Mr. Owens, dwelling on the hill |
$300 |
IMPROVEMENTS – 18 July 1882 (continued) |
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H. Smith, Erin st. dwelling 16x16 |
$600 |
Brunois, Erin st. dwelling 10x16 |
$600 |
Phil Mullen, Dewey st. dwelling 16x24 |
$800 |
Unknown—6 small dwellings about |
$3,000 |
Eddy mill rebuilt |
$4,500 |
Boarding house at Eddy mill |
$800 |
Dells Lumber Co. rebuilt mill and erected shingle mill 28x64, 2 stories |
$15,000 |
Ole Halt, Bellinger st, dwelling, 16x34, 2 stories |
$1,000 |
George Busness, Bellinger st. dwelling, 16x24, 2 stories |
$1,000 |
Ferguson, Whipple st. dwelling 16x24, 2 stories |
$500 |
Nic Marks, Whipple st. dwelling 16x24 |
$600 |
Chas. Cook. Whipple st., dwelling, 16x24 |
$700 |
T. Eden, loft, small dwelling, 3d ave |
$300 |
John Schultz, 24x16, 3d ave |
$500 |
Mr. Wagner, dwelling 16x24, on 3d ave |
$500 |
Mr. Cernagham, 2 houses, Randall |
$1,800 |
Mr. Johnson, house, 2d ave and Chestnut |
$800 |
T. Kenyon, house and barn, 1st ave |
$2,000 |
Ever Oleson, 1st ave, two parts each 16x24, 2 stories |
$1,500 |
Minor improvements, very numerous |
$5,000 |
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