The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1883-12-29
OUR NE1gHBORs.
Gladstone

Gladstone
Is a new town situated eleven miles
east of here OH the line of the North
ern Pacific railroad and Heart river.
1t is surrounded Ivy fertile farming
lands and !; good grazing country and
is destined to become the center for
the trade of thickly settled farming
community. Gladstone contains be-
tween three and four hundred popu-
lation. It's business men are enter
prising. A large steam Touring mill
is to be erected and many other en-
terprises calculated to build up q
town are under contemplation and
will he developed in the spring.
Gladstone numbers amongst it's citl-
zens several members of a coloniZa-
tion bureau who will do much to-
wards settling up the surrounding
country.
Ricllardt0n
Isa new place Offering superior adj
vantages to the settler and business
man. The surrounding country is a
rich, productive soil. North of Rich
ardton the country is broken, thus
furnishing the best advantages for
stock raising. The town was laid out
by G.. b. Richard K Co., large steam
ship owners and men of energy who
will push the place forward until it
takes rank as one of the leading
towns of the West Missouri country.
1t has good hotel, several stores, Il
lumber yard and many other busi-
ness enterprises. That Richardton
will grow there can be no doubt.
Taylor.
This is another new town in Stark
county and is but little over year
old yet it already has population of
two hundred. The country surround
ing it is fast being settled up by
sturdy pioneers who will make Tay-
lor their trading point. With the
rich farming country surrounding
Taylor to back it up, the town will
make steady and substantial growth.
Its citizens are enterprising and EN-
thusiastic as to it's future.
Antelope
Is another new settlement which
promises to spring into thriving
town in the near future and there
will no doubt be good openings at
that place in the spring for enter
prising business men. The farming
lands are equal to any west of the
river.
South Heart
Is located eleven miles west of
Dickinson and the surrounding co,n-
try is we'll suited for farming and
stock raising. There will be town
laid out there in the spring and a rush
of immigration will follow.
Belfield.
This town was laid out last summer
and has already grown to he thriv-
ing town and its future Importance
is assured by it's being located in the
center of vast fertile and we'll
watered district.
Little Missouri.
This town is located on the Little
Missouri river and in Pyramid Park,
the most picturesque part of the Bad
Lands. 1t is surrounded by good
stock country. Ignite coal is mined
and used by the railroad company.
The town is making a rapid growth
and numerous new buildings are 60
ing up. AT this point the Marquis
de Mores has established a large
slaughter house and is supplying all
the towns along the line with dressed
beef, besides shipping to the eastern
markets. The capacity of the
slaughter house is one hundred
beeves day and this will be in
creased in the spring. The arrange
ments of the slaughter house are
complete in every respect. Little
Missouri will soon become town Of
great Importance. For persons de-
sirous of engaging in stock raising
the surrounding country could not