The Dickinson press., 1883-05-05
R1CHARDTON RAKINGS.
Immigrants are arriving by every
train and locating,

The contract is let for church ana
school house which will be commenced
shortly.
The large hotel is progressing rap
idly and will be ready for the accom-
mediation of guests in short time.
One of the early conveniences of
Richardton will be postoffice. The
application having been in for several
days.
Three stores have been finished
and opened with large assort-
ment of goods and farming imple-
ments.
Mr.. F. L. Boos, of the firm of G. r.
Richard & Co., New York, after IL
pleasant stay of nine days, left for
home on Monday.
Mr.. Chas. Greenough, who left sew
eral days ago, to buy Il large number
of horses and cattle for Richardton is
expected home in few days.
Mr.. a. Leach, a prominent business
man of Oshkosh, Wis, arrived here
Thursday. He is looking up bus
iness location.
General Manager Haupt and Master
Mechanic Gushing passed over the
road east, Wednesday, in the private
car Yellowstone.
Conductors Griffin and McAllister
have purchased from James Collister
lumber to build a large barn on their
farm at South Heart.
There will be a new grade of wheat
established the coming season to be
known as extra No. l hard. 1t must
be clean and free from cookie.
DR.. Mcdonald says the person who
rustled the lumber from his farm had
better return the same and save
trouble as they are we'll known.
The editor of the Steele HerZd
was all broke up last week oyer the
arrival Of two new settlers at his res
idence. They were twi1ls-a boy and
girl.
Mr.. Little, of the firm of Little,
Peck & Co., lumber dealers, Duluth,
stopped over here Wednesday on his
way east to sec his friend, James
Collister.
The train from the east Thursday
had on board company of soldiers
from David's Island N. Y, for Ft.
Keogh. They were under command
of 1t. Thompson.
Henry Dion, a prominent business
man of Glendive, was in town Friday.
He was we'll pleased with Dickinson
and said it was growing faster than
any town on the line.
The Northern Pacific railroad car
ried 4,000 immigrants into Dakota
last week and there were no large col
onies, the immigrants being mostly
families and young men.
The Dickinson Building Associa-
tion received three carloads of lumber
this week with which they will build
three neat cottage houses for rent.
There was also one car for the Dish.
inSOn farm
The Cuskelly Bros. have greatly inn
proved their saloon by adding new
bar and sideboard, and covering the
walls with handsome paper. They
have also put in a good combination
pool and billiard table.
Carl Trowbridge, we'll known along
the line, was arrested at Livingston,
Montana, several days ago, by Glen
dive officers, on charge of bigalny.
He was brought to that town for trial
and bound over to court.
Pearl & Merry are making prepa-
rations for the erection of their bus
mess house on Sims street which will
be % so and two stories high. AS
soon as it is completed they will open
up meat market and bakery.
Mcdonald & Chase, two we'll known
hunters, have located a stock ranch
near the Kildeer mountain and will
soon put in a large herd of cattle. Mr..
Chase, who has been to Glyndon,
Minn., on business, will return next
week with carload of grain, etc.
The Catholics will soon build
large new church here. AT meet
ing held here Tuesday evening the
following committee WAS appointed
to solicit subscriptions for that pur.
pose: John Nagle, NJ. Hanley and
NJ. McGenly. VIM. Cuskelly was ap-
pointed treasurer. Rev. Cassidy pre-
sided. The committee are meeting
with good success. Nothing speaks
better for town than to see churches
going up.
a person standing around the Rail-
road hotel when the passenger trains
arrive at noon, will hear many such
remarks as the following from the
passengers:
This will make good town.
This is the incest location for
town have seen along the line
''They say this town is not year